SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co, the world's top technology
firm by revenue, reported a record quarterly profit on Friday, as its
Galaxy smartphones and Note phone/tablet helped it win market share
from Nokia and as it outmuscled Japanese rivals in TVs and memory
chips.
Samsung did not break out its first-quarter smartphone and handset
shipments, but analysts forecast it ended Nokia's 14-year leadership of
the global cellphone market, outselling the struggling Finnish company
for the first time.
Nokia sold 83 million handsets in January
Samsung posts record $5.15 billion profit; mobile sales surge
SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co, the world's top technology
firm by revenue, reported a record quarterly profit on Friday, as its
Galaxy smartphones and Note phone/tablet helped it win market share
from Nokia and as it outmuscled Japanese rivals in TVs and memory
chips.
Samsung did not break out its first-quarter smartphone and handset
shipments, but analysts forecast it ended Nokia's 14-year leadership of
the global cellphone market, outselling the struggling Finnish company
for the first time.
Nokia sold 83 million handsets in January
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