Smartphone shipments

The above graph represents the India smartphone market share by top vendors, starting from Q1 2014 to Q3 2021. The list of top five smartphone brands in India in Q3 2021 includes Xiaomi, Samsung, Vivo, Realme, and Oppo. About 52...

Indian smartphone market is experiencing some major churning despite stagnant smartphone shipments in India during Q1 2018. More people in the country are opting for relatively economical smartphone handsets, which is quite evident from the success stories of Chinese...

The exploded growth in smartphone industry has helped worldwide smartphone shipment to achieve a new milestone; first time in the history, Smartphone shipments crossed 300 million mark in Q2 2014, totaling 301.3 million units. While Samsung and Android played...

Global Smartphone shipments in Q3 2013 exceeded 250 million units, while Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (KRX:005935) widen the gap with Apple by controlling 34% of the market. The Korean electronics giant shipped an estimated 85 million Smartphones in Q3,...

India is the world’s second largest country in terms of mobile subscriptions and still, demands of mobile handsets in the country are steadily increasing year-over-year. However, the market is predominated by feature-phones, but smartphone has also showed off an incredible...

The demand of Android-powered smartphones is augmenting with galloping pace day-over-day. At present, 1.3 million Android devices are being activated every day. After Android, iOS is second largest mobile OS platform in the world--other OSes are still struggling to...

China is Apple's second largest market after the U.S. and it's expected to become the first by the end of this year. According to a recent report of IDC, China to crossover the U.S. this year in terms of...

Indeed, the demand of Smartphone is increasing with galloping pace across the world especially in the emerging markets. However, we can not ignore the shipments of feature mobile handsets, which are still growing in emerging markets such as India...