Apple Shares Decline

Global smartphone shipments will grow 5.3 percent year-over-year (YoY) by the end of 2021 despite supply chain issues, and 5G smartphones will constitute 60 percent share of total smartphone shipments by 2022, International Data Corporation has predicted in its latest report.

The latest IDC report suggests that Chromebooks and tablets have recorded their first decline in shipments since the onset of pandemic. The decline is attributed to increased spending on other categories. Chromebook shipment volume reportedly dropped to 6.5 million units and tablet shipment volume reduced to 42.3 million units.

The latest IDC data suggests that worldwide smartphone shipments declined 6.7 percent year over year. This decline is largely attributed to the supply chain and component shortages faced in the industry. Samsung’s shipments declined from 80.4 million in Q3 2020 to 60.9 million Q3 2021. Its YoY market share reduced from 22.7 percent to 20.8 percen...

Samsung retained the top spot in global smartphone shipments in the third quarter of 2021, while Apple earned the most operating profit and revenue in Q2 2021, as per analyst reports. Global smartphone shipments declined 6 percent due in Q3 due to component shortages.

Global wearables market saw a 6 percent growth in shipments in Q2 2021 as Xiaomi overtook Apple for the top spot, as per market analyst firm Canalys.

iPhone’s market share fell to fourth place globally in the second quarter of 2021 from the second position in the previous quarter, according to a report by TrendForce. The fall in the market share comes ahead of the iPhone 13 launch that is speculated to take place later this month. TrendForce has also reported the overall fall in the smartphone...

Xiaomi has topped smartphone shipments in Europe and became the number one player, according to the data shared by Strategy Analytics. The Chinese company surpassed Samsung with a market share of 25.3 percent in the second quarter of 2021.

Lenovo shipped the most laptops globally in the second quarter of this year according to the latest report by International Data Corporation (IDC). The Hong Kong based tech giant shipped just over 20 million PC units which include desktops, notebooks, and workstations.

Counterpoint claims that while the YoY tablet shipments grew 53 percent globally, it came down by 22 percent from last quarter. The Q4 2020 numbers were significant, and Counterpoint claims that the tablet market reached a five year high during that period. The Q1 2020 period, is said to be off season for tablets.

Smartphone shipments in India grew 11 percent on a year-over-year basis in the first quarter of 2021, as per a report by Canalys. The market research firm said that smartphone vendors shipped a total of 37.1 million smartphones in the country. The growth has been attributed to COVID-19 crisis that pushed the use of smartphones for remote education ...

India’s tablet market has recorded a pandemic-driven 14.7 percent year-on-year (YoY) growth after seeing a continuous decline for four consecutive years, according to the data revealed by International Data Corporation (IDC) India. Lenovo maintained its top position in the Indian tablet market while tablets like Galaxy Tab S6 Lite and iPad (10.2-...

Apple held the top spot in the global smartphone market in Q4 2020, according to Counterpoint. Apple shipped 81.9 million smartphones, grabbing 21 percent of the market share and seeing a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) growth of 96 percent. Samsung came in second with 62.5 million units shipped in Q4, gaining 16 percent market share. It saw a QoQ decline...

Apple plans to raise iPhone manufacturing by nearly 30 percent to up to 96 million units in the first half of 2021, Japanese financial daily Nikkei reported, prompting another jump in the shares of the California-based tech giant.

Global smartphone production received a 20 percent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase to 336 million units in the third quarter of 2020, according to TrendForce. The firm said that the QoQ comparisons are showing a gradual recovery from the plummet caused by the pandemic in worldwide markets.

Apple has once again captured top spot in the global tablet shipments by registering 29.2 percent market share in the third quarter of 2020. Samsung takes the second spot with a massive 89.2 percent YoY growth.

Global smartphone shipments will grow 5.3 percent year-over-year (YoY) by the end of 2021 despite supply chain issues, and 5G smartphones will constitute 60 percent share of total smartphone shipments by 2022, International Data Corporation has predicted in its latest report.

The latest IDC report suggests that Chromebooks and tablets have recorded their first decline in shipments since the onset of pandemic. The decline is attributed to increased spending on other categories. Chromebook shipment volume reportedly dropped to 6.5 million units and tablet shipment volume reduced to 42.3 million units.

The latest IDC data suggests that worldwide smartphone shipments declined 6.7 percent year over year. This decline is largely attributed to the supply chain and component shortages faced in the industry. Samsung’s shipments declined from 80.4 million in Q3 2020 to 60.9 million Q3 2021. Its YoY market share reduced from 22.7 percent to 20.8 percen...

Samsung retained the top spot in global smartphone shipments in the third quarter of 2021, while Apple earned the most operating profit and revenue in Q2 2021, as per analyst reports. Global smartphone shipments declined 6 percent due in Q3 due to component shortages.

Global wearables market saw a 6 percent growth in shipments in Q2 2021 as Xiaomi overtook Apple for the top spot, as per market analyst firm Canalys.

iPhone’s market share fell to fourth place globally in the second quarter of 2021 from the second position in the previous quarter, according to a report by TrendForce. The fall in the market share comes ahead of the iPhone 13 launch that is speculated to take place later this month. TrendForce has also reported the overall fall in the smartphone...

Xiaomi has topped smartphone shipments in Europe and became the number one player, according to the data shared by Strategy Analytics. The Chinese company surpassed Samsung with a market share of 25.3 percent in the second quarter of 2021.

Lenovo shipped the most laptops globally in the second quarter of this year according to the latest report by International Data Corporation (IDC). The Hong Kong based tech giant shipped just over 20 million PC units which include desktops, notebooks, and workstations.

Counterpoint claims that while the YoY tablet shipments grew 53 percent globally, it came down by 22 percent from last quarter. The Q4 2020 numbers were significant, and Counterpoint claims that the tablet market reached a five year high during that period. The Q1 2020 period, is said to be off season for tablets.

Smartphone shipments in India grew 11 percent on a year-over-year basis in the first quarter of 2021, as per a report by Canalys. The market research firm said that smartphone vendors shipped a total of 37.1 million smartphones in the country. The growth has been attributed to COVID-19 crisis that pushed the use of smartphones for remote education ...

India’s tablet market has recorded a pandemic-driven 14.7 percent year-on-year (YoY) growth after seeing a continuous decline for four consecutive years, according to the data revealed by International Data Corporation (IDC) India. Lenovo maintained its top position in the Indian tablet market while tablets like Galaxy Tab S6 Lite and iPad (10.2-...

Apple held the top spot in the global smartphone market in Q4 2020, according to Counterpoint. Apple shipped 81.9 million smartphones, grabbing 21 percent of the market share and seeing a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) growth of 96 percent. Samsung came in second with 62.5 million units shipped in Q4, gaining 16 percent market share. It saw a QoQ decline...

Apple plans to raise iPhone manufacturing by nearly 30 percent to up to 96 million units in the first half of 2021, Japanese financial daily Nikkei reported, prompting another jump in the shares of the California-based tech giant.

Global smartphone production received a 20 percent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase to 336 million units in the third quarter of 2020, according to TrendForce. The firm said that the QoQ comparisons are showing a gradual recovery from the plummet caused by the pandemic in worldwide markets.

Apple has once again captured top spot in the global tablet shipments by registering 29.2 percent market share in the third quarter of 2020. Samsung takes the second spot with a massive 89.2 percent YoY growth.