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Smartphone shipments in India grew 7.2 percent year-over-year (YoY) in the first half (H1) of 2024 where 69 million units were shipped, according to a report by a market research firm. The second quarter (Q2) of the year saw 35 million smartphones being shipped, which was a 3.2 percent YoY rise over Q2 2023 shipments. The report added that the ...

Smartphone shipments in India declined in the second quarter of 2024 (April-June) despite several brands reporting year-on-year (YoY) growth, according to a report by a market research firm. Xiaomi grabbed the top spot in the smartphone shipments of Q2 2024 courtesy of it pushing its flagship handsets, while Samsung carried over its strong performa...

Smartphone shipments in India grew by only one percent in the second quarter (April-June) of 2024 on a year-on-year (YoY) basis, according to a report by a technology market analyst firm. The report suggests that the slight growth is a result of a number of different factors including national elections, lower seasonal demand and extreme weather co...

India smartphone shipments in Q1 2024 rose by 11 percent as the number of 5G capable smartphones also increased, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC). Samsung dropped to second place, while Vivo took the top spot in the list of brands with the most market share in terms of unit shipments. Meanwhile, Motorola's newest affordable sma...

Smartphone shipments in India witnessed a 25 percent growth year-on-year (YoY) for the October-December period (Q4) in 2023 as per a Counterpoint report. According to the market research firm, Xiaomi climbed to the top position with 18 percent of the market share, a feat it last achieved in Q3 2022. Samsung despite keeping 17 percent of the market,...

Apple surpassed Samsung to ship the most smartphones in 2023, shows a new report by market research firm IDC. It's the first time the Cupertino-based tech giant has overtaken Samsung in worldwide smartphone shipments since 2010. Apple's rise comes on the heels of the increasing popularity of premium iPhone models and aggressive trade-in offers.

A recent research states that sluggish performance in the quarter caused India's smartphone market to remain flat year over year in Q3 2023 with shipments of 44 million units. Its forecast for the market in 2023 suggests that shipments will remain steady or decline slightly. September saw the lowest shipments since 2019 due to dwindling demand and ...

Smartphone shipments in India declined 16 percent year-on-year in the January-March quarter to 31 million units, market research firm IDC said on Thursday. Realme and Xiaomi shipments recorded the highest decline during the quarter. India's smartphone market is expected to see flat growth in 2023, the IDC report said.

The iPhone maker was the top-selling brand over the first three months of the year, with 20 percent market share. But its overall shipments in China fell to 13.3 million units, a 3 percent decrease from the same period in 2022.

Global smartphone sales dropped 17 percent in Q4 2022, according to the latest Canalys report. In the October-December period, worldwide smartphone shipments saw a 17 percent decline. Despite the fall, Apple captured a market share of 25 percent, while Samsung secured a 20 percent market share.

Made-in-India smartphone shipments have declined by 8 percent YoY between July to September of 2022 as compared to Q3 of 2021. According to a recent survey by Counterpoint research, the prime reasons for this decline are the fall in consumer demand as well as market uncertainties.

Smartphone shipment in India declined by 10 percent to hit a three-year low of 43 million shipment in the July-September 2022 period, market research firm International Data Corporation said on Monday. The 5G smartphone share reached 36 percent of total smartphones during the reported quarter with 16 million units at a slightly higher average selli...

India’s smartphone shipments have dipped 11 percent YoY in Q3 2022 to reach over 45 million units, according to the latest data by Counterpoint research. Chinese electronics brand Xiaomi came in the top spot with a shipment share of 21 percent. Samsung closely followed Xiaomi to be in the second spot with a market share of 18 percent.

China smartphone shipments fell by 11 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, according to data from research firm Canalys. A total of 70 million smartphones were shipped to sellers during this period, and Apple was the only brand to buck the trend, with shipments jumping 36 percent to 11.3 million units, according to analysts.

Global smartphone sales are still dropping, according to the latest Canalys report. In the July-September period, worldwide smartphone shipments saw a 9 percent decline. Despite the fall, Samsung captured a market share of 22 percent, while Apple secured an 18 percent market share. Economic uncertainty has led consumers to trim purchasing electroni...

Smartphone shipments in India grew 7.2 percent year-over-year (YoY) in the first half (H1) of 2024 where 69 million units were shipped, according to a report by a market research firm. The second quarter (Q2) of the year saw 35 million smartphones being shipped, which was a 3.2 percent YoY rise over Q2 2023 shipments. The report added that the ...

Smartphone shipments in India declined in the second quarter of 2024 (April-June) despite several brands reporting year-on-year (YoY) growth, according to a report by a market research firm. Xiaomi grabbed the top spot in the smartphone shipments of Q2 2024 courtesy of it pushing its flagship handsets, while Samsung carried over its strong performa...

Smartphone shipments in India grew by only one percent in the second quarter (April-June) of 2024 on a year-on-year (YoY) basis, according to a report by a technology market analyst firm. The report suggests that the slight growth is a result of a number of different factors including national elections, lower seasonal demand and extreme weather co...

India smartphone shipments in Q1 2024 rose by 11 percent as the number of 5G capable smartphones also increased, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC). Samsung dropped to second place, while Vivo took the top spot in the list of brands with the most market share in terms of unit shipments. Meanwhile, Motorola's newest affordable sma...

Smartphone shipments in India witnessed a 25 percent growth year-on-year (YoY) for the October-December period (Q4) in 2023 as per a Counterpoint report. According to the market research firm, Xiaomi climbed to the top position with 18 percent of the market share, a feat it last achieved in Q3 2022. Samsung despite keeping 17 percent of the market,...

Apple surpassed Samsung to ship the most smartphones in 2023, shows a new report by market research firm IDC. It's the first time the Cupertino-based tech giant has overtaken Samsung in worldwide smartphone shipments since 2010. Apple's rise comes on the heels of the increasing popularity of premium iPhone models and aggressive trade-in offers.

A recent research states that sluggish performance in the quarter caused India's smartphone market to remain flat year over year in Q3 2023 with shipments of 44 million units. Its forecast for the market in 2023 suggests that shipments will remain steady or decline slightly. September saw the lowest shipments since 2019 due to dwindling demand and ...

Smartphone shipments in India declined 16 percent year-on-year in the January-March quarter to 31 million units, market research firm IDC said on Thursday. Realme and Xiaomi shipments recorded the highest decline during the quarter. India's smartphone market is expected to see flat growth in 2023, the IDC report said.

The iPhone maker was the top-selling brand over the first three months of the year, with 20 percent market share. But its overall shipments in China fell to 13.3 million units, a 3 percent decrease from the same period in 2022.

Global smartphone sales dropped 17 percent in Q4 2022, according to the latest Canalys report. In the October-December period, worldwide smartphone shipments saw a 17 percent decline. Despite the fall, Apple captured a market share of 25 percent, while Samsung secured a 20 percent market share.

Made-in-India smartphone shipments have declined by 8 percent YoY between July to September of 2022 as compared to Q3 of 2021. According to a recent survey by Counterpoint research, the prime reasons for this decline are the fall in consumer demand as well as market uncertainties.

Smartphone shipment in India declined by 10 percent to hit a three-year low of 43 million shipment in the July-September 2022 period, market research firm International Data Corporation said on Monday. The 5G smartphone share reached 36 percent of total smartphones during the reported quarter with 16 million units at a slightly higher average selli...

India’s smartphone shipments have dipped 11 percent YoY in Q3 2022 to reach over 45 million units, according to the latest data by Counterpoint research. Chinese electronics brand Xiaomi came in the top spot with a shipment share of 21 percent. Samsung closely followed Xiaomi to be in the second spot with a market share of 18 percent.

China smartphone shipments fell by 11 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, according to data from research firm Canalys. A total of 70 million smartphones were shipped to sellers during this period, and Apple was the only brand to buck the trend, with shipments jumping 36 percent to 11.3 million units, according to analysts.

Global smartphone sales are still dropping, according to the latest Canalys report. In the July-September period, worldwide smartphone shipments saw a 9 percent decline. Despite the fall, Samsung captured a market share of 22 percent, while Apple secured an 18 percent market share. Economic uncertainty has led consumers to trim purchasing electroni...