Samsung, HTC, LG and other
Android mobile device makers keep introducing a dizzying array of new
smartphone models in a relentless effort to build market share at the expense
of their competitors. It's clear that Samsung has done the best job of separating
itself from the Android pack, considering that the company and Apple's
iOS-based iPhone combine to produce more than 100 percent of the smartphone
market's profits. Their results exceed 100 percent because some companies
actually lose money selling mobile devices.
As of late, however, HTC has put a
fresh and innovative foot forward to try to change its persistently poor luck
in the mobile market. The company's flagship HTC One M8 has received rave
reviews around the Web for its dual camera and beautiful design. Recently, HTC
unveiled the HTC One Mini 2, a device that looks similar to its big brother but
comes at a lower price. Samsung responded with a trimmer device of its own,
called the Galaxy S5 Mini. That smartphone is designed specifically to take on
the HTC One Mini 2. Both companies' mini models are vying for the lower end of
the smartphone market.
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