Sentences with phrase «smartphone shipments as»

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Operating profit from display unit Samsung Display tumbled 90 percent to 110 billion won as weaker - than - forecast sales of the Galaxy S4 left smartphone screens sitting in the inventory, while subdued sales of television sets also had an impact on TV screen shipments.

And India and Indonesia, in particular, are key markets for Google — India recently displaced the US to become the second - largest smartphone market in the world in terms of shipments and still has plenty of room for growth; in Indonesia, internet usage is poised to grow, as only 25 % of the country's population currently uses the internet.

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.

As per the report, the smartphone shipments worldwide have followed the trend of the previous quarter and showed 3 % YoY decline, reaching 360 million units in Q1 2018.

This finding aligns with wider industry analysis that PC shipments are declining as people buy and use alternative smart connected devices, such as tablets and smartphones.

Many Android Central forum members have posted word that they started receiving their shipments from T - Mobile on Monday, and uploaded photos of their boxes and smartphones as proof.

A new report from NPD DisplaySearch predicts that shipments of tablets that are between 7 to 7.9 inches in size, such as the iPad mini, will begin to lose market share compared to larger tablet products, thanks in part to competition from larger smartphones.

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

Proving the success of HUAWEI Consumer BG, HUAWEI ranked as the third largest smartphone manufacturer in 2014 with global shipment reaching 75 million units, marking a 45 % year - on - year growth.

We are now ranked number three globally in terms of smartphone shipments, and our brand recognition is growing steadily in key regions such as China and Western Europe,» said, Richard Yu, CEO, HUAWEI Consumer Business Group.

Smartphone shipments will continue to grow as they replace more feature phones where the market is not already saturated.

The company did keep its title as No. 1 smartphone brand in the third quarter, accounting for 25 percent of global shipments, TrendForce said.

Huawei retained its position as the second - largest smartphone vendor in China last year with 76.6 million shipments, and with OPPO and Vivo cornering the market with their extensive retail presence, Huawei will be looking to standout features — such as a voice - based AI assistant — to attract new customers.

The fast growth of shipments by Huawei Technologies Co, Oppo Electronics Corp and Xiaomi Inc in 2017, when the total global smartphone market saw declines in shipments, can be attributed to the companies» overseas expansion in countries such as India as well as improvements in the quality and technology levels of their handsets, two Chinese experts said.

Ranked third in the world in terms of smartphone shipments, Huawei is now the leading supplier of smartphones in China — a region that Apple sees as important to its iPhone sales.

As per the second quarter results of smartphones operating system shipments, there were 8.7 million Windows Phone units were shipped during the quarter and out of which, a large number is in favour of Nokia Lumia devices.

This is a 19 % increase year - on - year in terms of shipments, and further consolidates the company's status as the world's third largest (or second largest, depending on who you ask) smartphone manufacturer in the world.

In only a year, Xiaomi more than doubled its smartphone market share from 1.8 percent to 5.1 percent, while nearly quadrupling its shipments at 15.1 million units to take the spot as the fifth - largest smartphone manufacturer.

In the short - term, Samsung is planning to increase shipments of its mid-range smartphones in Q1 2017 but is expecting to see slightly weaker phone profits as its flagship devices with largest profit margins likely won't launch until the second quarter of the year.

Reports reveal that three of Taiwan's largest smartphone vendors are losing to their Chinese competitors as indicated by missed shipment targets.

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.

Data from Strategy Analytics for example, indicated a 1 % rise in global smartphone shipments, as opposed t0 IDC's 0.1 % shrinkage.

The company has reported that the demand of its DRAM and SSD increased as the shipments of smartphones and other mobile computing devices surged.

This announcement is not completely unexpected as ASUS has already lowered its 2016 smartphone shipment goal from 30 to 25 million units in February.

According to the report in Q2 Micromax accounted for 16.6 percent of all smartphone shipments in India as opposed to Samsung's 14.4 percent.

As sales and shipments of Samsung's smartphones have seen a large drop recently, despite their overall popularity over the last few years, it makes sense for the Korean company to change things up and really offer something new for the Galaxy S6.

Big changes are in the wings this year as IDC reports big movements in smartphone shipments for the fourth quarter of last year.