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Samsung's income from mobile is more than Google's entire operation


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Posted by Tsepz_GP
Industry analyst Horace Dediu from Asymco came with an interesting graphical comparison yesterday outlining the ascent of Samsung to its current state, where it splits 99% of the mobile profits with Apple , leaving HTC a one-percenter, but not in the rich sense.

In just two short years and change, after the introduction of the first Galaxy S with its novel at the time AMOLED display, Samsung went from almost no income from mobile, to about $5 billion out of the $7.4 in total that the company raked in the last quarter.

Not only it cannibalized all other phone makers profits, but it is has now made more money from phones and tablets than Google's entire operation for three straight quarters. Mr Dediu concludes that this stratospheric ascent of the Koreans is entirely due to their bet on Android, coupled with vertical integration synergies, and we can't agree more with that. Imagine, for instance, how much would a Lumia 920 with Android sell in comparison with the current Windows Phone 8 unit, given the unique OIS technology inside.

Have a look at a few charts that pretty much encompass everything that has been happening in the mobile industry since the iPhone introduction, up to the last quarter we have sales and operating income numbers from.


http://www.phonearena.com/new[....]ration-in-two-years_id36658#6-


Posted by Bonovox


Posted by Tsepz_GP
Seems Samsung are making more of a profit on Android than Google themselves, kind of reminds me of the days where Nokia were still licensing Symbian, before they bought it.

Posted by mediar
No wonder, the Galaxy phones are the best Android phones so far, except the Nexus line, which gets the OS updates first.


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