What is it about Samsung smartphones that makes them so popular?

What is it about Samsung smartphones that makes them so popular?

 Samsung is a South Korean technology firm that is responsible for some of the world's most popular smartphones, including the Galaxy S and Galaxy A series. Samsung produces and distributes a variety of products in addition to smartphones, including laptops, wearables, home appliances, and more.

The company began as a trade enterprise in 1938, dealing in local food, fish, noodles, and other items. Samsung did not enter the electronics sector until the 1960s, with its first product, a black-and-white television. The company increased its electronics operations in the 1990s by developing screens and chips for processing and storage, which are now essential components of the business. The firm became a major player in cell phones in the 2000s, which later evolved into the Samsung Galaxy smartphone series.

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What is it about Samsung smartphones that makes them so popular?

What additional items does Samsung offer?

What Samsung phones have been released?

The flagship smartphone market accounts for only a small portion of the company's overall smartphone sales. Samsung's position in the industry is largely due to more cheap devices like the Galaxy A series. For the previous few years, the Galaxy A series has delivered some of the best-selling Android smartphones in the world, with the Galaxy A50 and Galaxy A51 topping the charts during their respective release dates.

To say that Samsung's cellphones have influenced the industry is an understatement, as the company has created some of the most significant trends. The rise of large-screen smartphones is perhaps the most notable. Samsung unveiled the original Galaxy Note in 2011, just two years after the launch of its Android-based Galaxy series, which was mocked for its big 5.3-inch display. The phone went on to sell ten million units and generate nine successful sequels, culminating with the Samsung Galaxy Note 20.

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Fold, the world's first foldable smartphone, in 2019. The book-style foldable boasted high-end specs and an interior display that was significantly larger than what could fit in a pocket, but it was met with criticism when it was first released, with numerous early reviewers complaining about the inner display. The company decided to postpone the launch and restructure the product, which it relaunched months later with a variety of new features. The Galaxy Z Flip was released in 2020, with much better reception and fixes for the issues that plagued the Fold, but with a redesigned flip-phone style design. The Galaxy Z Fold 2 took those same concepts and applied them to the original design, while upgrading both the inside and outside displays.

What are some of Samsung's other offerings?

Samsung sells a wide range of items in addition to its highly successful smartphones. TVs, home appliances, and other items are available. Electrical components, AMOLED screens, and other items are also manufactured and sold by the firm.

Samsung's tablets, laptops, and wearables are all strongly linked to its smartphones. Although Android tablets are rather uncommon, the Galaxy Tab series has remained popular as both a budget and a flagship alternative, with the latter usually adding compatibility for DeX. The company also sells laptops that run both Microsoft's Windows 10 and Google's Chrome OS, with the former connecting to Galaxy phones via the One UI's "Your Phone" feature. Finally, the Galaxy Watch collection has consistently been one of the best alternatives for an Android-compatible smartwatch, with each model offering unique features.

In 2021, what Samsung smartphones will be available?

Samsung, the world's largest smartphone manufacturer, is known for releasing dozens of new models each year. The list will continue to grow during the year as new flagships, mid-range, and entry-level smartphones are released in the United States, Korea, Europe, India, and other important smartphone markets. Here's a rundown of every device that has been released in 2021 thus far.

 Galaxy S21

 Galaxy S21+

 Galaxy S21

 Ultra Galaxy A02s

 Galaxy A12

 Galaxy A32

 Galaxy S21+

 Galaxy S21+ 

 Galaxy S21 Ultra

 Galaxy S21+

 Galaxy S21+

 Galaxy S21+

 Galaxy S21+

 Samsung Galaxy A52

 Galaxy A72 

 Galaxy Quantum 2

 Galaxy F02s

 Galaxy F62

 Galaxy F12

 Galaxy F52 5G

 Galaxy A72 

 Galaxy Quantum 2

 Galaxy F02s

 Galaxy F62 

Galaxy F12

 Galaxy F12

 Galaxy F52 5G

 Galaxy A72

 GalaxyM02

 Galaxy M02s

 Galaxy M12

 Galaxy M42 5G

 Samsung Galaxy M02s

 Samsung Galaxy M12

 Samsung Galaxy M42 5G

 Samsung Galaxy M42

 Galaxy xCover 5

 Galaxy Quantum 2