Chinese smartphone market is shrinking but we can’t agree on how much
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.
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.
A couple of early looks at the Q4 2017 global smartphone market indicate the iPhone X sold well and dragged the average selling price up with it.
Market tracker GfK has released its latest global smartphone numbers and they reveal that prices are increasing at a significant rate.
Smartphone stagnation? What stagnation? 2016’s global smartphone sales are up year-on-year pretty much everywhere according to latest figures released by GfK.
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.
After a stagnant start to the year the global smartphone market has stuttered back into growth, thanks mainly to demand from rural China, according to market tracker GfK.
A survey conducted by Inmarsat and GfK has concluded in-flight wifi is by far the most sought-after amenity by passengers, ahead of meals and in-flight entertainment.
Market tracker GfK, which derives its data from point-of-sale terminals, reckons the smartphone market grew by 6% in Q1 2016.
Margins in the maturing global smartphone market continue to decline according to the latest data from market researcher GfK.
The latest global smartphone numbers from market analyst GfK reveal the continued dependence on sales of cheaper devices in developing markets for growth.
The latest global smartphone sales data from market researcher GfK reveals that 58% of smartphones sold in Q2 2014 were 4G enabled.
Q1 2015 numbers from market researcher GfK reveal the total value of smartphone sales in Western Europe declined for the first time, in part due to weakness in the Spanish and French markets.
Market researcher GfK has released its global smartphone sales numbers for 2014 and they reveal Latin America and emerging APAC (all APAC bar China and developed APAC) were the fastest growing smartphone regions.
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