Samsung Reigns Supreme in US Smartphone Market

August 2 2012 by PrescottLinux in Linux News |No Comments
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Samsung ranked as the top smartphone in the U.S. for the three-month average period ending in June, claiming 25.6 percent of mobile subscribers, according to the comScore MobiLens service. LG followed, with its 18.8 percent share. Apple ranked third in the OEM market, claiming 15.4 percent of mobile subscribers. Next came Motorola with 11.7 percent and HTC with 6.4 percent. comScore’s findings are in sync with those of Juniper Research, which recently heralded Samsung as the lead provider in the world.

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