Friday, 20 November 2015

Samsung Expands Its Wearables Portfolio Rapidly


Samsung is expanding its wearable portfolio and already has more in the market than its rivals.
Samsung is not stopping any soon when it comes to manufacturing wearable electronics. It is making continuous addition in the wearable portfolio, already having more gadgets of the kind in the market in comparison to its biggest rivals, such as Microsoft Corporation and Apple. The demand for wearable electronics is more in Japan than Europe and USA.
The famous galaxy series maker is well aware of the rising demand for wearable gadgets and is taking all the right and necessary actions to be at the top of the game. The tech giant was reported to have more patents than any other organization in 2013 and 2014, as it has achieved 600 patents for wearable in those years. According to KETI, Korea Electronics Technology Institute, which was the biggest number in the market achieved, and it beats its rivals in that case.
Samsung is aiming to develop more smartwatches and other mobile payments facilities in order to grow globally, while Apple is making efforts to do the same as well. Samsung has already been at the top for a very long time in the mobile phone market because of its successful Galaxy series, such as the Galaxy 6 and S6 Edge.
The electronics company has made reports that have mentioned leaked pictures of Galaxy A5 and A7, which showed the back and the front of the phones. A7 was black in color while A5 was golden. The public now knows that these upcoming smartphone are going to be presented in a metal body, which is a change as most of the mobile phones the company makes are in plastic or aluminum, but the previous model of A5 and A7 consisted of metal bodies as well.
The most evident difference is the glass back panels both phones will have, according to the pictures. They both look like the company’s famous Galaxy S6 and the designs will have an LED flash that would be next to the primary camera of the phones.  The speakers have been placed in a different location this time, being at the bottom of the phone.
Sadly, these devices will not have the heart rate sensor feature in them which would have gotten the company more sales through customers who care about their health. The home button is taller, which might be a hint that the phone might have a fingerprint option in them, the sensors have been rearranged in upcoming devices. These devices might be launch in January in 2016 packed with average specifications yet economical prices in comparison to the company’s other smartphones.
Samsung stock closed at $1,100.00 on November 5.


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