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IDC: EMEA Smartphone Shipment Grows 20.9% to 93.06M in 1Q; XIAOMI Ranked 2nd in Mkt Shrs

The first quarterly handset shipment of the EMEA market reached 93.06 million units, up 20.9% year-over-year, reflecting a total value of USD31.676 billion, reported IDC.

The sales in Europe alone amounted to USD23.196 billion, which was almost a 30% year-over-year increase.

IDC expressed that the growth came as less as an surprise as respective areas had been in lockdown during the same period last year.

Samsung is crowned champion in the EMEA market in the first quarter with a 32.8% market share, with XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) being the second best performer, recording a 95.8% year-over-year shipment growth, while Apple (AAPL.US) takes fourth place with a 14.3% market share.

Source: AAStocks Financial News

Canalys: 2021 Global Smartphone Shipment May Rise 12% to 1.4B Units

According to Canalys' expectation, the world's smartphone shipments may burgeon by 12% to 1.4 billion units this year.

This implies a robust revival from last year, when shipments shrank by 7% amid epidemic impact.

Source: AAStocks Financial News

CN 2Q21 Smartphone Shipment -17% to 74.9M Units; XIAOMI-W Ranked 3rd

China's smartphone shipments plunged by 17% to 74.9 million units in the second quarter of 2021, as the number of vendors shipping over 10 million units had declined from five to three, reported Canalys.

XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) replaced Huawei to take the third spot in the market, with 12.6 million units of shipment and market share rising from 15% to 17% on a quarterly basis.

Source: AAStocks Financial News

Canalys: 3Q Global Smartphone Shipment Slips 6% YoY; Apple Reclaims 2nd Place in Mkt Shrs

The global smartphone shipment volume slipped 6% YoY in 3Q21 as the suppliers struggled to meet the market demand amid component shortages, reported Canalys.

Samsung continued to lead the market with the largest smartphone shipment volume around the world, and market share amounting to 23% in 3Q21, flattish YoY.

Apple (AAPL.US), on the other hand, surpassed XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)and regained the second place in shipment volume, with its market share hiking to 15% in 3Q21 from 12% in 3Q20.

The market share of XIAOMI-W was maintained at 14%, while vivo and OPPO continued to be ranked as fourth and fifth, with a market share of 10% each, according to data from Canalys.

Source: AAStocks Financial News

6G mobile transmission technology that’s 100 times faster than 5G reached in Chinese lab
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CN Feb Handset Sales Tank Over 20% YoY, MoM; Xiaomi Sales Dive 20.1% YoY: Study

China recorded a smartphone sales volume of about 23.48 million units in February, down 20.5% annually and 24% monthly, according to statistics from CINNO Research.

OPPO and HONOR dominated the domestic smartphone sales chart during the month, with respective volume of 4 million units and 3.9 million units.

XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) was ranked fifth in the chart, with a volume of 3.6 million units (down 20.1% YoY and down 17.9% MoM).

Source: AAStocks Financial News

Dumbphone Sales Are Soaring As People Revolt Against "Overwhelming" Smartphones
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Visualizing How The Mobile Phone Market Has Evolved Over 30 Years
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US prepares to release US$45 billion for nationwide high-speed internet under US$1 trillion infrastructure package

The Biden administration is releasing the first funds out of US$65 billion set aside to bring broadband internet to every US resident by 2028

States will get funds to pursue their own plan to increase broadband accessibility, whether by laying fibre optic cable, building out Wi-Fi, or something else

Source: Associated Press

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US Stocks Extend Losses On China Smartphone News
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