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Rumors suggest Apple is having trouble getting Touch ID to work underneath a glass screen and instead might use facial recognition on iPhone 8.

Samsung Display is reportedly ramping up manufacturing numbers on seven separate OLED productions lines dedicated to producing panels for the upcoming iPhone 8.

The Cupertino giant is now believed to be partnering with Samsung’s neighboring rival, LG, after reportedly investing billions of dollars in the G6 maker.

Although many report have pegged Samsung to be the sole supplier of OLED displays for the upcoming iPhone 8, Apple is actively working toward reducing its reliance on supply from the Korea-based tech giant.

Samsung was one of Apple's primary chip producers until 2013, when TSMC became the sole provider of chips for iPhones.

While processing power, dual cameras, and AR technology certainly might play a part, it's the design and look of the smartphone that fuels the fire of the rivalry between the tech giants.

Apple upcoming line of new iPhone models, including the widely anticipated iPhone 8, could see a 30 percent shortage in the supply of NAND flash storage capacity chips.

Samsung is joining the likes of Amazon and Google’s play for the living room by developing a smart speaker — despite not really having voice-activated technology ready yet.

As the iPhone 8's highly-expected September launch is approaching, a number of reports so far have suggested that the handset could be delayed due to production issues.

Samsung’s flagship smartphone Galaxy S8 Plus was rated as the best smartphone by Consumer Reports, a U.S.-based consumer magazine.

The English-language version of Samsung’s new voice-activated virtual assistant has been delayed.

A couple of members of the German Chaos Computer Club (CCC) show in a newly released video how to fool the Galaxy S8's iris scanner with a digital photograph, an office printer and a contact lens.