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Despite the onslaught from Chinese manufacturers in the nascent 4G smartphone space, Korean giant Samsung is dominate the LTE segment in India with 27 per cent market share. Apple used to hold this slot till now.
Xiaomi is the second largest vendor in the space with 17 per cent as Apple slipped to 15 per cent share in 1Q CY 2015, according to CMR's India Quarterly LTE (4G) Device Market Review, May 2015.