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Apple beats Samsung to become the top smartphone maker in 2023 | - Vimarsana News

Apple beats Samsung to become the top smartphone maker in 2023 |

Apple has overtaken Samsung to become the leading smartphone maker in 2023, with increased shipments and positive growth. Read more about Apple's success in the smartphone market.

apple: Apple surpasses Samsung to become leader of global smartphone market in 2023 - Vimarsana News

apple: Apple surpasses Samsung to become leader of global smartphone market in 2023

Apple has emerged as world leader in smartphone industry with 20.1% market share, surpassing Samsung. Despite decline in global smartphone shipments, Apple exhibits positive growth and secures number one spot. Increased regulatory challenges and competition from Huawei in China failed to hinder Apple's success.

Apple Tops Smartphone Market for the First Time [IDC] - Vimarsana News

Apple Tops Smartphone Market for the First Time [IDC]

Apple beat Samsung and topped the global smartphone for the very first time in 2023, according to a new report.

IDC: PC sales down 2.7% in 4Q23, but 'worst is over' - Vimarsana News

IDC: PC sales down 2.7% in 4Q23, but 'worst is over'

Global shipments of PCs fell for the eighth successive quarter, says new analyst data, but growth is expected in 2024.

Global PC market down again in 2023, unparalleled in industry's history - Vimarsana News

Global PC market down again in 2023, unparalleled in industry's history

Global PC shipments declined 13.9 per cent in 2023 compared to 2022, experiencing unprecedented consecutive declines and marking a stark departure from historical trends tracked since 1995.In 2022, shipment volume plummeted 16.5 per cent ...