Samsung Electronics is the flagship subsidiary of South Korea's Samsung Group and the world's largest technology company by revenue. It has been an industry leader in consumer electronics since its founding in 1969. From smartphones to TVs, Samsung offers an extensive range of consumer products.
Samsung is the world's largest manufacturer of smartphones, supplying about a quarter of the global market share. It offers a range of Android phones and its Galaxy range.
Besides delivering the latest in smartphones and consumer electronics, Samsung is also a global leader in enterprise technology solutions. It supports various services, including cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and secure mobility.
Samsung is the world's largest chip maker and the global leader in semiconductor technology. It produces proprietary memory chips, processors, display devices, and image sensors for consumer electronics and industrial applications.
The Samsung SmartThings Hub is a device that allows users to connect and control an array of compatible smart devices with a single application. This lets users control lights, locks, audio, and other connected products easily.
Samsung is a leader in smart TV technology, having developed its operating system, Tizen, for its range of Smart TVs in 2015. Tizen allows users to access apps, games, and other multimedia services.
Samsung produces a range of home appliances, including refrigerators, dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, and air conditioners, all of which can be monitored and controlled remotely via smartphone or tablet.
In 2020, Samsung launched the Gallery app for its range of Smart TVs, allowing users to easily display and share photos and videos from cloud storage and SD cards.
Samsung has been at the forefront of digital health technology, with its Smart Healthcare range enabling remote monitoring of chronic conditions and syncing with fitness trackers.
Samsung is a global leader in consumer electronics accessories, ranging from charging cables to battery packs and wireless headphones.
Samsung invests heavily in research and development, with its R&D division focusing on advancing the company's technologies and expanding into new fields.
