EnSamsung Electronics reported 2Q results yesterday that included better-than-expected shipments of it Galaxy range of mobile phones, according to Bloomberg. This confirms findings from Panjiva data published last week, which showed U.S. phone imports from South Korea and Vietnam (Samsung’s production hubs) outperforming those from China (Apple and HTC).
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