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The success of the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has been a driving factor in Samsung’s sales reports this year, as evidenced by the latest data compiled by Strategy Analytics. While Apple still accounted for 32% of the industry’s revenue for July through September, Samsung’s share jumped to 23.1% in the same period.
That’s an 8.9% percentage gap between the two and that gap has only gotten narrower since 2015, when Samsung’s revenue was still 15.5% away from Apple’s lead. While Apple may enjoy a lead on combined revenue, Samsung’s shipments accounted for 21.2% of the market, while Apple’s share was 11.4% in the same July through September period.
The report suggests that the lackluster performance and delay the iPhone X is to blame for Apple’s lack of shipments, in addition to Samsung expanding its mid-range and budget lines with the release of new Galaxy S and Galaxy A smartphones.
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