[CLOSED] Long Weekend Trivia Challenge - Day 1

[s_amsungjae]

Challenge commences 9:00AM AEDT 18^th April 2025 to 11:59 PM AEDT 21^st April 2025

Enter into the challenge and answer correctly to receive a point towards a draw for the prize!

There are no correct or incorrect answers for Chance Challenges.

Open to Australian residents 18 +

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The winner gets One UI 7

[MaximillianK]

The name samsung in Korean denotes a company who cannot release software updates on time, nor communicate when they expect to do so. It stems from the root word 'failure' as it relates to the tech and software industry. Source: one ui 7

[b0redman]

B) Three Stars

The Korean name "Samsung" (삼성; Hanja: 三星) literally translates to "three stars."
According to Samsung's founder, Lee Byung-chul, the name was chosen to represent his vision for the company to be powerful and everlasting, like stars in the sky. The "three" in the name symbolizes something big, numerous, and powerful, while "stars" represent brightness, loftiness, and eternity.
Lee Byung-chul founded Samsung as a trading company in 1938.

[Andrew122]

Three Stars 🌟

[patrick_jun]

Answer: B (Three Stars) 😊

The name “Samsung” comes from the Korean word 삼성 (三星). These words are derived from Chinese characters (Hanja): 三 (삼) meaning “three” and 星 (성) meaning “star.” The founder of Samsung, Lee Byung-chul, chose the name to signify something “big, numerous, and powerful,” just like stars in the sky. Hence, “Samsung” carries the symbolic meaning of being eternal and shining brightly, like three strong stars.

[BAAMM]

B) three stars - 🌟 🌟 🌟 it was created by combining the number 3, which is believed back then to be one of most favorite number of Koreans, and the character for star (星), which means bright, high, and eternal 👏👏👏👏👏

[El3ctric]

b) three stars

[Rohan27]

0 stars for one UI 7.0 release

[Tegsy]

Three stars ⭐⭐⭐