Samsung has all but dominated the flagship segment over the past few years. And they are one of the few manufacturers who cater across all segments of smartphones including Upper Midrange, Midrange and Budgets models. And apparently, it's these 3 key segments which amounts for over 80% smartphone market share on the whole. Though over the past couple of years some of the well-known brands have proven to be a tough competitor, on behest of Samsung's resilience and a diverse product portfolio it has maintained a steady market share in the mentioned key segment as well. The success and popularity of Samsung J-Series & A-Series all but reinstates the same.

Samsung & Huawei are amongst the top 3 Mobile Phone Manufacturers on a global scale and perhaps the most innovative in the spectrum. With a wide variety of product offering across all tiers and price points they have established dominance in Upper Midrange and Flagship smartphone segment. Both the Tech Giants possess commendable technological prowess, backed by a strong R&D team and whole lot of loyal consumer base. It would be an understatement to say that they are the driving force in the evolution of smartphones as we have come to know it.

There is a reason why Samsung is still one Number 1 and is the largest Smartphone Manufacturer in the Industry-  it's Consistency, Innovation and Design Excellence. Their proprietary curved screens and Edge to Edge Infinity display are perhaps the most significant design evolution in recent times. Such is the design prowess, that to date, no manufacturer has been able to replicate success.

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Samsung's metal-and-glass updates to its Galaxy A3, A5 and A7 phones for 2016 settle firmly in the midrange on specs across the board.