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The above graph represents the worldwide smartphone shipment share by vendors between Q1 2011 and Q1 2019.  Samsung continued to dominate the worldwide smartphone shipments in Q1 2019 with 23.13% share, followed by Huawei that accounted for 19.02% share.The share of Apple tanked to three years low as the worldwide sales of the iPhone reached to a disappointing level....

Smartphone shipment in India is still growing quarter over quarter at a steady pace. The latest data from the Counterpoint Research indicate that the growth is largely driven by the Chinese players like Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, who continue to penetrate the India smartphone market aggressively.India Smartphone shipments in Q1 2019 recorded 4% YoY growth, primarily led by Xiaomi and...

The war of triple camera smartphones has been kicked off. Since the beginning of 2019, the global smartphone industry is witnessing one after another launch of a smartphone with a triple camera setup. Xiaomi is quick to realise that the year 2019 is going to be a year of triple camera smartphones as the 5G enabled devices are still...

The India launch of Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 is set for 28 February 2018. Manu Kumar Jain, Global Vice President, Xiaomi and Managing Director, Xiaomi India, has just announced it on Twitter. He also hinted out 7 uber cool features of Redmi Note 7 through an image added in his tweet.The meteoric rise of Xiaomi in India is no more a surprise....

The highest selling smartphone manufacturer in India has just split from one of its most successful line of smartphones. Xiaomi will be allowing their Redmi range of smartphones to become an independent brand of its own. However, it will still continue being a subsidiary of the Chinese company. There is already a launch date scheduled for the new brand...

A camera is one of the most important features in a smartphone, undoubtedly. Probably that's the reason all smartphone manufacturers have been trying too hard to lure more customers by offering either a dual, triple or quad lens camera setup in their flagships. Xiaomi, the world's fourth-largest smartphone brand, is also trying to secure a sizable share of the...

The exploded adoption of smartphones in India has made festival seasons even more memorable. According to Counterpoint Research, smartphone sales in India during the Diwali festive season (October 9 - November 8, 2018) grew a significant 26% compared to the last year's festive season. The growth was largely driven by the top two e-commerce giants Flipkart and Amazon through...

Xiaomi India has recently announced that it will be launching the next model of its flagship Note Pro line on November 22, 2018. The much-awaited Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro will go on sale in India on the 23 November at 12 pm as a Flipkart Exclusive. It is important to note that Redmi Note 6 Pro is the first Xiaomi...

The number of smartphone users worldwide is expected to hit 3 billion mark by the end of 2018, which depicts that 39% of the global population will be owning a smartphone. It portrays a big window of opportunity for all smartphone manufacturers to strengthen their presence by penetrating the global market more deeply. Surprisingly, the global smartphone shipments have been declining with...

This year, about 337 million people in India will own a smartphone, witnessing a 15.6% growth. This is the highest estimated growth rate in the smartphone industry by any country in the world. Despite the promising market scenario, India is struggling to grow in term of quarterly smartphone shipments. Overall, the smartphone shipments in India decreased by 1% YoY, to...

The meteoric rise of Xiaomi in the last few years is far from showing any sign of a slowdown. The world's fourth largest smartphone maker is constantly keeping itself on tows to scale new heights with each passing quarter. This year is no exception. According to the latest announcement made by the company's Chief Lei Jun on his Sina...

Xiaomi has been on an all-conquering streak for some time now. The Chinese smartphone manufacturer is doing away with competition left, right and centre, that too at an alarmingly fast rate. Early this week the report on India smartphone shipments Q3 2018 highlighted how Xiaomi claimed the numero-uno position by capturing 27% of the market. Now, another recent report...

 The above graph represents the worldwide smartphone shipments from Q2 2015 to Q1 2019, by the top five smartphone vendors. In Q1 2019, the world's top 5 smartphone vendors were Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Xiaomi and Vivo.A total of 310.8 million units of smartphones was shipped globally during the first quarter of 2019. That's a significant 7% YoY decline. Surprisingly, Q1...

It is the first time in India smartphone market when all top brands strengthen its quarterly performance. The India smartphone shipments in Q3 2018 grew 24% Q-o-Q and 5% Y-o-Y, indicating a sizeable number of mobile phone users in India are upgrading to smartphones.According to the latest report by Counterpoint Research, the growth of the India smartphone market in Q3...

Since last few days, Xiaomi has been posting the images and videos of its highly anticipated, upcoming flagship smartphone, the Mi Mix 3, on its official Twitter account. Armed with features like a dual front-facing camera of 24MP and 960 FPS video support, Xiaomi is all set to spice up the competition in the premium smartphone segment with its Mi...

Xiaomi has been the talk of the town in the past few months. Ever since becoming the most sold smartphone company in India, Xiaomi has been pretty ambitious. From launching its own sub-brand to compete with Samsung and OnePlus smartphones to developing smart TVs, Xiaomi has been everywhere. And now, it has managed to go one step further with...