Sentences with phrase «smartphone manufacturing business»

But if you really want to succeed in the smartphone manufacturing business, you won't make it like this.

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With total smartphone sales surpassing 1 billion in 2013, it's not a bad time to be in the business of manufacturing memory chips for those little computers we've got in our pockets.

Will this mega-lawsuit dramatically alter the way our devices are manufactured and, in turn, affect our decision - making process when buying a smartphone for personal or business use?

«We announced some exciting news today: We have entered into an agreement to purchase Nokia's Devices & Services business, which includes their smartphone and mobile phone businesses, their award - winning design team, manufacturing and assembly facilities around the world, and teams devoted to operations, sales, marketing and support,» revealed Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in a letter to Nokia employees.

Still, Blackberry CEO John Chen stayed committed to the smartphone business despite investors urging him to end the company's commitment to hardware manufacturing.

Samsung's display manufacturing arm has reduced its reliance on the company's smartphone division and strengthened its business with Chinese smartphone brands.

For those who didn't know, TCL is the new company that owns and manufactures both Blackberry and Alcatel smartphones since the latter officially pulled out of the handset manufacturing business last year.

But Microsoft has failed to grow the smartphone business in the mobile phone market and stopped manufacturing the Lumia Series smartphones in October 2014, but it remained the feature phones.

Never a first - rate smartphone vendor on a global scale, despite going into the Android handheld manufacturing business more than five years ago, Asus stubbornly remains committed to the often confusing ZenFone lineup.

The announcement comes after Foxconn learned that its core manufacturing business could face serious challenges due to the declining demand for smartphones globally.

Samsung's display manufacturing arm has reduced its reliance on the company's smartphone division and strengthened its business with Chinese smartphone brands.

After Blackberry quitting the hardware business, we have seen a couple of decent smartphones that manufactured by its partners.

There are those who say that Nokia itself, which is now in the business of telecommunications equipment manufacture, is staging the Nokia smartphone's relaunch.

Samsung's smartphone business is vertically integrated to a large extent with Samsung manufacturing most of the components used in its smartphones.