Samsung sells over 50 million units of first two Galaxy S models, 7 million Samsung GALAXY Notes

According to the latest sales results confirmed by Samsung, since its launch in June of 2010, have been sold 24 million  Samsung Galaxy S  smarphones and the result of its direct successor to Samsung Galaxy S2 (still considered one of the best Android smartphone on the market ) has reached 28 million units sold in about half the time. In total therefore the previous two generations of the Galaxy line S have moved a turnover of more than 50 million units, according to initial estimates of the numbers that will be equaled and probably surpassed by the Samsung Galaxy S3 which has already reached the 9 million pre-orders .

Good results also for the Galaxy note that the release took place last October has already placed more than 7 million units worldwide, a sign that many users were satisfied with the large 5.3-inch display and the new band device opened by the Korean manufacturer with this device.

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Nokia Lumia 900 Has The Best Outdoor Viewable Display In The Market according to DisplayMate

After reporting that the 900 has Lumia the screen with the lowest reflectance of all mobile devices measured , the portal DisplayMate is back to praise the quality of the Nokia ClearBlack display.

The laboratories have committed this time to compare the data on the visibility of the display of mobile devices, in particular how these smartphones are able to handle increases in ambient light, electing Lumia 900 as best overall.

The settings used by Nokia with screens ClearBlack succeed to reduce, if not defeat, some of the defects in AMOLED display, initially distressed, as demonstrated by the results of the first HTC Desire, poor legibility under direct sunlight.

After Lumia 900, in this particular ranking, we find the Samsung Galaxy S and immediately after the Galaxy is the Apple iPhone 4. It 'a shame that DisplayMate has not considered for these tests out some of the new smartphones that hit the market recently.

More information at DisplayMate.

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