Samsung is still the global smartphone market leader with 31.3% market share, up from 22.7% in the previous quarter. South Korean vendors shipped 56.3 million smartphones.
Thus recorded in the study by research firm IDC on global smartphone shipments in Q3 2012. The release of Nokia from the top five among others due to strong pressure from Chinese vendors such as Huawei and ZTE.
Being in second place is Apple with a market share of 15%. They shipped 26.9 million units of smartphones in the second quarter of 2012.
Our Quoted from Computerworld, Monday (29/10/2012), the power of Samsung's much aided by his best-selling Android handset like the Galaxy S III. They also released a smartphone in many different price ranges.
Meanwhile, ZTE and HTC are in positions four and five. They each hold a market share of 4.2% and 4%.
Research in Motion was still quite spur. BlackBerry maker successfully perched in third place with 4.3% market share and the number of shipments of 7.7 million units.
Overall, if the sales of smartphones combined with feature phones, Nokia still leads with sales of 105.4 million units. Nokia is still strong in the lower middle market in the second position with shipments of 82.9 million units.
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