Sentences with phrase «smartphone shipments last»

«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.

Not exact matches

Chinese telecom giant Huawei said its smartphone shipments reached 153 million last year, grabbing a 10 per cent global market share to become the third - largest international smartphone player.

The Indian smartphone market finally recorded a sequential growth of 17.1 percent in shipments for Q2 2016 after declining in the last two quarters.

Counterpoint Research estimates that shipments of feature phones declined by 16 percent in the last quarter, while smartphone numbers jumped 68 percent during the same period.

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 China - based smartphone company has claimed to double its shipments in India in 2017, they have increased shipments compared to last year.

In fact, the tech giant, which leads the way when it comes to global smartphone shipments, was beaten to this update by Xiaomi (126 days) and OnePlus (131 days), with the latter rolling it out on the last day of 2016.

Gartner's research from last month did show that Vivo is the fifth largest manufacturer of smartphones in terms of global shipments.

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.

Last week, IDC revealed that Huawei's full - year smartphone shipments for 2017 reached 153.1 million, ranking third globally behind Samsung, at 317.3 million, and Apple, at 215.8 million.

Counterpoint Research has pointed out that Nokia smartphones have exceeded 1 percent of Global Smartphone shipments in the last Quarter of 2017.

The company appears to feel very confident with its next - generation smartphones and is supposedly planning to almost double first shipments of the devices compared to last year's Galaxy S7 and S7 edge release.

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.

Samsung's shipments of smartphones in China dropped by 60 % compared to last year, to a level of 3.5 million units in the first quarter.