Samsung Galaxy S IIIMaybe Samsung is right and the next big thing really is here: sales of the company's Galaxy S III smart phone have officially broken 10 million units.
Though he was unable to provide specific numbers, the head of Samsung's information technology and mobile communication division, Shin Jong-Kyun, told the Yonhap News Agency that the company has moved more than 10 million Galaxy S III units since its initial launch in the EU and Middle East at the very end of May.
This outstrips the pace of its predecessor, the Galaxy S II, which took five months to reach 10 million units in sales. And the company's executives are likely satisfied with the news, as Samsung previously stated that, despite fighting component shortages, its goal was to hit the 10 million mark by early July.
To learn more about the Samsung Galaxy S III, have a look here at our review of the US version, or here for our review of the international version.
Source: Engadget
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