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It’s no $20,000 Vertu phone, but the Samsung Galaxy S6 could carry a hefty price tag of its own. Reports say the coming device could exceed $1,000, continuing a trend of increasingly expensive handsets as manufacturers unveil products that wouldn’t Mid-range handsets such as the Galaxy A5 model by Samsung Electronics, which Apple recently displaced as the world's top smartphone brand by market share, would grab more sales as consumers recognize the name and can afford prices likely below $500. Apple’s new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have been incredibly popular for the company and now according to a recent report, Apple sold more smartphones in quarter four of 2014 than Samsung. The last time Apple was number one on global smartphone shipments New Delhi: Apple has dethroned Samsung from the top spot on the global smartphone tally, a position that the Korean electronics giant had strongly held for over three years, research firm Gartner on Tuesday said. For the entire year, however, Samsung Cyanogen’s top figurehead — Kirt McMaster — has been known We’re not totally sold on the notion that companies who put all their muscle into these affordable smartphones will make Samsung, HTC and LG as irrelevant as Nokia was unfortunate iPhone-maker Apple has dethroned Samsung from the top spot on the global smartphone tally, a position that the Korean electronics giant had strongly held for over three years, research firm Gartner on Wednesday said. For the entire year, however, Samsung .

It is very easy to get cornered into a smartphone contract, especially with the rise in the number of flagships that are sometimes too pricey for some. However, there are new rules in the United States that are cracking down on any carriers with unfair Apple AAPL sold the most number of smartphones globally in the fourth quarter, overtaking Samsung Electronics for the first time since 2011, according to research firm Gartner. Apple sold 74,832 smartphones to end users worldwide, ahead of the 73,032 Apple has apparently outperformed Samsung in smartphone sales in the fourth quarter of 2014, becoming the world's top smartphone manufacturer. Samsung has long been the leader in smartphone sales worldwide, but it has now been dethroned by its archrival For the entire year, however, Samsung firmly held on to the top slot. According to Gartner, the US-based firm captured a 20.4 percent share (74.83 million units shipped) of the global smartphone market, which saw over 367.48 million units being shipped in .