The Most Anticipated Smartphones – New Phones Coming Out In 2019
Most smartphone giants have already settled on a yearly upgrade cycle, and industry spectators have a good estimation of the innovative smartphones that will be coming out in 2019.
Toutiao Releases White Paper on Chinese Public Opinion of Top Smartphone Brands
Toutiao, China’s leading news and information content platform, recently released a white paper on online public opinion and user reputation of mobile phone brands in the Chinese market in the first half of 2018.
Smartphone Sales Will Stagnate Until We See AR, 5G
In 2013, it was common to see people upgrade to a new iPhone or Samsung every year. In 2018, the cost of a new premium smartphone has doubled to around US $1,000. I find myself holding on to my phone a lot longer nowadays.
OnePlus Becomes No. 1 Premium Smartphone Brand in India, Surpassing Samsung and Apple
OnePlus has emerged as the fastest growing smartphone brand in the past quarter in India, leading the high-end smartphone sales for the first time in the market.
How Xiaomi Beat Samsung to Become India’s Largest Smartphone Brand
At the end of last year, Xiaomi accomplished a feat that no other smartphone manufacturer had been able to do in the past six years in India. Xiaomi surpassed Samsung to become India’s largest smartphone brand. This was an important milestone for the Chinese manufacturer, especially considering Xiaomi started selling phones just three years ago.
Samsung’s Decline: Only 10 Million Mobile Phones Sold in China Last Year
Samsung has been increasingly underperforming in market share, customer attraction, and brand awareness. As Samsung releases the S9 for pre-sale earlier this week, the company is becoming more marginalized in China.
Xiaomi to Launch Redmi 5 and 5 Plus in India for V-Day
Xiaomi surpassed Samsung as the largest smartphone brand in India in January and announced a product release conference in New Delhi on February 14.
Are Chinese Manufacturers Able to Earn Money in U.S. Handset Market?
The global smartphone market was saturated in 2017. China’s handset market plunged more than 10 percent and many Chinese mobile phone manufacturers, including Huawei and Xiaomi, are preparing to excavate the gold from the US market.
Xiaomi Ranks Fourth Again: Shipments up 96.9% Year-on-Year
Well-known market research firm IDC released its Q4 2017 global handset shipments report on February 1.
China’s Smartphone Shipments Fell for First Time in 2017, Down 4%
Data from Canalys showed that China’s smartphone market has stagnated and smartphone shipments fell for the first time in 2017.
Huawei Aims for 200M Handset Shipments in 2018
Huawei’s smartphone shipment target will be 200 million units in 2018, according to a source familiar with the company’s internal planning.
IDC: Xiaomi and Samsung Tie for India’s No. 1 Handset Maker
Xiaomi and Samsung both shipped 9.2 million mobile phones, each accounting 23.5 percent of the Indian smartphone market during Q3, IDC reported on November 14. The two are now tied for India’s top mobile phone brand. The news marks the first time Xiaomi has caught up with Samsung to become the top smartphone in India.
Samsung Phone Sales Fall in China, Market Share Plummets to 1.6% in Q4
An army of Chinese brands led by Xiaomi has come to dominate the domestic smartphone market. SONY, Samsung, Blackberry and a large number of overseas brands have become its victims. Foreign media reported that Samsung’s smartphone market share in China fell to 2 percent in Q3, putting it in ninth place.
Xiaomi to Overtake Indian Mobile Market in Q4
Strategy Analytics released a report on October 29, showing Samsung still ranks first in the Indian mobile market with a 26 percent market share in Q3, Yonhap News Agency reported. Samsung has maintained its market share in India for a number of years.