Drag Nokia, Samsung So the King of the World Phone

SEOUL - Samsung managed to replace Nokia's position as the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer. So with the achievement of vendor partners are South Korea, the means for the first time Nokia resigned from the position of the mobile phone market leader since 1998.

This was conveyed by the analyst firm, Strategy Analysts. Nokia perches so the mobile phone market leader for 14 years since managed to beat Motorola in 1998.

For Samsung, great success in this new pencapian kontribsui of the handset thanks to Galaxy S II, who succeeded maraih success in the marketplace. Samsung sold 93.5 million handsets in the first quarter of 2012, up 36 percent compared to last year managed to deliver a market share of 25.4 percent.

Compared to Nokia, the Finnish company sold just 82.7 million handsets and earned 22.5 percent market share.

But the success of the Samsung does not seem to be short-lived, Galaxy S III, the latest smartphone to be launched is expected to make a major contribution. For the latest Samsung smartphone, a company executive has confirmed that the 'new Galaxy' will indeed be called the Galaxy S III.

This phone will be launched on 3 May, at an event in London, England. "We anticipate very strong demand from the Galaxy S III," said Senior Vice President Samung, Robert Yi, as reported from T3, Saturday (04/26/2012).

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