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Gearburn • 1 Aug 2011

Apple, Samsung overtake Nokia in smartphone market

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Apple and Samsung have overtaken long-time leader Nokia for the top two spots in the global smartphone market, a report has revealed, underscoring the Finnish handset maker’s ongoing struggles.
US-based research firm Strategy Analytics said the US and Korean smartphone makers outpaced Nokia in the second quarter, with the sector posting record quarterly shipments of 110-million units, or a 76.3 percent year-on-year rise.

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Gearburn • 1 Aug 2011

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