Samsung Remains U.S. Mobile Market Leader

[zakislam]

26.9 percent market share sees Samsung remain the leading mobile phone vendor.

Samsung Remains U.S. Mobile Market Leader : Read more

 

[halcyon]

This is not news...it's pretty much expected.

 

[deftonian]

*Puts arm around Zak as he hangs his head and drops some tears*

 

[reprotected]

Commence Google hate: tomorrow.

 

[ivanto]

There was a fake news about Galaxy s3 outselling iPhone in q3 2012.

"Analysts" projected 18 million iPhones sold while S3 reached 19 million units.
2 weeks later apple announced quarterly results with 26 million sold iPhones, or about 50% more than analysts projected.

That was a clear PR stunt or stock manipulation by short traders but people still think S3 outsold iPhones.

News and reports should be taken with a pound of salt.

 

[Kami3k]

[citation][nom]ivanto[/nom]but people still think S3 outsold iPhones.News and reports should be taken with a pound of salt.[/citation]


So if news is suppose to be taken with a pound of salt, how do you KNOW the iphone outsold the s3 in that quarter?

Bazinga!

 

[palladin9479]

And ... history continues to repeat itself.

 

[ivanto]

[citation][nom]Kami3k[/nom]So if news is suppose to be taken with a pound of salt, how do you KNOW the iphone outsold the s3 in that quarter?Bazinga![/citation]

Analyst's reports are non-binding. Your neighbor can release a report that IBM landed on the moon and confirmed it's made of cheese.

if publicly traded company releases fake (fraudulent) reports, responsible execs will go to jail. (See Enron case). FTC doesn't like that

 

[Guest]

Now the flagship Galaxy S3 (international version) is suffering a "sudden Death" problem. And Samsung isn´t assuming it´s a hardware problem and denieing waranty in some countries... Search XDA

 

[halcyon]

I think I read that they can fix it via a software update. They'll get it done before Apple fixes the screen-size issue of the iPhone.

 

[palladin9479]

Now the flagship Galaxy S3 (international version) is suffering a "sudden Death" problem. And Samsung isn´t assuming it´s a hardware problem and denieing waranty in some countries... Search XDA

<.<

Just take it to the service center and they reflash it, *poof* problem fixed.

I also happen to have a Samsung Galaxy S3 SHW-M440S, have never experienced the issue your talking about.