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Apple May Catch Up To Samsung With Use Of OLED Displays
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- A decade after the release of its first smartphone, Apple Inc. will unveil its iPhone 8 and 8 Plus models next year, and they may be joined by a pricier version with a crystal-clear, curved screen.iPhone users who are willing to pay a little extra will likely enjoy an upgrade next year to the crystal-clear organic light emitting display screen, a curved and higher-contrast replacement of the LED technology used in the latest iPhone models.Suppliers of Apple Inc. have fielded requests for higher production of OLED screens, as well as for submission of prototypes, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.Organic light emitting display screens, also called OLED or AMOLED screens, offer a sharper display and curve around the phone's edges, rather than lying flat on its surface.
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Samsung May Split Itself In Two
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- Pressure on Samsung has been mounting since the storm that surrounded its Galaxy Note 7, and the company on Tuesday finally bowed to calls from investors to consider restructuring itself.Samsung says it will bring in "external advisors to conduct a through review of the optimal corporate structure," adding that the review itself doesn't reflect what the South Korean electronics giant, or its board, intend to do.A possible outcome from the review could be that Samsung goes along with what activist shareholder Elliott Management has been demanding for some time, and split itself into a holding unit and an operating company.The company said it would look at ways to optimize long-term value, including "the possibility of creating a holding company structure."Samsung's lengthy statement details how it was already planning to give more cash back to shareholders, and that it would increase total dividends in 2016 by 30% year-on-year, bringing the annual dividend amount to 4 trillion won ($3.4 billion).
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Samsung May Split Itself Into Two, After Phone Explosions
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- 5347838Samsung, the South Korea-based tech conglomerate, is reportedly considering dividing the company into two parts.Officially partitioning a large company is usually done for two main reasons: to reorganize and bolster the management structure, and to increase shareholder value.This measure was suggested by U.S. hedge fund management corporation Elliott Management, which owns 0.6 percent of Samsung, according to The Seoul Economic Daily, as reported by Reuters.Dividing the large company into two parts, one for ownership purposes and the other for operations, could allow for one of the two newly separated company to grow at a much faster rate, while the other continues on at a slower pace.
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