TLDRs: SoftBank shares fall 6. 6% as Asian chip sector reacts to Nvidia’s modest US drop. SK Hynix, Samsung, and TSMC also see sharp declines following Nvidia market reaction. AI server demand and GPU orders remain strong despite short-term selloff pressures. ABF substrate capacity and advanced packaging could shape 2025 semiconductor growth. SoftBank Group Corp. (SFTBY) [.] The post SoftBank (SFTBY) Stock Slides 6. 6% Amid Chip Sector Selloff appeared first on CoinCentral.
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Samsung once dominated the smartphone market with powerful hardware. However, over the past few years, it has shifted its focus towards software and ecosystem features while reducing hardware innovation. Apple, the only other brand using less powerful hardware than Samsung, is now expected to bring a bigger battery than the Galaxy Z Fold 7 for [.] The post Even foldable iPhone could carry a bigger battery than the Galaxy Z Fold 7 appeared first on SamMobile.
Samsung Wallet and travel booking platform Agoda have inked a new strategic partnership that brings several benefits for Galaxy users in the United States and South Korea. Samsung Wallet is a powerful solution that combines the company’s mobile payment solution with a robust platform for digital asset management, car keys, digital ID, and much more. [.] The post Samsung Wallet users in the US can now find Agoda’s best hotel deals in the app appeared first on SamMobile.
Samsung may showcase its newer LPDDR6 RAM at CES 2026, but its Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to retain the current LPDDR5X standard, with the biggest difference being that the upcoming flagship’s memory will operate at a higher bandwidth of 10. 7Gbps. However, who would have thought that a speed bump compared to the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s 8. 5Gbps LPDDR5X RAM would result in a mountain of benefits? Well, one tipster has shared this information and highlighted the camera and thermal improvements arriving with the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Newer 10. 7Gbps LPDDR5X RAM running in the Galaxy S26 Ultra can produce up to [.].
A new report suggests that Apple is planning for the 2027 iPhone to have an invisible front camera, similar to the Face ID.