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Samsung appoints new mobile chief



01/20/2020 - 10:01



Samsung Electronics has announced appointment of a new head of the company's mobile division. The chair will be taken by 51-year-old Roh Tae-moon; he will become the youngest head of Samsung Mobile in the history of the corporation.



Jamie McCall
Jamie McCall
Previously, Roh Tae-moon managed development of Samsung mobile devices, including being responsible for the flagship Galaxy smartphones. In addition, most of the production of mobile gadgets was transferred to third-party organizations in China under his leadership. 

The South Korean manufacturer was forced to cut costs in order to cope with competition from low-cost Chinese brands, including Huawei. IDC research company IDC reports that in the second quarter of 2019, Samsung was still the world leader with a market share of 22.9%. However, Huawei is gradually approaching it, whose share in the world market is 17.7%; the company is gradually ousting Apple from the second place in sales. 

source: theverge.com




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