Samsung sells a total of 10 million Galaxy S phones Comments
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distributor, 03 Jan 2011N8 will stay with 4 milion , cant sell more .BAD NEWS FOR ANDROID USERS-
Samsung will launch only 4 to 5 android device this year. They will release phone with bada Os 2.0.
Samsung says they wants to concentrate on their own OS. Rather than google android this is becoz samsung is not happy with the amendments and fragmentation needed to put androids in phones.they cant ammend android in their own way so they develop their own os i.e. Bada os.
- Dennis
- 2@R
Yeah ....
So many ppl use galaxy S ...
But duno why galaxy S very laggy ....
now my galaxy s on Froyo 2.2 version de..
any solution??
Galaxy S i-9000 Singapore
- jaime
- xka
Anonymous, 03 Jan 2011N8 is too late in the market. In 2010 Apple sold 24 million phones and Samsung 10 Million Gala... moreThe market is saturated regardless of your examples. So let's go broader since you brought up Apple's selling of 24 million iPhone smartphones. Samsung's sold about 20 million smartphones. Nokia's sold 26.5 smartphones. So there is a ton of phones out there that compete with each other, and make others look like they don't have a chance. But it's opinion to say that one particular phone is "too late".
- Anonymous
- smQ
2010 was year android caught up on steve jobs robbery of a os and 2011 will be the year it leaves it in its wake,well done to samsung and htc etc for this,ces will be extremely exciting for all with androids reaching new brilliance,apple drones have the second coming 'again' with the iphone 5 with new improved full bar phone reception which will change everything again
- Anonymous
- TSG
I don't see why it needed to be said, that there are 3 variations in the US. That's just because the carriers are not compatible with each other.
Every other major country outside North America has the Galaxy S on every carrier too. Just so happens we are able to use the same model because of frequency standardisation.
- Anonymous
- Am9
jaime, 03 Jan 2011If 4 million are sold every 2 months (analytically decreasing by 5% every quarter), guess how ... moreN8 is too late in the market. In 2010 Apple sold 24 million phones and Samsung 10 Million Galaxy S's, not to mention HTC, Motorola and others. So the market is already saturated. Everybody who bought a phone last year will not buy another one this year. And then you have to consider the millions of iPhone 3 users who will get rid of their 2 year contracts, guess what they will buy next:)? Also consider the incoming Tegra 2 phones. People will crash the stores for them, nobody will consider the N8 anymore.
- jaime
- xka
Over a 7 month period, the Galaxy S lineup has sold about 1.4 - 1.5 million phones per month. That's a lot of phones. Good work on Samsung.
- jaime
- xka
distributor, 03 Jan 2011N8 will stay with 4 milion , cant sell more .If 4 million are sold every 2 months (analytically decreasing by 5% every quarter), guess how much you have by the end of the 7th month the device has been selling.
- Anonymous
- sG$
SAMSUNG,You got yourself on the right trak with this phone.I hope you push the bar up a notch with the next galaxy S. EG:2 core cpu,8mp Camera with flash,1080p recording,and keep up the good work on software updates.Go samsung go.
- xxx
- nTp
Good News for sure
i wonder how many Xperia X10 has sold till now
GSmarena where can we get website provide information regarding the sold qty
- distributor
- 3%c
Anonymous, 03 Jan 2011galaxy in 7 months 10 mil. n8 in 2 months 4 mil.N8 will stay with 4 milion , cant sell more .
- The_Dude
- S3u
Can you also put a "TIME PERIOD " for this impressive sales number
as with the Iphone4, N8, Torch 9800 etc... please
just giving a total sales number isn't that much of information.
How can we compare if you have different time periods ...
thanks
- Anonymous
- sG$
10 Million people cant be wrong eh.I love mine every time i see that spunky screen.Love Love Love.
I love it when i show every single iphone 4 user i know,my galaxy s.Thay all said the same word.....(BETTER) LOL.
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