Q3 2020 smartphone market does better than expected, except Huawei
Samsung had its best smartphone quarter for years as the overall market grew sequentially by 35%.
Samsung had its best smartphone quarter for years as the overall market grew sequentially by 35%.
The latest numbers from analyst firm Counterpoint reveal the European smartphone market shrank by 7% in Q1 2020, but there was considerable variation between vendors and countries.
The latest numbers from Counterpoint Research reveal Q1 2020 smartphone sales in China plunged by 22%.
There is significant variation in the performance of the leading Android smartphone makers when it comes to updating Android, according to new research.
The latest global smartphone shipment numbers reveal a return to growth for Samsung, a major reduction in growth for Huawei and transition for Apple.
The latest global smartwatch shipment numbers from Counterpoint Research reveal strong segment growth driven largely by Apple.
Trials in Australia and the UK involving Ericsson and Vodafone indicate the NB-IoT standard is starting to become a reality.
It looks like we may have hit the ceiling with respect to what people are prepared to pay for a flagship smartphone and cheaper alternatives are benefiting.
The latest smart watch numbers from analyst firm Counterpoint reveal Apple is still the dominant player but Fitbit is giving it a run for its money.
A slew of Chinese smartphone numbers have been churned out by leading educated-guessers and the only thing they agree on is that it’s declining.
At a recent event Huawei made a number of announcements regarding its strategic direction for the next few years, with an emphasis on 5G.
Analyst firm Canalys reckons Apple’s smartphone fortunes in China are improving after six consecutive quarters of decline.
According to research firm Counterpoint Huawei’s smartphones outsold Apple’s over the summer.
The Q1 2017 global smartphone shipment numbers are out and they show solid growth with nearly all coming from Chinese vendors, largely from their domestic market.
The latest research from Counterpoint on the Chinese smartphone market shows the extent of Oppo’s remarkable rise from minnow to big fish.
The numbers are in and the consensus among analysts is that the smartphone market returned to modest growth thanks to Chinese brands in developing regions.
Micromax, the second largest smartphone vendor in India, has announced plans to expand to China and possibly fund its international expansion via an IPO, according to the WSJ.
Disruptive US operator T-Mobile has become the leading sales channel for smartphones in the US, according to new research from Counterpoint.
With India now viewed as the main source of global smartphone growth, the latest data from Counterpoint Research shows agile Indian and Chinese brands gaining ground on the leaders.
Industry analyst Counterpoint has released new research indicating that India has overtaken the US as the world’s second largest smartphone market by user base.
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