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Global Smartwatch Shipments Dip 2 Percent YoY in Q1 2025, While China Sees Growth: Counterpoint
According to a report by Counterpoint Research, global smartwatch shipments fell 2 percent YoY in Q1 2025, marking the fifth straight quarterly decline, driven by slowing demand in India and reduced Apple shipments. China's smartwatch shipments, led by Huawei, Imoo, and Xiaomi, grew 37 percent YoY. Despite a continued decline, Apple held the top sp...
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Indian Smartphone Market Fell 7 Percent YoY in Q1 2025, Vivo Led the Way: CMR
Indian smartphone market had a tough start to the year, shows a report by Cyber Media Research. The domestic smartphone market dipped seven percent year-on-year (YoY) in the first quarter of 2025. Chinese smartphone brand Vivo led the smartphone market with 20 percent market share, while Samsung secured the second spot. Xiaomi, Oppo and Realme mana...
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India's Smartphone Shipments Report Highest Ever Q1 Decline: Counterpoint
India's smartphone shipments dipped to about 31 milion units in the January-March quarter, thereby recording the steepest fall of 19 percent in the first quarter on year-over-year basis, market research firm Counterpoint said on Thursday. Mobile phones priced below Rs. 30,000 apiece recorded a sharp decline while shipment in the premium and ultra p...
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Coinbase Slows Down Hiring Amid Market Downturn, India Head Said to Be Moving to US
Coinbase crypto exchange is going through a turmoil presently. After reporting a 44 percent dip in trading values in 2022 Q1, the company has decided to slow down on its hiring. Amid rumours of Coinbase’s financial crunch making the rounds, its India site head Pankaj Gupta has also reportedly decided to move to the US. The company is looking to e...
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Smartphone Shipments Globally Dip for Third Consecutive Quarter, Samsung, Apple Continue to Grow: Reports
Smartphone shipments globally dipped for the third consecutive quarter in a row — due to factors including component shortages that are impacting supplies worldwide. However, Samsung and Apple have continued to lead the market.
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India Smartphone Shipments Saw 1 Percent Dip in Last Quarter, Xiaomi Leading Brand: Counterpoint
The report also suggests a 16-percent YoY decline in Q1 2022 for India’s overall mobile handset market, while the feature phone market dipped by 39 percent YoY.
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Samsung Continues to Lead Smartphone Market Despite Fall in Shipments in Q1: Canalys
Samsung has continued its dominance in the smartphone market despite a fall of 11 percent year-on-year in the worldwide shipments in the first quarter of 2022, Canalys said in a report. Apple also retained its second position in the market.
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Samsung, Vivo See Strong Growth; Apple Smartphone Shipments Dip in Q1 2021: Strategy Analytics
Vivo’s global 5G shipments totalled at 19.4 million seeing a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) growth of 62 percent. While Samsung and Vivo were the fastest growing 5G smartphone vendors in Q1 2021, Apple still led the pack with a total of 40.4 million shipments. In comparison to the last quarter, wherein it shipped 52.2 million smartphones, Apple shipmen...
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JSW Energy's Q1 Consolidated Net Dips 40%
JSW Energy's Q1 consolidated net profit dipped to Rs 217.18 crore.
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Printer, copier & MFP market dips 9 percent in Q1: Report
The market size of printer, copier and multi function products declined by nearly 9 percent in the first quarter of 2013 as users cut spending.
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Global Smartwatch Shipments Dip 2 Percent YoY in Q1 2025, While China Sees Growth: Counterpoint
According to a report by Counterpoint Research, global smartwatch shipments fell 2 percent YoY in Q1 2025, marking the fifth straight quarterly decline, driven by slowing demand in India and reduced Apple shipments. China's smartwatch shipments, led by Huawei, Imoo, and Xiaomi, grew 37 percent YoY. Despite a continued decline, Apple held the top sp...
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Indian Smartphone Market Fell 7 Percent YoY in Q1 2025, Vivo Led the Way: CMR
Indian smartphone market had a tough start to the year, shows a report by Cyber Media Research. The domestic smartphone market dipped seven percent year-on-year (YoY) in the first quarter of 2025. Chinese smartphone brand Vivo led the smartphone market with 20 percent market share, while Samsung secured the second spot. Xiaomi, Oppo and Realme mana...
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India's Smartphone Shipments Report Highest Ever Q1 Decline: Counterpoint
India's smartphone shipments dipped to about 31 milion units in the January-March quarter, thereby recording the steepest fall of 19 percent in the first quarter on year-over-year basis, market research firm Counterpoint said on Thursday. Mobile phones priced below Rs. 30,000 apiece recorded a sharp decline while shipment in the premium and ultra p...
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Coinbase Slows Down Hiring Amid Market Downturn, India Head Said to Be Moving to US
Coinbase crypto exchange is going through a turmoil presently. After reporting a 44 percent dip in trading values in 2022 Q1, the company has decided to slow down on its hiring. Amid rumours of Coinbase’s financial crunch making the rounds, its India site head Pankaj Gupta has also reportedly decided to move to the US. The company is looking to e...
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Smartphone Shipments Globally Dip for Third Consecutive Quarter, Samsung, Apple Continue to Grow: Reports
Smartphone shipments globally dipped for the third consecutive quarter in a row — due to factors including component shortages that are impacting supplies worldwide. However, Samsung and Apple have continued to lead the market.
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India Smartphone Shipments Saw 1 Percent Dip in Last Quarter, Xiaomi Leading Brand: Counterpoint
The report also suggests a 16-percent YoY decline in Q1 2022 for India’s overall mobile handset market, while the feature phone market dipped by 39 percent YoY.
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Samsung Continues to Lead Smartphone Market Despite Fall in Shipments in Q1: Canalys
Samsung has continued its dominance in the smartphone market despite a fall of 11 percent year-on-year in the worldwide shipments in the first quarter of 2022, Canalys said in a report. Apple also retained its second position in the market.
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Samsung, Vivo See Strong Growth; Apple Smartphone Shipments Dip in Q1 2021: Strategy Analytics
Vivo’s global 5G shipments totalled at 19.4 million seeing a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) growth of 62 percent. While Samsung and Vivo were the fastest growing 5G smartphone vendors in Q1 2021, Apple still led the pack with a total of 40.4 million shipments. In comparison to the last quarter, wherein it shipped 52.2 million smartphones, Apple shipmen...
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JSW Energy's Q1 Consolidated Net Dips 40%
JSW Energy's Q1 consolidated net profit dipped to Rs 217.18 crore.
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Printer, copier & MFP market dips 9 percent in Q1: Report
The market size of printer, copier and multi function products declined by nearly 9 percent in the first quarter of 2013 as users cut spending.
