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Apple's rise to smartphone supremacy nears as iPhone 15 challenges Samsung's reign, despite industry decline.

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Global smartphone shipments are headed for their worst year for over a decade.

Global smartphone sales are set to hit their lowest point since 2013 as China’s economic headwinds weakened consumer spending worldwide.

According to the latest Counterpoint Research report, 2023 could be the worst year for smartphone shipments in a decade, but not for Apple.

New Delhi, Aug 17 (IANS) 2023 is on track to become the worst year for global smartphone shipments in a decade, with a 6 per cent decline to reach 1.15

Counterpoint Research claims that 2023 is a decade low in smartphone shipments, but also that Apple is closing in on becoming the worlds biggest seller.

SHANGHAI: Global smartphone shipments are headed for their worst year for over a decade as prolonged economic uncertainties in China and beyond are hurting consumer spending.

2023 is on track to become the worst year for global smartphone shipments in a decade, with a 6 per cent decline to reach 1.15 billion units, a report showed on Thursday.Asia is one of the major hurdles to positive growth, as headwinds halt the ...

Global smartphone shipments are predicted to dip 6% to 1.15 billion units by the end of 2023, the lowest in a decade as economies continue to see macroeconomic headwinds cut consumer spending.