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Unlocking the Decade of Samsung's Smartphone Dominance! Dive into the fascinating world of Samsung's smartphone dominance over the past decade! 📱 Did you know that Samsung shipped nearly 3 billion smartphones in the last ten years, surpassing Apple by a whopping 700 million units, as revealed by IDC data? This staggering achievement underscores Samsung's unparalleled scale and influence in the global smartphone market. But here's the real kicker – Samsung's smartphone shipments in the past decade actually exceeded the combined total of Xiaomi, Vivo, and Huawei! 🚀 This remarkable feat showcases Samsung's steadfast commitment to innovation and its ability to maintain a stronghold in an ever-evolving industry. Despite the ebb and flow of market trends, Samsung has consistently proven itself as a powerhouse in the smartphone arena. Whether it's introducing groundbreaking features in the Galaxy S series or pioneering advancements in Galaxy AI technology, Samsung continues to push boundaries and redefine the standards of excellence. Curious to learn more about Samsung's journey to smartphone dominance? Dive into our latest blog post for a comprehensive look at Samsung's decade of innovation and success. 🌟 Don't miss out on the insights and revelations that await! https://lnkd.in/ekQJaFuH #Samsung #Smartphones #Innovation #TechLeadership

Is Nokia a hibernating bear 🐻 that might create a massacre when it is again fully awake? in Q3 2023 Nokia smartphones shipments grew by 13% ....which is kinda weird but not unexpected. The 2023 smartphone sales statistics reveal a dynamic market with 6.92 billion global users and annual sales of around 5 billion units. In the first quarter of 2023, 280.2 million smartphones were shipped, marking a 14% decline from the previous year. Samsung led with the release of the S23 series, while the iPhone 14 Pro Max became the best-selling model with 26.5 million sales. The market is highly competitive, with China as the largest shipper and various brands like Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo making significant impacts. It's likely ee are gonna be seeing interesting market share changes and what devices we use in the next couple of years. #mobilephones #nokia #marketshare #sales #apple

The latest report from IDC reveals a promising trend for the global smartphone market in Q1 2024, with shipments surging by 7.8% to reach 289.4 million units compared to the previous year.   This marks the third consecutive quarter of growth, indicating a strong recovery after a challenging period.   Samsung leads the pack with 20.8% market share, followed by Apple at 17.3%, Xiaomi at 14.1%, Transsion at 9.9%, and Oppo at 8.7%.   ➡️ View the feed for more details: https://lnkd.in/g9hz_CX2 See TechNode for the latest China technology news: https://technode.com/ Subscribe to us today to follow the latest China tech news on 2024: https://lnkd.in/gXQ2jJnn #china #technology #Smartphones #MarketTrends #IDC

The premium luxury smartphone market has long been dominated by the rivalry between Samsung and Apple, with Samsung often taking jabs at Apple during the launch of new (or redesigned) iPhones. However, a new contender has entered the fray, challenging Samsung’s dominance. The Huawei Mate XT redefines smartphone innovation with its groundbreaking design. In recent years, Samsung has significantly improved its foldable phone technology, leveraging years of investment to gain an edge over Apple in hardware innovation. Yet, in this competitive world, Huawei has now entered the game with an even more complex and intricate double-fold triple screen smartphone. From a branding perspective, Huawei stands to gain significant recognition as a technology innovator, a reputation that both Samsung and Apple have cultivated over years of innovation. The key question now is whether Huawei can maintain customer interest after generating significant buzz. It will be even more exciting to see how Samsung responds. Huawei Mate XT Video: https://lnkd.in/gAEzQh3D #Huawei #Apple #Samsung #innovation #product #smartphone

The smartphone market has shown resilience in the first quarter of 2024, rebounding with a 7.8% year-on-year growth in shipments. Here are some key points: 1.    Chinese Vendors Lead: Chinese smartphone manufacturers, including Xiaomi and Transsion, experienced significant growth. Xiaomi’s shipments reached 40.8 million, while Transsion saw a remarkable 84.9% increase with 28.5 million units shipped. 2.    Apple and Samsung: Shipments of iPhones declined by 9.6%, totaling 50.1 million units. Samsung’s shipments remained flat at 60.1 million, but its market share slipped to 20.8%. 3.    Market Changes: The smartphone market is emerging from recent turbulence, and consumers are opting for more expensive devices, anticipating longer device lifespans. Overall, the smartphone landscape is evolving, with Chinese vendors playing a pivotal role in shaping the industry’s trajectory. #smartphone #marketshare # https://lnkd.in/da5nT-UR

Infographic: Q1-2024 | Smartphones | Market Monitor Highlights: - The global smartphone market grew 6% YoY to reach 296.9 million unit shipments in Q1 2024. - Samsung Electronics dethroned Apple to become the top smartphone player globally, capturing a 20% shipment share. - Although #Apple’s shipments declined 13% YoY, however, the brand’s ASP grew to a record first-quarter high driven by improved performance of the Pro models. - Among the top five OEMs, Xiaomi Technology grew the fastest, registering 34% YoY shipment growth. - Global smartphone revenues also grew 7% YoY, hitting highest-ever for a first quarter. For regional performance of OEMs, access the full infographic. Link is in the comments below. #smartphones #markets #research #technology #HONOR #vivo #OPPO #Xiaomi #Samsung #revenues

Xiaomi has overtaken Apple to become the world’s second-largest smartphone brand in August 2024, marking the first time in three years that the Chinese tech giant secured this position. According to Counterpoint Research, Xiaomi's global smartphone sales volumes remained steady, but Apple’s seasonal decline allowed Xiaomi to climb to the #2 spot. Samsung continues to hold the #1 position in global smartphone sales. Xiaomi’s success stems from its strong growth in key markets like Latin America and its focus on affordable yet feature-rich devices, such as the popular Redmi 13 and Note 13 series. With new foldable and ultra devices making waves in the premium market, Xiaomi continues to solidify its presence globally. However, Apple is expected to reclaim its position with the launch of the iPhone 16 series in the upcoming months. This achievement highlights the fierce competition in the global smartphone market, as brands innovate with new form factors and AI-powered features to differentiate their offerings. Visit: https://whynotflaunt.com/ #Xiaomi #Apple #Samsung #Smartphone #Sales #Tech #Redmi #Innovation #mobile Apple Xiaomi Technology

Smartphone shipments experienced a roughly 10% decline in the first quarter of 2024, attributed to heightened competition among Android smartphone manufacturers vying for dominance, as indicated by data from research firm IDC released on Sunday. Global smartphone shipments, however, saw a 7.8% increase, reaching 289.4 million units from January to March. Samsung (005930.KS), with a 20.8% market share, secured the top position in the phone market, surpassing Apple. Apple's substantial sales decline follows a robust performance in the December quarter, during which it claimed the title of the world's leading phone maker, overtaking Samsung. However, Apple has now slipped to second place with a market share of 17.3%, while Chinese brands like Huawei are gaining ground. Xiaomi, a prominent Chinese smartphone manufacturer, held the third position with a market share of 14.1% in the first quarter. Samsung, based in South Korea, launched its latest flagship smartphone lineup, the Galaxy S24 series, at the start of the year and shipped over 60 million phones during the period. #Samsung #smartphones #Apple

Infographic: Q4-2023 | Smartphones | Mobile Market Monitor Highlights: - The global smartphone market grew by 7% YoY and by 8% QoQ in Q4 2023 to reach 323.2 million units. - Apple grew by 2% YoY, overtaking Samsung for the top spot in Q4 2023. - Samsung Electronics, meanwhile, declined by 9% YoY, losing share to #Apple in the premium segment, to Chinese OEMs such as Xiaomi Technology in the mid-tier segment and to Transsion brands in the entry-level segment. - #Samsung, nevertheless, retained its position as the world’s top smartphone player in annual terms. - Among the top five smartphone brands, #Xiaomi grew the most in Q4 2023 at 23% YoY to reach 40.7 million units. - HONOR experienced a healthy double-digit growth of 27% YoY, whereas Huawei grew in triple-digits, the only top-10 OEM to do so. - In terms of regional performance, the #MiddleEast and #Africa (MEA) exhibited the highest annual shipment growth while #Europe experienced the highest decline. For regional performance of OEMs, access the full infographic. Link is in the comments below. #smartphones #markets #research #technology #HONOR #Huawei #Transsion #itel #vivo #OPPO #TMobile #Google #Motorola #Nokia #HMD #realme

In the first quarter of 2024, smartphone shipments declined by around 10%, largely due to increased competition among Android smartphone makers striving for market dominance, according to data from research firm IDC released on Sunday. Despite this decline, global smartphone shipments overall increased by 7.8%, reaching 289.4 million units from January to March. Samsung (005930.KS) emerged as the top player in the market with a 20.8% market share, surpassing Apple. Apple experienced a significant drop in sales after a strong performance in the December quarter when it became the world's leading phone maker, surpassing Samsung. Apple has now slipped to second place with a market share of 17.3%, while Chinese brands like Huawei are gaining momentum. Xiaomi, a prominent Chinese smartphone manufacturer, secured the third position with a market share of 14.1% in the first quarter. Samsung, headquartered in South Korea, introduced its latest flagship smartphone series, the Galaxy S24 lineup, at the beginning of the year and shipped over 60 million phones during the period. #Samsung #smartphones #Apple