Shin said, “Every year was difficult (in the mobile market) but this year, the market’s growth itself is expected to slowdown. But we will still fair better in the first quarter compared to the second half of last year.” While the Galaxy S4 outsold every other device last year, sales numbers weren’t quite what Samsung had predicted. With dwindling growth in this segment, Samsung is eyeing the tablet market for most of its revenues this year. The South Korean manufacturer has gotten off to great start in the segment by launching devices like the Galaxy Tab Pro series in addition to the 12.2-inch Galaxy Note Pro. Samsung is set to officially unveil the Galaxy Tab 4 series along with an affordable Tab 3 Lite at the Mobile World Congress later today.
