Samsung moving up on Nokia as Apple passes LG for 3rd place in global phone share - ZDNet (blog)

ZDNet (blog)

Samsung moving up on Nokia as Apple passes LG for 3rd place in global phone share ZDNet (blog) Apple moved up, actually doubled their market share in a year, and passed up LG in 2011. These figures obviously include all mobile phones, including feature phones where Nokia is shipping its greatest volumes, so the data is actually a bit shocking ... Subscribe Hot TopicsBGR Apple Grows into 3rd-Biggest Cell Phone Maker in 2011The Chosun Ilbo Apple jumps from fifth to third place in global phone shipmentsBetaNews Examiner.com all 129 news articles »

LG finally shows a profit from cellphones, record high flat-panel shipments in ... - Engadget

LG finally shows a profit from cellphones, record high flat-panel shipments in ... Engadget For 2012, LG will continue strengthening its position in 3D and Smart TVs with a broadened line of TVs with Cinema Screen design and quality content. The LG Mobile Communications Company improved its position in the fourth quarter with operating ... and more »

Android nears 50% of U.S. market share as smartphone use hits 40%: comScore - Examiner.com

Android nears 50% of U.S. market share as smartphone use hits 40%: comScore Examiner.com In terms of overall cell phone (both smart- and non-smartphones) manufacturer market share, Samsung ranked as the top OEM with 25.3 percent of US mobile subscribers (unchanged from September), followed by LG with 20 percent share (a slight drop of 0.6 ... and more »

Consumer Cellular Releases the LG Thrive - MarketWatch (press release)

Consumer Cellular Releases the LG Thrive MarketWatch (press release) PORTLAND, Ore., Jan 30, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Consumer Cellular, the number one rated cell phone service provider and exclusive wireless provider for AARP members, is now offering the LG Thrive to the growing consumer segment seeking a smartphone ... and more »

LG Spectrum (Verizon Wireless) - PC Magazine

LG Spectrum (Verizon Wireless) PC Magazine Samsung and HTC may lead in Android sales, but LG is intent on catching up—even at the high-end. The LG Spectrum ($199.99) offers everything you'd expect on a top-notch Verizon Wireless cell phone, including 4G LTE data speeds, a true high-definition ... and more »