For the first time, sales of Samsung beat Nokia. South Korean vendors even managed to beat the dominance of Apple with its iPhone in smartphone market. As quoted by BBC, research firm Strategy Analytics reported global mobile phone sales until the end of first quarter of 2012. In the report, sales of mobile phones from Samsung managed to beat the sales of Nokia and Apple mobile phones.
This report was little surprising because Nokia phone sales were unbeaten since 1998. At the report, Samsung mobile phone sales reached 93.5 million units. Samsung had 25.4 percent of market share.
At the same time, Nokia only sold 82.7 million units, or had only 22.5 percent market share. While Apple sold 35.1 million units with 9.5 percent market share.
This report was little surprising because Nokia phone sales were unbeaten since 1998. At the report, Samsung mobile phone sales reached 93.5 million units. Samsung had 25.4 percent of market share.
At the same time, Nokia only sold 82.7 million units, or had only 22.5 percent market share. While Apple sold 35.1 million units with 9.5 percent market share.