The iPhone 4s has lost the title for being the worlds top selling phone
Samsung Galaxy S3 is on course to sell almost 10 million phones next month
Samsung has made a statement on Monday claiming that the
Samsung Galaxy S3 is on course to sell 10 million or more phones by July.
Samsung’s mobile business president Shin Jong-kyun says if the momentum of sales continues it could become one of the most successful phones that has ever been sold.
He goes on to say in an article in The Guardian on Monday that ”the Galaxy S3 would reach the milestone two months after its launch, and be on sale from nearly 300 mobile carriers around the world by the end of July”.
Reaching the 10 million mark will be unprecedented, considering that the phone was only launched back in May in Europe. It seems like the phones revolutionary technology has proven to be irresistible. Who could resist the allure of the amazingly fast quad-core processor or the fantastic large Super Amoled 4.8-inch screen, which all comes in a lighter form factor than the iPhone 4S.
However it worth pointing out that Samsung figures are not based on activations but rather on the amount of devices that have been shipped, but there should not be a large difference in the figures.
When Apple releases the iPhone 5 sometime later this year. It will be interesting to see if Apple can top the impressive sales of this device. All this will depend on how revolutionary Apples new iPhone is, going by the current rumours it is certainly going to prove to be a good match for the Samsung Galaxy S3.
Apple plans to release Siri on the iPad
Apple is planning to implement Siri to the Ipad. It is expected to come included with the new iOS 6 software, which is expected to be announced at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, which starts on June 11.
According to 9to5Mac who are a reliable source, Siri will have identical features to what the current iphone 4S Siri has such as iMessaging, Weather, Calendar managing, Music playback, Reminders and Maps integration. But there are a few differences, the phone-related commands, which are on the iphones version are not included. Its seems also likely that the Siri ipad version will not occupy all the screen like the iphone version did, according to 9to5Mac instead it will be presented on small pop up window, 9to5Mac go on to say that there will also be an option to activate it from the lock screen.
Lets hope the older ipad models will get Siri too. If they don’t there is going to be a lot of disgruntled customers.