Samsung should grow more than Apple and remain the leader in 2013

The South Korean company Samsung must maintain leadership in the market of mobile phones in 2013 and perhaps even widen the gap on American Apple, its main rival. The forecast is the consultancy Strategy Analytics, that came with the mobile phone market around the world.
According to a study from consulting, anticipated by the Reuters news agency, as a whole should be sold 875 million cellphones worldwide this year. The value would represent a growth of 27% for 2012. Despite the increase, there will be a slowdown in the rate of increase since last year have been sold 45% more units in 2011.
The slight slowdown, according to the consultancy report, is due to market saturation in countries like the United States and also in Asia, including China.
The study indicates that Samsung should sell 290 million handsets, against 215 million achieved last year. The increase of 35%, outweighs the Apple. The company founded by Steve Jobs register, according to Strategy Analytics, a rise of 33% and will reach 180 million cellphones sold in 2013.
The advantage of Samsung is on the different models available and the success of Galaxy S III in markets such as American. A more modern version may be released this year, keeping the South ahead of their competitors. Most popular models will continue to be manufactured.
A model. Apple, for its part, still produces just the iPhone, although sale earlier models of the phone that has revolutionized the world telephony. A smaller and cheaper version can be introduced to try to compete with Samsung and other companies. Analysts to bet that the name may be "Mini iPhone". Last year, the company introduced a smaller version of its tablet, iPad Mini.
Phones that operate through the system Windows 8, Microsoft, as some devices from HTC and Nokia, also expect to win slices of the market throughout this year. But those using the Google Android, as Samsung, must still take advantage.
There is the expectation of the Canadian Research in Motion (RIM) finally released the Blackberry 10. The company, which dominated the Smartphone market until a few years ago, he took a series of decisions considered misguided by market analysts and thus saw their slice in practically spray.