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US smartphone sales remain flat YoY in Q4: Report - Vimarsana News

US smartphone sales remain flat YoY in Q4: Report

The US' smartphone sales remained flat year-over-year (YoY) in the fourth quarter of 2021 as premium flagship devices were in short supply during the holiday season, says a new report.According to Counterpoint Research, strong holiday ...

US Smartphone Market Remained Flat In Q4, 2021 - Vimarsana News

US Smartphone Market Remained Flat In Q4, 2021

In the fourth quarter, the US smartphone market didn't see any changes, remaining flat. The main factors are related to the chip shortage.

Key Points behind Apple's Q4-21 Blowout Quarter - Vimarsana News

Key Points behind Apple's Q4-21 Blowout Quarter

On Wednesday Patently Apple posted a report titled "Prior to Apple's First Quarter Conference Call tomorrow, Statistics show that Apple became the #1 Smartphone Brand in China in Q4 2021." That was a telltale sign that Apple's Q4-21 was likely to be a blowout, and it was.

How and why T-Mobile sidestepped mmWave 5G - Vimarsana News

How and why T-Mobile sidestepped mmWave 5G

Only about half of the phones T-Mobile sells support mmWave 5G, according to Counterpoint Technology Market Research. As a result, T-Mobile counts 3.5 million non-mmWave 5G customers.

US mobile market saw growth in Q3 2021, year-on-year - Vimarsana News

US mobile market saw growth in Q3 2021, year-on-year

The US phone market has grown in Q3 2021. Volume has increased by one percent year-on-year. Apple still ranks number one, followed by Samsung. Apple’s market actually grew to 42%. What’s more interesting with the numbers is that Motorola came third. Samsung and Motorola actually benefitted from LG’s exit from the mobile business. Counterpoint Research’s […]