Thus, Samsung broke in the first three months of 2012 the run of Nokia, which for 14 years has positioned itself as the leading global mobile phone vendor. Specifically, in the mobile market, S amsung sold 93.5 million phones in the first quarter of the year, representing a 25.4% global mobile market , while Nokia, with sales of 82.7 million units, accounting for 22.5% of the market , ahead of Apple, with 9.5%.

Meanwhile, in the segment of Smartphones, Samsung sold 44.5 million units , 30.6 % of total market, ahead of Apple, with 35.1 million units, representing 24.1% of the total, according to these analysts.

Samsung Will be trend in the future? , what will bring the market for smartphones in the coming years? What is clear is that, as the following story that also launched “Financial Times”, Samsung and Apple control 90% of the market for ‘smart phones ‘ high end.