The iphone 4s cannot unseat the samsung galaxy s2

The expectation generated around its launch and the brutal publicity that preceded its launch, with millions of reservations prior to its arrival on the shelves, has been of no use: the iPhone 4S has not been able to unseat the Samsung Galaxy S2. They are data from the United Kingdom, where the star of the South Korean firm's catalog has resisted the challenge of the latest model of Apple's smartphone , which was put on sale in mid- October.

As we know through the digital edition of the British newspaper The Daily Mail, the data that sign the primacy of the Samsung Galaxy S2 over the iPhone 4S comes from uSwitch.com, a website dedicated to offering comparisons in prices and services of all kinds, and which would have revealed how Samsung's flagship would retain its position as the most demanded mobile in the market (by calculating the demand for free phones and subsidized terminals), a situation that the last Apple terminal hoped to pulverize and that would have ended spoiling.

But not only that. The South Korean firm manages to place up to three models among the five most popular terminals according to this scale. And it is that at the beginning of this month of December, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (the third generation of Google's head phones) and the Samsung Galaxy Ace also capture the interest of the British market, along with the aforementioned iPhone 4S and, of course, the Nokia Lumia 800 (the device that inaugurates the new stage of the Finnish firm, in collaboration with the North American Microsoft).

Thus, the Samsung Galaxy S2 returns to reissue with an undaunted attitude its position as the most popular mobile in the UK scales for the eighth consecutive month since it went on sale last May. These days, the one that promises to build bridges between this edition and the third generation of the galactic saga, the Samsung Galaxy S3, has also reached stores .

We refer to the Samsung Galaxy Note, a device that bets on a certainly experimental idea, which flirts with the concepts of smartphone and tablet in the same terminal (due, above all, to a vast 5.3-inch screen and spectacular 1,280 resolution x 800 pixels on bright Super AMOLED HD panel). However, not even this sweet terminal serves to overthrow the king of Samsung.