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After 13 quarters, smartphone vendor Huawei has returned to the top of the list for the mainland China market, shipping 11.7 million units in the firs...

China smartphone shipments grew 6.5% year over year (YoY) to 69.3 million units in 1Q24. Although the growth was supported by a low…

India's smartphone market shipped 146 million smartphones in 2023, with a nominal 1 per cent growth (year-over-year), a new report said on Tuesday, indicating a flat to low single-digit annual growth for the smartphone market this year.The ...

Idc: For the full year, Samsung led the market with a 17% volume share though its shipments fell 5.3% annually. Second-ranked Vivo shipments grew by 8.2% and its share stood at 15.2%, while Realme took the third rank with a 12.5% share despite a 13% fall in its volumes, the research firm’s data showed.

Shipments to online channels dropped by 6 per cent, with its share dropping to 49 per cent in 2023, down from 53 per cent in 2022

New Delhi, Feb 13 (IANS) India's smartphone market shipped 146 million smartphones in 2023, with a nominal 1 per cent growth (year-over-year), a new report

Apple became the leading smartphone company in China for the first time with record high market share of 17.3% in 2023…

Wearables Market: The overall ASP declined by 20.4% from $27.2 (~Rs 2,200) to $21.7 (~Rs 1,800). On account of heavy discounting and offers across channels, the smartwatch ASP slid 35.5% year-over-year to $26.7 in Q3 2023, according to IDC. The ASP for TWS stood at $19.5 with a decline of 17.1% year-over-year.

Smartwatches remained the fastest growing category with 16.9 million units, growing by 41 per cent YoY as incumbent vendors shipped aggressively to stock for the upcoming festive season. �� India's Wearable Market Grows by 29.2% in Third Quarter, Smart Ring Category Shows Promise.

Wearable Market: Smartwatches remained the fastest-growing category with 16.9 million units, growing by 41.0% year-over-year as incumbent vendors shipped aggressively to stock for the upcoming festive season. The share of earwear dropped to 64.4% from 67.3% a year ago, but shipments still grew 23.6% to 30.9 million units.