International Data Corporation’s 2012 results are in and although the ranking of the Top 5 Smartphone vendor remained almost unchanged, the numbers reveal a more detailed picture of how are things are shaping up in the standings. Now here’s a look at the top smartphone vendor for the last quarter of 2012. Read more in our articles including "IDC outs 2012 result, Samsung pulls further away" and "The biggest changes are coming to Android Auto".
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Oct 18, 2008International Data Corporation’s 2012 results are in and although the ranking of the Top 5 Smartphone vendor remained almost unchanged, the numbers reveal a more detailed picture of how are things are shaping up in the standings. Now here’s a look at the top smartphone vendor for the last quarter of 2012.
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