Wednesday, 9 April 2014

Samsung's successful marketing strategy in India

Samsung Electronics' share in India's smartphone market is both growing and shrinking, based on different metrics.

Samsung has expanded its volume market shares to 38% in last quarter of 2013 from 32.7% in the first, according to latest IDC data. Based on value, its share fell two percentage points, though it still remained massive at 43%.

The fall in value market share indicates the price pressure the company is facing and also that the contribution of higher-priced devices to its overall sales is probably slowing.

Still, analysts recommend Samsung to focus on low-end devices by increasing the range of products as future growth will be in this segment.

On Tuesday,

HTC ONE M8 gets new success to boast on, becomes the phone with fastest touch screen registry time

Looks like HTC can add another feather in the cap of the One M8 as the phone’s screen has the fastest touch-screen registry time of any smartphone.

Why you shouldnt damage your battery | Hammer Test with Samsung Galaxy S V (VIDEO)

Dont try this at your home. Okay, these smartphone “stress test” videos on YouTube have got to stop. Why? Aside from breaking my heart every time I watch a $700 smartphone getting destroyed on camera, they can also be downright dangerous. Don’t believe us? Then check out this recent video byTechRax who, upon slamming his Samsung Galaxy S5 with a mallet, ends up puncturing the battery, spraying out noxious fumes into the air and causing the reviewer actual physical harm. 
Watch video here :

Does Samsung Galaxy S V in India show slower speeds than global S5 version ?


When Samsung announced the Galaxy S5 on March 27, it revealed that the Indian version will have the Exynos processor and not the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor found in the global version of the device. But the company did not offer many details about the processor.