The world has taken a liking to the Samsung Galaxy S since first going on sale in June 2010. According to Samsung Tomorrow, cumulative sales now exceed ten million. With Galaxy S models on all the major US carriers it comes as no surprise that four million units were sold stateside. Ready to find out the complete breakdown?
Coming in second place is Europe with two and a half million units sold, followed by Asia with two million. The ten million unit mark is quite an achievement, especially for a smartphone. In Samsung’s long and successful history, the manufacturer has seven other handsets which have eclipsed this mark. The Samsung Galaxy S becomes the second fastest mobile to reach ten million, just a month slower than the Samsung Star (S5230).
With CES kicking off this week and plenty of dual-core Android smartphones scheduled to be unveiled, how do you think Samsung’s Nexus S will fare in 2011? Will the Galaxy S line continue to flourish, or will faster Android handsets with dual-core processors dominate the new year?
via Samsung Tomorrow | Engadget
