Impact of Phone Sales: Apple and Samsung

In fact, Apple is not satisfied with the results. You can find strategies to make smartphones better, more profitable, and create new marketing strategies to satisfy customers. There seems to be a cold war between mobile phone companies. That is also a problem for the world. Of course, if there is a competition between a person and another person, it will have a good or bad influence on the environment that the company and related organizations or government organizations must deal with and try to solve their respective effects It will not.

Apple and Samsung: To date, Apple and Samsung continue to dominate the market. As of 2017, both companies are in the lead position in terms of unit sales. However, sales of Apple mobile devices are twice that of Samsung. In part, this is due to Samsung's launch of astonishing 31 new devices in 2016, compared to the three new mobile phones Apple released in the same year. Modification of device design: In the future, modular phones like Moto Z are increasing rapidly. With these phones, like LEGO bricks, customers can purchase parts, add and remove parts every day. I also saw the progression of the mobile phone screen. Forecasts include a flexible screen (Apple iWatch, Samsung), a curved display (LG G-Flex, Samsung Galaxy Round), and a self-healing display (LG G-Flex).

A few months before Apple released iPhone X, Samsung hosted its own Unpacked event and announced the Samsung Galaxy S8. S8 is a wonderful phone with "Borderless" 8 inch display. S8 features a curved screen (without grooves), with no baffles on either side, it looks amazing. But wait - there are several problems. Firstly, Samsung tried to install a fingerprint sensor under the S8 monitor but failed. Unlike Apple, it chooses to place a fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone. Unfortunately, it is located next to the camera lens, which means it is easy to click on the camera instead of a sensor fouling the lens. In contrast, LG's V30 also has a fingerprint sensor on the back, but it is moving away from the camera to minimize tapping the lens accidentally.