Samsung's latest TV, branded as "The Frame" offers you the option of a static screen saver when it's off, with a selection of masterpieces as standard. Much better than staring at a big black rectangle.

at least for established leaders Samsung and Apple. Market watcher IDC reported sharp declines for both in the final quarter of 2018, as well as a 5th consecutive decline in global quarterly shipments

Samsung reported its highest ever quarterly profit, the equivalent of $11.5bn, well above analysts' expectations, on revenues worth $57.3bn. Yet all the gains came from the group's memory chips and displays

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Google, Ikea, Samsung, Heineken, McDonald's, Mars and Unilever. Former Grey Global creative chief Tor Myhren, now VP, marketing & communications at Apple, will accept the award at the closing ceremony

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The biggest loser was Samsung, which suffered a shock 13% slide in volumes to 72m devices, even though it retained a clear global lead over any other manufacturer. Just as shocking, perhaps, was a giant

and #4 worldwide. However, Samsung retains the top spot globally with 20.9% share. Oppo rounded out the global top five. The market for all other manufacturers continued to decline; their combined share

That agency has joined the Samsung creative roster, and was also awarded the comparatively low-spending but nonetheless prestigious Virgin Atlantic account. (It already handled Virgin Holidays: the two

new figures from IDC show that Apple deposed Samsung as the global #1 in smartphones in the final quarter. For the year, though, Samsung remains the clear leader. IDC estimated shipments of 77.3m iPhones