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n Samsung started as a small trading company in 1938. On March 1, 1938, founding chairman Byung-Chull Lee started a business in Taegu. It is the fourth largest city in South Korea. Its first product was a black-and-white television set. Sources

n The company formed as Apple Computer Inc. on April 1 st, 1976. On January 9 th, 2007 the company decided to be called Apple Inc as it moved towards a product line that gained focus on electronic devices other than personal computers. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniac started Apple Inc. In Steve Job's garage, ten years later, they became CEO's. Sources

Major products (Samsung) n n n Camcorders DVD Cameras Cell phone Galaxy Tab Galaxy note

Major products (Apple) n n n iphone i. Pod Mac Book/i. Book i. Pad Itouch

n And now, according to a new ranking chart set up by Switch, Samsung’s Galaxy S III is the most popular smart phone. These rankings are based on searches, monthly sales numbers and preorders. Sources

n i. Phone 5 The i. Phone 5 is one of the latest devices produced by Apple that managed to make the world feel excited. Released in September, 2012 the i. Phone 5 comes based on a Dual-core 1. 2 GHz and has A 6 chipset instead of the A 5 available on the i. Phone 4 S. During the first 3 days after the i. Phone 5 was released, Apple managed to sell for about 5 million i. Phone 5 devices. Sources

Statistics of sale in 2011 n The 2011, Samsung sold a total of 427. 4 million mobile phones in the world per cent from last year ( 402. 8 million ) increased by 6. 1, the rally higher than IDC previous forecast of 4. 4 per cent, but less than 9. 3 per cent in the third quarter of 2011. Sources

TABLE! SALES OWNERS MOST POPULAR PRODUCT WHEN IT BEGAN SAMSUNG APPLES Samsung's sales of $2. 78 million chairman Byung. Chull Lee Galaxy S III On March 1, 1938 apple sales $1. 71 million The owner of the Apple Company is the shareholders, as a group. The CEO was Steve Jobs iphone on April 1 st, 1976

The US phone sales pie chart Others Samsung RIM Apples LG Motorola Sources