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  • Apple VS Samsung Sales (to 12/12)

    http://www.iclarified.com/26773/appl...rtphones-chart

    Raymond James analyst Tavis McCourt has compiled the cumulative sales of the iPhone 4, 4S, and 5 and compared them to sales of the Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Note smartphones, reports CNET.

    "Although undoubtedly Samsung's Galaxy lineup has been tremendously successful, given the sudden negative sentiment related to iPhone, we thought it would be interesting to compare Galaxy sales vs. iPhone sales over the last two and a half years," said McCourt.

    Overall, Apple outsold Samsung 219 million to 131 million. Check out the charts below for more data.







    with more detail of the battle between these two giants of the smartphone world.

    I'm surprised to see that with all the i5 hate and only half the time in-market, i5 sales matched SIII sales at close of 2012.

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    LMAO iPhone 4 onwards remember that liar tension killer trying to convince everyone that the galaxy s range was level in sales with the iPhone! Lying about phone sales? pathetic!!!

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    • #3
      thought this would be ignored the iPhone 4 by itself has outsold the entire galaxy range lmao Fandroids duck this like the plague.

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      • #4
        Any source that starts with "i" isn't credible, the site plagiarized the contents anyway, here's the real article:

        http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-575...ll-way-on-top/

        Despite the doom and gloom talk surrounding Apple, its iPhone franchise has still vastly outsold Samsung Electronics' own Galaxy lineup.

        That's according to Raymond James analyst Tavis McCourt, who compiled the cumulative sales of the iPhone 4, 4S, and 5 and stacked them against the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note smartphones. In total, Apple outsold Samsung 219 million to 131 million.


        "Although undoubtedly Samsung's Galaxy lineup has been tremendously successful, given the sudden negative sentiment related to iPhone, we thought it would be interesting to compare Galaxy sales vs. iPhone sales over the last two and a half years," he said in a research note issued today.

        Samsung has surged over the past few years as the undisputed leader in handsets and smartphones. That's largely in part due to the success of its Galaxy S flagship lineup. The company, however, has also seen its market share rise thanks to a wide ranging portfolio of phones and tablets, not all of which are as profitable or noteworthy.

        Apple, meanwhile, has seen its stock slump on fears that demand for its latest iPhone 5 has dropped, prompting the company to cut display orders. There has been an increasing outcry that the iPhone has lost its cachet as people gravitate toward Samsung Android phones instead.

        The cries over the lack of innovation began with the debut of the iPhone 4S, and echoed further with the introduction of the iPhone 5. While both solid phones, neither did much to up the ante in terms of features, with the iPhone 5's marquee additions being features that Android phones have long enjoyed.

        Still, that didn't prevent the iPhone 5 from having its usual frenzied launch, and Apple has said it is the fastest-selling iPhone in history.

        McCourt noted that Apple actually extended the iPhone lead over the Galaxy lineup over the course of last year.

        The cumulative total also includes the slower ramp-up of Galaxy sales early on. While the iPhone 4 was a blockbuster from the get-go, Samsung had a much more modest start with the various Galaxy S models, with the first generation coming in the U.S. in four different versions under different names. It wasn't until the Galaxy S2 that it began to see more momentum.

        Things are different now. Kevin Packingham, chief product officer for Samsung's U.S. mobile division, said Galaxy S3 sales actually ****ed after the launch of the iPhone 5, and analysts have noted that it continues to be a top-selling phone at all of the carriers. Earlier this week, Samsung said it sold 100 million Galaxy S phones.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by piye View Post
          thought this would be ignored the iPhone 4 by itself has outsold the entire galaxy range lmao Fandroids duck this like the plague.
          Why are you comparing old models instead or current ones? Iphone 5 and S3 are close in sales, Iphone is losing users and Samsung are gaining.

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          • #6
            Regardless of source the article is accurate and the iPhone absolutely murders the s range sales wise.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Own3d View Post
              Why are you comparing old models instead or current ones? Iphone 5 and S3 are close in sales, Iphone is losing users and Samsung are gaining.

              Lies the Iphone 5 is still selling twice as much as the entire s range look at the graph and then imagine if every iphone was included ie original, 2, 3, 3gs how one sided this would be.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by piye View Post
                Lies the Iphone 5 is still selling twice as much as the entire s range look at the graph and then imagine if every iphone was included ie original, 2, 3, 3gs how one sided this would be.
                How is it lies? It's a fact that Iphone are losing users to Samsung. Stop living in the past.

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                • #9
                  Fact? Look at the stats in front of your face its selling twice as much as the entire galaxy range s3 and nite 2 included stop spotting lies with no evidence.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by piye View Post
                    Fact? Look at the stats in front of your face its selling twice as much as the entire galaxy range s3 and nite 2 included stop spotting lies with no evidence.
                    Your graph shows the S3 and Iphone 5 level.

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