We’ve all heard of Samsung’s growing strength in the phone market, taking on Apple quite easily. In fact, it could be said that Samsung has begun to overtake the previous smartphone giant. Apple’s unchanging product features throughout the years are beginning to take its toll, as consumers are becoming more and more swayed by the attractive alternatives to the iPhone offered by competitors such as Samsung. The South Korean giant expects its profits to double last year’s, surpassing the expectations of expert analysts and further propelling Samsung’s stocks by 1.5% Despite the legal battles instigated by Apple and losing some, Samsung could actually be doing better after them. “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” certainly applies to Samsung, as the publicity has highlighted how similar Samsung’s current power product the Galaxy S III is to the iPhone. Consumers are beginning to pull away from the iCraze and move into the Android market. With operating profits projected to be at $7.3 billion this year, Samsung’s market share has overtaken Apple in many markets around the world, greatly threatening the easygoing, supreme atmosphere Apple has been enjoying for a while.

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