It is becoming increasingly clear that there are two large manufacturers in the mobile device sector and that the others can only aspire, for now, to tickle them a bit. Today SamMobile has published data indicating that the 63% of Android of the market are products of Samsung, as well as that the Korean firm has 8 teams among the 10 most popular in the ecosystem.
We do not know to what extent the massive Samsung domain Within the Android platform, Google is concerned, however, the other manufacturers have only to see how the Korean firm eats more and more ground, at least for the moment. The good sales of Galaxy S4 They confirm that, despite the efforts of other brands to come out on top with high-quality products, Samsung remains the public's favorite.
HTC, Sony, LG and Motorola are behind
As we can see in the following graph, everything is very tight between the other firms that operate with Android. HTC, even without having launched a tablet recently, is placed in second position with a 6,5% share, a figure that could be considered positive if it weren't for the fact that about three years ago they were the main manufacturer in the ecosystem.
LG and Sony, continue with their particular struggle in which, for now, the other South Koreans win, and Motorola remains thanks to how popular it was at the time.
Galaxy S III, the Android device with the most users
Despite the commercial success of the Galaxy S4 (maybe not as broad as they expected at Samsung), the S III continues to rule within the spectrum of Android devices. Of course, the Christmas dates are approaching and we expect a high in sales of the current Samsung flagship.
Perhaps the most remarkable and moving thing about this graphic is seeing the HTC One In the top 10, a well-deserved reward for the Taiwanese manufacturer's agonizing struggle to survive. Still, we do not know if this result will be sufficient for mantener the dynamics of the company in the medium term or if the only thing that is worth them is to be at the level of the biggest.
Source: SamMobile.