In just one month, the Samsung Galaxy S4 can boast over 10 million sales.
It's been a good moth for Samsung. After the release of the Samsung Galaxy S4, users went crazy for it. It was launched on April 27, and less than a month later the phone had set a new world record. Who held the record prior to this? Samsung, of course, not surprisingly with its Galaxy S3. That record had been hitting the 10 million sales mark within 50 days, a time which the S4 almost cut in half. "On behalf of Samsung, I would like to thank the millions of customers around the world who have chosen the Samsung Galaxy S4," stated Samsung chief executive J.K. Shin.
On the official Samsung blog, the company celebrates with a post entitled "Galaxy S4 Hits 10 Million Milestone in First Month." The blog announced more rollouts in additional countries as well as new colors coming for the device, including "Blue Arctic and Red Aurora, followed by Purple Mirage and Brown Autumn." The closest rival of the S4, the HTC One, sold 5 million units within its first month, claiming only half of the sales of Samsung. This places Samsung in a very comfortable lead for the time being. It is also rumored that Samsung is developing a "Galaxy S4 Active" which will be hyper-durable, but there is as of now no official word from Samsung on this model. Retweet this story
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