Apple Iphone 7 And The Samsung 7s

First of all, Samsungs have better and longer-lasting battery life than iPhones do. Samsungs also have the ability to remove the battery from the phone and it also has fast charging so that the phone can be used as many times as needed without the problem of the battery running out. “For instance, there’s no

After news of the exploding battery on Samsung’s Note 7, the South Korean company has decided to issue a recall of all 2.5 million phones. The company may have to spend nearly 1 billion dollars to replace all the defective battery. After the success of Samsung’s Galaxy S7 the timing of this recall couldn’t have been worse. However, this recall may be worth the $1billon as it could potentially save the company’s reputation in the long run. Still, the $1 billion will only represent less than 5% of the projected $20.6 billion in net income.

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Each company has some negative points going against them. We cannot take people’s review because it will be bias to one side and will rather state only their side without looking at the facts but we will look at what is common between them. The negative point in Samsung is its huge amount of employees. Samsung has about 430,000 employee. We all know that the profit is equal to the total revenue minus the total cost and that the salary of the

A primary marketing issues and problems Samsung has is that one of their phones, Galaxy S7 exploded and by doing so the company started to lose some of its market share and mindshare. Also, Samsung does not own its own platform like Apple and Google. Samsung is just a phone version of Dell.

According to The Verge, Apple’s final arguments went as follows,"Steve Jobs shocked the world" with the iPhone, changing the trajectory of the mobile industry. He framed Samsung, however, as a company with a stagnant line-up of products that faced faltering sales after the introduction of Apple's device. Samsung's solution? A three-month dash to design what would become the original Galaxy S. "In those three months Samsung was able to copy and emulate" the "world's most successful product," he said. "They have spent a billion dollars mimicking our designs and holding it out to the world so the Apple design is no longer seen as unique. It took Apple five years to create this revolution, and Samsung took three months to copy it. That's truth, and that's simple, clear, and undisputed." (Bishop 2012) Samsung argued that Apple was trying keep all competitors out of the game unfairly. One of Apple’s major claims

It also not estimated how important the transition to smartphones would be. This is also one of part why company not going through success path. Nokia was earning around 50% of profits in the mobile-phone industry in 2007, and major part of profits were not coming from smartphones. Diverting a lot of resources into a non-profitable products is also risky.

It took Samsung a while to admit there was a problem with is a new product and finally issued a voluntary recall of the note 7 on the 2nd of September 2016 (Czarnecki, 2016). The replacement Note 7 phones given to people that had returned their unit after it issued a recall was also revealed to had exploded which led to a second global recall by Samsung. This fiasco was indeed a public relation nightmare that Samsung handled badly (Sullivan, 2016). It ultimately led to the loss of $19B in its stock value (Milanesi, 2017).

After 2004 the company started to fall shortly. The revenues from the business unit dropped from $28billion to $12billion in a period of 2006 to 2008. The number of mobile phone sold during the period dropped from 217 million to 100 million. Apple iPhone became the dominating brand. Recession of 2008 led to excess and useless inventory.

Turning to Samsung’s current company operations, specifically, the second failed release of the Galaxy Note 7, which has led them to terminate production of the smartphone, and has also led to falling shares and a plummeting market value, according to Business Day (2016). Also, according to Business Day (2016) early speculation approximates a worst case scenario loss of $5 billion in operating profits from the termination of production, a loss to Samsung through 2017. The ramifications and the domino effect of the twice released, and twice failed Galaxy Note 7, indicate now, that the company will face more challenges than initially anticipated, especially their brand image. The Galaxy Note 7 was released for the upcoming holiday season and was expected to compete against Apple’s iPhones and other premium device (Business Day, 2016).

The technology enterprise has always been a ‘dog eat dog world’ especially in the mobile phone sector. Apple has long been the top dog holding over 50% of the market share in America; however, overseas that has not been the case. Samsung now holds a 23.3% world market share, which dwarves Apple’s 14.7% that had dropped from 18.2% in just the last quarter according to IDC (International Data Corporation). When determining what is the right phone for you the most important factors to consider are the display, because you are constantly looking at it, the operating system, because it is what the phone operates on to give you the default graphical display, and of course the price because money trees don’t just grow in anybody’s backyard. After a thorough investigation of the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Apple iPhone X, the superior display, more optimized operating system, and the significantly cheaper price tag allow the Galaxy S8 to surpass the iPhone X and become the top dog.

However, the outlook for Samsung in the future looks bleak due to her recent loss of a high profile patent infringement rights to Apple. This had led to it been fined and the banning of some of its products in the US. This has the potential to reduce sales in the future.(New York

Samsung is one of the biggest smartphone manufacturers in the world. They also sell all kinds of other products. Their focus is of course on their Android smartphone/tablet/wearables business. Samsung grew at an incredible rate over the years to become what it is now. They outsell even Apple when it comes to smartphone/tablet sales. The company pivots and produces quickly, coming out with a variety of devices. It sees what the market responds to, pushes successes, and kills failures. And now, rather than just providing a cheaper and lesser iPhone, it 's differentiated itself with larger screens, different features, successful marketing, and delivering what consumers want. The Note is a perfect example. The company found through market research that Asian-language speakers wanted a device that they could hand-write on, because drawing characters is easier with a pen. The result was a combination phone/tablet ("phablet") that 's been an unexpected hit. However, there are some setbacks this year with the production of the Samsung Galaxy Note7. Samsung produced the Galaxy Note 7 in August expecting to deliver a smartphone that could take on and take down the iPhone 7. Before long, unfortunately, buyers reported that the device was heating up and for some, exploding. Samsung is blaming the malfunction on a manufacturing problem with batteries at one of its suppliers. In September, Samsung began a recall and reproduced its second-run Galaxy Note 7 device. But again, reports

Although it took Samsung some time before getting into the smartphone business, in 2011 the company came in with the introduction of its Android based Galaxy smartphones. The company was still able to catch up more than anyone else to match up with Apple. Instead of recreating Apple’s products the iPhone, Samsung used another dimension to position its product by differentiating with features, larger screens and aggressive marketing campaigns. Samsung was willing to spend more on research and development in order to be able to produce exactly what consumers

Samung galaxy s6 and s6 edge has helped samsung to be at top level in the smartphone market and approximately 12 million sale of samsung s6 and s6 edge mobile in March quarter. The recent Samsung Galaxy S6 launch has held Samsung retain its footing as the world’s leading smartphone player, a new survey has revealed.Market research firm TrendForce has declared its final numbers for the first quarter of 2015, as well as its expectations for Q2.It makes great reading for Samsung, which apparently boasts 27.8 per cent of the smartphone market, with Apple holding firm in second on 19.9 per cent.The market analysts have suggested the South Korean firm’s dominance is largely driven by the new Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6. [The] Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge have greatly captured consumers’ attention in the first quarter, “The S6 Edge in particular has created a buzz with its main feature – a touch screen that curves to both sides of the phone.”Despite the