Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Samsung ahead sales of Apple's LTE-smartphones

Samsung in the II quarter of 2014 was the largest supplier of LTE-smartphone, ahead of this indicator: Apple. Analysts Strategy Analytics estimated that during this time the South Korean vendor sold 28.6 million smartphones to support LTE vs. sold 28.3 million iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c.
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Thus, Samsung was able to circumvent Apple, which has led the market in the previous quarter with a score of 40.5% and 32.7 million smartphones. And now the American giant computer electronics took only 31.9% of the market. In third place with a large backlog of Samsung and Apple settled by LG, which received 5.2% of the smartphone market with support for LTE-networks and shutting the top three.
Analysts attribute the success of Samsung's sales of its flagship device Galaxy S5 and a wider portfolio of LTE-models. iPhone 5s and iPhone5c, released a year ago, just could not resist the pressure of the Korean company.
According to analysts ABI Research, in 2014 the worldwide supply of LTE-phones reached 482 million shares against 150 million a year earlier. By the end of 2019 this figure will increase to 1.34 billion units, experts predict.
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