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Samsung The Frame, The Clever New Near-Invisible TV: Hands-On Review
Or Samsung's new TV called the Frame, revealed on Forbes by John Archer. There are more than 100 pieces of art to choose from which are supplied, free, with the TV. Crucially, it has an efficient ambient light sensor which expertly dims the display to match its surroundings, so that the Frame really is convincing as a regular picture on the wall. All very well, but how does that impact the look of our living rooms when the set is turned off? Improved picture quality makes us want screens that are as imposing and immersive as possible.
Buying a New Samsung TV? The Company Could Be Leaking Your Data
Possibly leaking data of thousands of clients this way, it is unclear why the data wasn't removed if the tracking numbers were "recycled" every year. He further added that following his receipt of the order, Samsung had attached a TIFF file to his order, which shows his full name, address, and signature. Metzger wrote on Medium about this discovery when he was buying a new TV from the popular TV maker. Samsung appears to be leaking user name, address, and other information when customers order from the company's online store. However, Metzger believes it's Samsung's responsibility to think about how user data is being handled by their shipping partners.
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