Corephotonics has developed dual camera technologies for mobile devices.

Corephotonics, founded in 2012, develops dual camera technologies for mobile devices.

Audioburst's tech set to be integrated into many Samsung devices

South Korean giant to test auto tech, autonomous driving, cybersecurity solutions

October 23, 2017 | South Korean giant Samsung is in talks to potentially open an Artificial Intelligence research center in Israel, with the president of the Semiconductor Business of Samsung Electronics’ Device Solutions Division, Dr. Kinam Kim, recently visiting the Jewish state to examine the possibility. A source familiar with the talks told the Israeli daily […]

With the new S4, Samsung has set a new standard for mobile devices' features. Eye recognition and touch-less control is the next big thing and Apple will not stay far behind – quite possibly with the help of Israeli startup uMoove.

Technology giant Samsung is trying to reinvent the way we interact with our smartphones. According to market rumors, the new S4 will have eye-tracking technology, powered by Israeli company Umoove's technology.

Korean telecommunication and electronics giant Samsung has publically stated that the company's only research centers outside South Korea are in Israel. The centers are located in Ramat Gan and Hertzlia, and are involved in developing technology used in Samsung's flagship cellphone - Galaxy S3