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Samsung tops European smartphone use
The latest phone sales statistics from IDC (and published by Engadget) show that smart phones are now out-stripping feature phones. The biggest winner is Samsung who sold 4 million more units in the last quarter than the previous year. Apple also saw an increase in their market share from 6 to 11%. This seems to largely be at the expense of Nokia who saw their sales drop by 44%. BlackBerry remained steady with their sales.
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