Sentences with phrase «mobile sales declined»

Recently, HTC decided to boost brand awareness and found great initial success by adopting Google Android as Windows Mobile sales declined.

Not that we're aware of, but International VP and former Google product manager Hugo Barra wants to preclude such ominous speculation by highlighting the company's recent mobile sales declines won't impact its key «revenue streams.»

Not exact matches

She said those sales at stores open a year or more — a key retail measure — grew in the mobile phone category but «was more than offset» by declines in tablets, gaming and digital imaging.

We will know that the university system is in terminal decline when intellectual leadership gives way to a new generation of academic hustlers with expensive suits, university cars, mobile telephones and a glib line of sales talk.

Since taking this stand, sales of game consoles and hand - held devices have done nothing but decline... so much so that it is expected mobile gaming will all but replace them in 2015.

While there will still be a need for notebooks, Windows PCs and Macs, the increasing numbers of smartphones and tablets sold and continued decline of worldwide PC sales support Apple's claim that mobile is where the next tech battleground is, even if Microsoft (MSFT) thinks otherwise.

It's faced changed as PC sales have declined, in the shift to console development and in the more recent switch to mobile, but has kept up with change.

It's hard not to look at the declining sales of handheld consoles and the rise of mobile gaming and not think that the two might be related.

Whether that's the traditional slate, the multi-angle convertible, or the detachable 2 - in - 1, sales for big screen mobile devices continue to decline.

Despite the swagger with which Panos Panay unveiled the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL at the company's Windows 10 Mobile event last October, Microsoft hasn't seen sales of its smartphones increase; in fact, Lumia sales actually declined by 57 percent year - over-year during the company's most recent quarter.

As of 2017, Apple is third behind Google and Microsoft in terms of laptops, tablets, and other mobile devices shipped to schools, with sales to schools steadily declining since 2013.

Nokia attributed the decline mainly to falling sales of its «mobile devices» — the term the company users for its lower - end devices including the Asha range — citing «lower volumes and ASPs, affected by competitive industry dynamics, including intense smartphone competition at increasingly lower price points and intense competition at the low end of our product portfolio».