Samsung Dominates Mobile Market in Phablet-Heavy South Korea, Apple Devices Have Just 14% Share - MacRumors
Counterpoint on Twitter: "Here is an early look at the global #smartphone sales share in Q1 2022. @Samsung remains the #1 smartphone brand globally in 2021. @Apple's market share likely to grow,
Samsung Leads the Premium Smartphone Segment in India with 37% Share in H1 2020: CMR
Samsung and Apple No Longer Make Up 50% of the World's Active Smartphones as Chinese Brands Grow | Newzoo
Samsung to maintain leadership in global smartphone market this year: report - Pulse by Maeil Business News Korea
Apple's market share surpasses of competitor Samsung for 2 consecutive months in 2023 - TechGoing
Samsung's overall share of global smart phone shipments declined as Apple overtakes it: CPR / Digital Information World
Samsung leads India's smartphone market, as Apple's iPhone SE fails to take off | TechCrunch
Samsung Narrows Gap with Apple in U.S. Online Smartphone Market - Businesskorea
Market Share - History
Premium phone market slumps, Apple still holds half of it - GSMArena.com news
Global smartphone sales return to growth; Apple up 5.7% year-on-year in Q3 – Gartner - 9to5Mac
Mobile phone vendor shares - world
Canalys Newsroom - Global smartphone market Q4 and full year 2019
Samsung loses Exynos market share, MediaTek models to blame - PhoneArena
Global Smartphone Market Share: Q2 2021 to Q1 2023
Mobile Market Share 2021 - Android vs iOS, Apple vs Samsung
Global mobile phone market share-the Big Five, 2005-2011 | Download Scientific Diagram
Samsung led the smartphone market in Q1 2022 ahead of Apple, Xiaomi - SamMobile
Strategy Analytics: Samsung Hits Highest Global Smartphone Market Share in Five Years in Q1 2022 | Business Wire
In 2013 Samsung was King of Smartphones in China and now hold less than 1% Market Share - Patently Apple
Samsung Elec reports biggest gain in phone market share in US since 2014 - Pulse by Maeil Business News Korea
Chart: Samsung Opens Up a Big Lead in the Smartphone Market | Statista
Samsung, Apple continue smartphone market share tug-of-war | Ars Technica
