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I.C. says Samsung shipped the most smartphones in the second quarter of 2015. The numbers shipped by the

South Korean company is estimated to have been 73.2 million units. That gave them a

market share of 21.7 percent which was down from the same period a year earlier by 2.3%.

I. C. says Apple was second in terms of number of smartphones shipped in the second

quarter. The Kubertino company moved 47.5 million units.

That gave Apple a smartphone market share of 14.1% which was up 34.9% from the same period a year earlier.

Other companies also sold phones.

That's the information, delivered in a really boring way.

It's a boring story.

Or really it's a boring story unless one reads CNET or 9 to 5 Mac.

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