Samsung joins SA Rugby as official tech partner

Samsung joins SA Rugby as official tech partner

Samsung has partnered with SA Rugby as the official mobile and consumer electronics partner across all national teams and the Vodacom United Rugby Championship (URC). Image supplied The agreement covers the Springboks, Springbok Women, Junior Springboks, Springbok Sevens and Springbok Women Sevens, along with the Vodacom URC. It took effect in September for the Vodacom…

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Bandwidth Blog & Smile 90.4FM Tech Tuesday: Samsung Galaxy XR Headset!

Bandwidth Blog & Smile 90.4FM Tech Tuesday: Samsung Galaxy XR Headset!

Samsung Electronics has officially launched its highly anticipated Galaxy XR extended reality headset, priced aggressively at US$1,799. This launch is a definitive move into the nascent and highly uncertain “computing-on-your-face” market, which is currently dominated by Meta and Apple. The headset, which shares a form factor resembling those made by its rivals, is strategically priced…

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Samsung enters headset market with Google-powered Galaxy XR

Samsung enters headset market with Google-powered Galaxy XR

Samsung Electronics has officially launched its highly anticipated Galaxy XR extended reality headset, priced aggressively at US$1,799. This launch is a definitive move into the nascent and highly uncertain “computing-on-your-face” market, which is currently dominated by Meta and Apple. The headset, which shares a form factor resembling those made by its rivals, is strategically priced…

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The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge arrives in South Africa

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge arrives in South Africa

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge has arrived in South Africa, combining next-generation performance with an ultra-sleek design. The device is now available on a range of contract and cash deals, offering a compelling package of advanced features and powerful hardware. Read: Nintendo surprises with Virtual Boy accessory for the Switch 2 The most notable aspects…

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Apple partners with Samsung for advanced image sensors

Apple partners with Samsung for advanced image sensors

Apple has announced a new partnership with Samsung to develop “innovative new technology for making chips” at Samsung’s fabrication plant in Austin, Texas. According to The Financial Times, this collaboration is focused on producing advanced image sensors for future iPhones, potentially ending Sony’s long-standing role as the exclusive supplier of these components. Read: Bandwidth Blog…

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