Citing unnamed sources, Business Insider says that the relationship between the branches became especially strained in 2012 when Samsung's Korean office reportedly sent a team to audit the U.S. branch's Dallas office:
The Dallas-based employees had to go through all materials they used to sell and market Samsung's mobile products. They were accused of falsifying sales, bribing the media, and a bunch of other damaging actions that hurt morale in the office. The same US-based office that helped turn Samsung into a brand as recognizable...
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Friday, February 21, 2014
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 3:46 AM
On Wednesday, Google’s head of Android and Chrome, Sundar Pichai announced that the Mountain View-based giant will host the I/O 2014 developer conference on June 25-26. In an attempt to find out whether we’ll get to see the next Android iteration at I/O we got in touch with a person familiar with the matter who revealed for us that Google will not introduce Android 4.5 during the aforementioned event.A Google Dublin employee said to us that his superiors have told him that Android 4.5 will be officially unveiled in July along with...
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 3:37 AM
LG recently launched the much-awaited G Pro 2 smartphone without revealing the price and availability of the device. Now however, the price of the latest phablet from LG has been revealed thanks its official launch in Korea.The G Pro 2 is listed at a price of 999,900 South Korean Won, which translates to roughly Rs. 58,000 without contract. The LG G Pro 2 is now available in Korea via the country's three major mobile carriers: SKT (SKTelecom), KTF (Korea Telecom Freetel) and LGT (LG Telecom). Notably, the South...
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