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Apple and Nokia lose market share as Samsung sees rise thanks to Galaxy

14 May 2013 •

Samsung remains world's top phone maker on back of Android handsets

Apple's and Nokia's share of the global phone market has dropped in the wake of unprecedented growth by Korean firm Samsung, according to research house Gartner. Gartner reported that over the last...

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