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Global PC shipments are forecast to grow by 8% year-on-year in 2024 after seven straight quarters of decline, with the technology analyst firm Canalys...

Analysts at Canalys expect global PC shipments to begin recovering from a lengthy downward slide, starting in the fourth quarter of 2023 and continuing throughout 2024. The...

Sanyam Chaurasia, Senior Analyst at Canalys said that the smartphone market rebound in 2024 will be driven by emerging markets, where smartphones remain integral for various purposes, including connectivity and productivity.

Property developers in India are installing electric vehicle (EV) chargers in residential parking areas to attract buyers and increase property values. India has seen a 137% growth in EV sales in the first half of 2023. A shortage of public charging stations has prompted developers like Sobha and Prestige to invest in properties with EV chargers.

Huawei: Its Mate 60 Pro phone, in particular, grabbed global attention after its launch in August as it was found to be using a domestically made advanced chip that for more analysts and users symbolized how the company had overcome U.S. sanctions.

Xiaomi narrowed its gap with the market leader Samsung in the third quarter with 7.6 million smartphone units shipped compared to the latter’s 7.9 million units shipped, as per Canalys data. Vivo slipped to the third position and held a market share of 17%, followed by Realme (13%) and Oppo (10%), respectively.

The Honor smartphone brand took first place by sales, while Huaweis market share rose, reaching that of leading manufacturers due to its new Mate 60 products, Canalys said.

Canalys Report: The smartphone market in India saw a gradual recovery in the quarter ended September 2023, with 43 million shipments. Samsung remained the top brand with a market share of 18%, followed by Xiaomi in second place. Vivo dropped to third place, while Realme and Oppo finished fourth and fifth respectively. The market saw a surge in demand for budget-friendly 5G options, with brands like Xiaomi and Realme performing well.

The smartphone market in India saw a gradual recovery in the quarter ended September 2023, with 43 million shipments. Samsung remained the top brand with a market share of 18%, followed by Xiaomi in second place. Vivo dropped to third place, while Realme and Oppo finished fourth and fifth respectively. The market saw a surge in demand for budget-friendly 5G options, with brands like Xiaomi and Realme performing well.

Samsung maintained its leadership position with a market share (by volume) of 18%, while Xiaomi regained the second rank in the market with a share of 18% primarily driven by the launch of its affordable 5G phones. Vivo slipped to the third position and held a market share of 17%, followed by Realme (13%), and Oppo (10%), respectively.