Sentences with phrase «smartphone shipments»

Since they continue to cost lesser than competing handsets from other countries, their overall shares in global smartphone shipments have continued to rise with every quarter.

We are now ranked number three globally in terms of smartphone shipments, and our brand recognition is growing steadily in key regions.

The latest global smartphone shipment numbers highlight the increasing dominance of Chinese manufacturers.

That's a huge drop in revenue, and a 23 percent drop in smartphone shipments from the previous quarter.

The company mentioned in its earnings release that smartphone shipments decreased in Q4 2016 because of lineup optimization of its low - end models.

As smartphones get cheaper we'll ultimately see the demise of non smartphone shipments and eventually everyone will have a smartphone.

You must understand the «others» is where most Android OEMs are when it comes to global smartphone shipments.

IDC has put out figures for worldwide smartphone shipments in 2017.

Now that the iPhone X is available in the market, Apple may see an increase in the number of smartphone shipments for the fourth quarter, especially during the holiday season, provided they have enough inventory of the tenth anniversary iPhone.

In the second calendar quarter, Chinese companies Oppo and Vivo saw year - over-year worldwide smartphone shipments increase 136.6 percent and 80.2 percent, respectively, according to IDC.

Strategy Analytics also showed a 9 % YoY reduction in smartphone shipments in China and the US, against IDC's 6.3 % YoY figures.

After the release of their native figures, International Data Corporation (IDC) has announced that worldwide smartphone shipments reached to whopping 1.3 billion in 2014.

The last quarter showed a 6.3 % year - on - year decline in total smartphone shipment volume in both China and the United States, as many consumers deferred their upgrade plans.

In its latest outlook for the world economy, the IMF said smartphone shipments declined for the first time.

Total smartphone shipments in China will rise 44 percent to 300 million units this year, driven by handsets costing about 700 yuan ($ 113), researcher IDC forecast in December.

In Q4 2016, the number of smartphone shipments stood at 25.8 million units, which was a 20.3 per cent decline over the previous quarter.

In the mid - to high - end space, where Huawei has pitched the likes of the P7, smartphone shipments rose by 18 %.

Still, if you need to be cheered up, at least BlackBerry smartphone shipments are keeping up with estimates, at 14.1 million for the three - month period ending on November 26th, though RIM also forecasts that its numbers in the fourth quarter will be lower than in the one just finished.

«When BlackBerry structured the deal, management had expected higher smartphone shipment volumes but ended up overpaying when units collapsed,» industry analyst Tim Long told the Tribune.

Now second only to Samsung in Android smartphone shipments, Huawei has designs on assaulting the US market in 2016, and the flagship at the vanguard of that raid might well be the P9.

IDC found the Chinese phone maker accounted for 48 - percent of high - end smartphone shipments in the South Asian country over the observed period, having grown its business by 1,116 - percent year - on - year.

Any manufacturer that can strike nine digits for annual smartphone shipments is a BFD.

In calendar year 2015, Huawei became the first Chinese handset vendor to top 100 million smartphone shipments annually, but can it truly rival Samsung and Apple?

Although Huawei smartphone shipment is quite high, majority of its business is in China.

China's smartphone shipments experienced a record fall in the first quarter of 2018, but demand is expected to pick up soon.

For the first time since the third quarter of 2013, quarterly smartphone shipments in China totaled less...

Indian smartphone market is experiencing some major churning despite stagnant smartphone shipments in India during Q1 2018.

Worldwide smartphone shipments declined 0.5 % in 2017, the first year - over-year decline the market has experienced since the introduction of what we now know as smartphones.

The 5G smartphone shipments are expected to grow a whopping 255 %, almost reaching to 110 million units, by 2021.

According to Counterpoint Research, the online smartphone shipments in India grew 23 % annually, which is even faster than the growth of the overall smartphone market in 2017.

Smartphone shipments came in at the low end of its forecast of between 11 million and 12 million units.

Huawei's overseas smartphone shipments equaled domestic shipments and its mid-high end handset shipments rose 36 %.

«While our number three ranking for smartphone shipments last quarter shows the increasing demand for our flagship handsets including the HUAWEI Ascend P6, we still have a long way to go to build the HUAWEI brand among consumers globally,» said Colin Giles, Executive Vice President, HUAWEI Consumer Business Group.

HUAWEI also saw rapid growth in smartphone shipment across Europe, reporting 18 percent year - over-year growth with particularly robust performance in Central and Eastern and Nordic Europe.

In China and Europe, HUAWEI smartphone shipments maintained robust growth of 20 % and 15 % respectively.

According to IDC, global smartphone shipments actually declined by 6.3 % in Q4 2017 compared to the same period the year before.

Research from the IHS Markit's Smartphone Shipment Database reveals that the iPhone 6s was the most shipped smartphone of 2016, followed by the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and iPhone 6s Plus.

At this point, the US smartphone market is effectively a duopoly, with Apple and Samsung dominating smartphone shipments, market share, brand loyalty, and more.

According to IDC, smartphone shipments hit a record 1.43 billion units in 2015, a 10.1 percent increase from 2014.

Huawei needed just nine months to cross the 100 million smartphone shipment barrier this year, cooking up among others some sort of a foldable product.

And the worldwide smartphone market share of Apple and Samsung is expected to decline to around 14 percent and 25 percent, respectively, with both companies» combined smartphone shipment expected to stagnate at around 460 million units in 2014.

Huawei continues its incredible rise to worldwide fame, reporting 27 million smartphone shipments between July and September, up 63 percent year on year.

The big question now is whether Huawei will overtake Samsung to become second to head honcho Apple in overall smartphone shipments in the world and the biggest Android manufacturer by volume?

The biggest gainer over the past year has been Xiaomi, whose smartphone shipment volumes have shot up by an incredible 267.3 % in that time.

Given that major smartphone makers are already aggressively adopting the all - screen display technology for their flagships, the total global all - screen smartphone shipments is now expected to climb to 40 percent in the following year, according to the latest industry estimate.

Samsung was the only major smartphone vendor to report a year - over-year decline in smartphone shipments as Apple, LG and even Microsoft's mobile division all reported healthy gains.