Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung has carved a niche for itself in the mobile market around the world by rolling out value 
rich handsets. The company which created ripples in the smartphone market by rolling out Samsung Galaxy S, has ambitious plans for 2011. Following the announcement of Google Nexus S, the company plans to sell more smartphones in 2011. Samsung plans to sell around 60 million handsets this year and unveiling of Infuse 4G at CES 2011 in Las Vegas gives a peak about grand plans of the company.
New Version Of Galaxy S
Meanwhile, Samsung has confirmed that it will soon come up with a new version of its highly successful Galaxy S phone. The new version will be unveiled at Mobile World Congress 2011 which will be held in Barcelona starting from February 14.
According to Samsung officials the new version of Galaxy S will be powered by dual-core processor and will sport a Super AMOLED display. Super AMOLED displays are known to have better readability in sunlight. The new version of the Galaxy S will be running on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). Notably worldwide the demand for smartphones have witnessed a massive rise, thanks to launch of new models and drop in prices.
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