The secondary market is becoming a primary consideration for smartphone vendors
With western smartphone markets in steep decline the secondary market is gaining traction as a counter-intuitive way to reverse that trend.
With western smartphone markets in steep decline the secondary market is gaining traction as a counter-intuitive way to reverse that trend.
The latest numbers from industry trackers Strategy Analytics reveal UK smartphone shipments fell 14% in Q4 2018.
IDC had a stab at smartphone shipments in two of the worlds most lucrative markets, and it does not make pleasant reading for Apple.
Pretty much all the major phone manufacturers have been teasing the world with foldable smartphone launches, and now its Huawei’s turn to tickle the fancy.
For five consecutive quarters the global smartphone market has registered year-on-year decline, marking the first time the it has shrunk on annual basis since the first iPhone defined the category in 2007.
A new EY report shows 50% of 25-34-year olds are looking to ‘digital detox’, the highest proportion of all age groups.
Huawei doesn’t feel like waiting for chip companies to get their act together on 5G so it has decided to make one of its own.
A new report into commuters’ spending habits reckons they drop £23 billion per year of stuff via their mobile devices while on the move.
Recent research indicates those children who own mobile phones at an earlier age will go on to perform less well academically versus their peers who do not.
The Chinese device maker Xiaomi has announced its new strategy will be built around two core areas: smartphone and AI+IoT.
It’s been rumoured for months and an ambition of the industry for years, but it seems Samsung is almost ready to unveil a foldable phone in a few weeks times.
Facing more affordable competition from the Chinese brands, the iPhone’s total sales suffered a 20% decline in November, with the cheaper XR model outselling the more expensive models, according to an update from Counterpoint.
Smartphone giant Samsung has apparently struck a deal with Facebook to force the installation of the app on its phones.
Korean giant Samsung has become the latest major tech company to warn about significant under-performance towards the end of 2018.
The latest user interface for Samsung smartphones – One UI – tries to account for larger screens while avoiding excessive clutter.
In years gone, HTC was one of the most successful and sought-after smartphone brands worldwide, but time has not been kind for the Taiwanese firm as financials for 2018 emerge.
Google has finally won regulatory approval from the FCC to start testing the more advanced features of Project Soli, a radar-based motion sensor to allow the user to control devices through gestures.
With Verizon and AT&T scrapping for attention with Samsung 5G smartphone announcements, EE is clamouring to prove its worth with its own OnePlus 5G declaration.
The chipset company Qualcomm just unveiled the newest Snapdragon SoC product to power 5G mobile devices.
All three of Korea’s major mobile operators switched on 5G networks simultaneous at midnight on 1 December, offering business FWA based on 3GPP standards.
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