Samsung’s Smartphones Are OUTSELLING Apple’s iPhone

Samsung sold 50.5 million smartphones in the second quarter, stretching its lead over Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), which sold 26 million iPhones in the April to June quarter, according to a report by research firm StrategyAnalytics.

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Samsung alone accounted for 34.6 percent of global smartphone sales, while Apple, which suffered a 26 percent sequential plunge in smartphone sales, accounted for just 17.8 percent of the market.

Nokia (NYSE:NOK) rounded out the top three with 7.0 percent of the market, selling 10.2 million smartphones.

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