Smartphone market sees worst quarterly performance in over a decade, but Google defies trend
The premium segment remains robust
Smartphone sales articles
Eight of the top 10 best-selling smartphones in 2022 were iPhones
Two entry-level Samsung Galaxy phones also made the list
Smartphone shipments dip to lowest seen in a decade, 17-percent decline from 2021
Phone upgrades were low on consumers' priority list for 2022
Samsung sold nearly 10 million foldable smartphones in 2021, up 300% YoY
Will foldables eventually go mainstream?
Apple was responsible for 22 percent of global smartphone shipments in Q4 2021
Worldwide smartphone shipments increased just one percent in Q4 2021
Smartphone sales are returning to normal as we enter the post-pandemic era
5G was a growth driver for the industry's top smartphone makers
Apple sold 80 million iPhones in Q4 to become top smartphone vendor for the first time since 2016
Samsung still sold the most total smartphones in 2020
Xiaomi reportedly sold more smartphones than Apple in Q3 2020
Xiaomi's sales grew nearly 35 percent year-over-year
Global phone shipments climbed in Q3, with Samsung leading the pack once again
Huawei begins its decline after a short victory
The iPhone 11 was 2019's second best-selling phone despite launching in September
The iPhone XR was number one
Apple saw double-digit decline in global iPhone sales in Q3 2019
Huawei and Samsung scored big sales numbers at the expense of Apple
LG and Sony's smartphone divisions continue to struggle
Neither company has had much success in recent memory
iPhone XR was the best selling iPhone in the US for fiscal Q3 2019
Most consumers remain unconvinced of $1,000+ iPhones
Smartphone sales predicted to fall 3% this year
But 5G should give the industry a boost
Smartphone shipments in China last year fell to their lowest level since 2013
Shipments were down 14 percent year-over-year
Gartner says smartphone sales declined for the first time ever in Q4
As Samsung remains ahead of Apple
The Note 7 failure and strong iPhone 7 sales give iOS its largest US growth rate in two years
Seems Apple fans didn't care about the missing headphone jack
