Samsung's Galaxy S series, some of the most popular phones in the world, have hit a major milestone.
The company has announced this week that total shipments of the series have reached 100 million. The original Galaxy S launched in March 2010.
While the original had strong sales at the time, its sequels have been the real hits.
The Galaxy S II has shipped 40 million units in 20 months and the new Galaxy S III has reached 40 million shipments in just 7 months. Samsung says the phone is shipping 190,000 units daily.
There are already rumors of the Galaxy S IV, which is expected to launch in March with a quad-core processor, a 5-inch screen and other unknown features.
While the original had strong sales at the time, its sequels have been the real hits.
The Galaxy S II has shipped 40 million units in 20 months and the new Galaxy S III has reached 40 million shipments in just 7 months. Samsung says the phone is shipping 190,000 units daily.
There are already rumors of the Galaxy S IV, which is expected to launch in March with a quad-core processor, a 5-inch screen and other unknown features.
