Believe it or not, it looks like there is some kind of race going on the mobile phone market. To compete for the top rank position amongst mobile phone manufacturers in the UK, Apple and Samsung are battling it out. According to the results of a recent survey, around 50% of the share in the market belongs to Apple and Samsung. To be precise, the two share 53.3% of the market share.
So what makes this Samsung vs Apple battle more interesting? Well, it is about cell phone recycling. When Apple launched the Apple 4S recently, it created waves in the industry and phones started getting recycled at plants in the UK. Amongst the phones getting recycled, there were many used Apple iPhones as well as other brands such as Nokia and Blackberry. Samsung was not high when it came to the list of cell phones getting recycled. Despite that, we still know that its market share is quite high as we can see the number of Samsung phones possessed by the UK residents. This change will lead to more Samsungs getting recycled in one or two years.
While talking about the Samsung phones, there is yet another thought. There is something about Samsung – whether its technology or probably the type of users it has that one does not feel a compelling need to upgrade their Samsung phones constantly. Only when it becomes totally dead, does the owner switch to a newer phone.
