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Samsung sells 90 million smartphones and 8 million tablets in 4Q 2016

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Yordan 25 January 2017

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Yesterday we told you about Samsung’s financial results for 2016 and it’s growth despite the fiasco that was Galaxy Note7 smart phone. A day later we have an estimated number of devices sold by the Korean company in 2016 - 90 million smartphones and 8 million tablets.

The financial report mentioned KRW 23.61 trillion ($18.8 billion) sales revenue for the IT & Mobile Communications and KRW 2.50 trillion ($2 billion) operational profit. The amount of sold devices though is an estimate based on that by the Korean news agency The Investor as Samsung never actually reveals numbers of devices sold.

The number clearly shows that despite the fuss it generated the Note7 fiasco was a small hiccup and not actual trouble for the sales department.

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  • 27 Jan 2017

Samsung did reveal their numbers in their Webcast, which they did not do for the last couple of years. 90Mio Phones shipped of which approx. 85% Smartphones. (8Mio Tablets)

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  • 26 Jan 2017

" Europe’s largest five markets, Huawei has emerged as the third largest smartphone brand behind Samsung and Apple, growing 7.4% year-on-year to account for 12.5% of smartphone sales in the three months ending May 2016. In Italy and Spain, Huawei’s s...

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  • 26 Jan 2017

Actually lot happened already, Huawei become number one phone company in my country and in few other countries too, note to you, Samsung has been number one by very big margin for years where i live, and last year Huawei crushed Samsung in just one y...

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