Apple is seeing its position increase in the global smartphone market, with the market share ofiPhonesincreasing year-on-year in Q2 2022 while the rest of the market contracts. Global smartphone demand is weaker
The report from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners found that Apple accounted for 39 percent of the smartphone market, ahead of Samsung at 32 percent, LG at 15 percent and Motorola at about 5 percent. "In the first full quarter after the launch of its three new models, Apple grew its ...
Android OS fell to 57% share of global Smartphone sales. Despite losing share across all markets, Samsung remains the most popular Android phone.
Yes, it does seem cult like, if you try to argue that Apple is so profitable over other leading marketshare companies they'll tell you the samething and say you are just wasting your money. I think they fail to see that the better android devices...
Share This PostGlobal smartphone apps processors (AP) with on-device artificial intelligence (AI) declined 14 percent year-over-year in Q1 2023.Apple and Qualcomm's APs continue to dominate the AI AP rankings in Q1 2023, however, it is expected that Apple will take a leadership role in 2H...
A new report out over the weekend by Canaccord Genuity estimates that Apple has recorded a 92 percent share of the world's entire smartphone market in the first quarter of 2015, which is up from 65 percent a year earlier. The company managed to do ...
Credit: DIGITIMES In 2024, India experienced slight growth in smartphone shipments but saw a significant increase in revenue driven by premiumization. MediaTek maintained its lead in the smartphone SoC market, while the iPhone captured over 10% market share for the first......
Credit: DIGITIMES In 2024, India experienced slight growth in smartphone shipments but saw a significant increase in revenue driven by premiumization. MediaTek maintained its lead in the smartphone SoC market, while the iPhone captured over 10% market share for the first... ...
Apple led the secure chipset market in H1 2020 with 39% share. Commenting on smartphone security, Research Analyst Parv Sharma said, “Smartphones have become vulnerable to attacks. We use them for banking, financial transactions, biometrics, user data and even as digital keys for smart homes ...
Global smartphone shipments fell 11% in the first quarter of 2022, while Apple slipped from the top spot in market share to second place behind Samsung.