India, China and US Together Account for Half of Global Smartphone Shipments
Smartphone shipment figures are no more skyrocketing and the growth has settled down.This saturation in the smartphone market was well anticipated since most of the developed markets have already had smartphone users who are just looking out to upgrade and the lengthy upgrade cycle isn't helping either.According to Counterpoint research, the smartphone shipments has reached a staggering 380 million despite the fact that smartphone growth is stuck in single digits as opposed to the previous years.
Smartphone Shipment In India Up 23% In Q3; Beats Global Growth
New Delhi: Fuelled by roll-out of LTE networks, smartphone shipments in India grew 23 per cent in the third quarter of 2016, outpacing the modest 5 per cent growth notched by global smartphone market, says a report."The smartphone shipments in India grew a healthy 23 per cent annually in Q3 2016 compared to the global smartphone market which grew modest 5 per cent," the report by Counterpoint Research said.Commenting on the findings, Karn Chauhan, Research Analyst at Counterpoint Research said that India witnessed record quarter for smartphone and featurephone shipments during Q3 2016.
Samsung Tops Global Smartphone Share In Q3
Worldwide smartphone shipments grew 6 percent annually in Q3, to reach 375 million units, according to the latest research from Strategy Analytics.pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung topped the market-share ranking, with 20 percent of the global smartphone, while Oppo (yes Oppo) was the biggest gainer with 140 percent annual growth.Linda Sui, director at Strategy Analytics, added, "Oppo shipped a record 21.6 million smartphones and maintained fourth position with 6 percent global market share in Q3, outperforming all its major rivals.
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