Sentences with phrase «mobile division last»

Lee In - jong, who left Samsung's mobile division last December, is reportedly now working at Google on, among other things, the very market segment Samsung wants Bixby to be in.

Not exact matches

Vodafone, the world's second - biggest mobile operator, said on Thursday that the rate of growth in its international business division had slowed, echoing a similar warning given by British rival BT last week.

The team at Wander, which launched its social journaling app just last May, will become part of Yahoo's mobile and emerging products division.

However, its mobile division has taken a beating with revenue going down nine percent during the last quarter.

Last month, Texas Instruments announced that it was looking to sell its mobile chip division because of falling revenues.

The company ousted its chief executive last month, replacing him with a founding family member, and named new heads for its mobile phone and TV division last week in a sweeping reshuffle to shore up core operation.

There's still plenty of room for improvement and growth, but Nintendo's mobile division pulled in ¥ 39.3 billion last year, or around $ 358 million.

A mobile app that provides nutrition services to millions of people by allowing them to track their exercise routines, diet and calorie intake, MyFitnessPal became a part of Under Armour's connected fitness division, expanding the company's athletic apparel and raised 1.8 % of the mother company's $ 5 billion annual revenue last year.

With last week's news that HTC is selling part of its mobile division to Google, many HTC fans — including myself — were worried about what will come next from the Taiwanese manufacturer.

Samsung's mobile division head Koh Dong - jin announced last year that the company is hoping to launch its foldable phone in 2018.

The South Korean company has been heavily overshadowed by its local rival Samsung in terms of market share and overall popularity, and its entire mobile division has only shown quarterly profits twice within the last two calendar years.

Sony revealed this week that its mobile division made money during its last fiscal year, compared to the previous year, mostly through cost cutting.

While LG's overall business is presently growing, its mobile division is still bleeding money and has lost over a billion dollars in the last three years alone, according to the firm's consolidated financial reports.