Latest Galaxy to challenge the big Apple
Samsung upped the ante in the race to dominate the $219 billion smartphone market last week with the launch of its new Galaxy S III in London.
Samsung, the world's largest consumer electronics maker, upped the ante in the race to dominate the $219 billion smartphone market last week with the launch of its new Galaxy S III in London.
A broad handset product range has helped the Korean electronics group take the lead in what has become a two-horse race with Apple Inc.
Samsung currently has about 13 smartphones on the market. Its wide range of screen displays and prices appeal to...
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