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  Why 2016 was a year to forget for these 10 vendors

  Whether it be technology troubles, government conflicts or declining sales, 2016 has been a year to forget for some of the industry's biggest players. ARN examines the vendors who will forever look back on 2016 as an annus horribilis.

  Why 2016 was a year to forget for these 10 vendors
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  Top 50 defining moments of the Australian channel in 2016

  ARN looks back on a tumultuous 12 months for the Australian channel, assessing the fallout from a year of sizeable industry change. Whether it be local or global mergers and acquisitions, public splits or job changes, the channel that started the year differs somewhat to the one set to finish it - ARN assesses the key moments that made 2016.

  Top 50 defining moments of the Australian channel in 2016
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  IN PICTURES: Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2016 part 3 (+36 photos)

  Mobile World Congress is the place to be for all the new tech releases and announcements, but it is also interesting to see how each vendor will position itself for the coming year. Some of the booths are truly impressive so we took a walk around the show floor to see who had the most impressive booths and displays. Photos by Chris Player who travelled to Mobile World Congress as a guest of Huawei Australia.

  IN PICTURES: Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2016 part 3 (+36 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: What did Samsung get up to at CES 2016?

  Tech giant showcases TVs, devices, wearables and a raft of new home gadgets at CES 2016 in Las Vegas.

  IN PICTURES: What did Samsung get up to at CES 2016?
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  IN PICTURES: A closer look at Samsung's Galaxy Note 5

  Can Samsung's newly released Galaxy Note 5 gain an early head-start before Apple releases its new iPhones at the end of September?

  IN PICTURES: A closer look at Samsung's Galaxy Note 5
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  IN PICTURES: Ingram Micro Experience 2015 - Melbourne (+48 photos)

  The Ingram Micro Experience 2015 is making its way around Australia - and ARN was the official media partner and sponsor of the keynote speaker, Tim Reid. The Melbourne leg was held at the Crown Casino Exhibition Hall, and saw Ingram and its partners showcasing their products, services and the latest technology, alongside business panels and thought leadership from industry experts. Photos by Allan Swann

  IN PICTURES: Ingram Micro Experience 2015 - Melbourne (+48 photos)

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News about samsung

• Samsung still king amid smartphone market’s ‘worst Q3’ in years

  Sell-in shipments fell 9 per cent for the quarter year-on-year.

• Samsung the ‘gold standard’ for global foldable smartphone market

  The market is predicted to reach 41.5 million shipments by 2026.

• Samsung reports second data breach in 6 months

  Samsung claims no consumer devices were affected by the breach, in which customers’ contact information, dates of birth and product registration details were leaked.

• Apple maintains hold on Aussie smartphone market

  Coming in at second place in the global market.

• Samsung sharpens partner focus with new program

  Features marketing toolkits, sales enablement assets, product information, news and commercial incentives.

• Samsung tops Intel as leading semiconductor seller as overall demand rises

  Intel lost its place atop the 2021 semiconductor revenue list to Samsung, as global demand and revenue in the chip sector rose, according to Gartner.

Features about samsung

• Mingis on Tech: What's coming up at Mobile World Congress?

  This year's MWC gets under way Feb. 26 in Barcelona, and while hardware announcements are a given, attendees are more likely to be hearing a ...

• iPhone 8 and X propel Apple into smartphone lead over Samsung

  Even though smartphone sales dipped in 2017, Apple's iPhone 8 and X models pushed past Samsung handsets for only the second time ever. But for ...

• Samsung takes on Microsoft and Google with its Flip collaborative whiteboard

  The company is looking to bring digital whiteboards into corporate meeting rooms, which one analyst called ‘the new battleground for business communications and collaboration.’

• Powermat joins the Wireless Power Consortium, touts 15-watt underdesk charging

  Wireless charging firm Powermat will join an industry consortium it once competed against and announced the Charging Spot 4.0, which will enable 15-watt power transfers ...

• Weekly Wrap: Samsung looks to turn the page with the Galaxy S8

  The company hopes to move on from the exploding Note7 disaster

• Here’s your augmented & virtual reality: bloody vendor battles, expected iPhone support & seeing in to IoT

  IDC analyst excited about “opportunity to fundamentally rethink” interfaces to digital information