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According to market share experts at Gartner, Apple’s, Android’s, and Xiaomi’s market share is significantly growing. Sadly, the report isn’t all good news, as it says that Samsung’s and Nokia’s market share is plummeting. Press release: Gartner Says Sales of Smartphones Grew 20 Percent in Third Quarter of 2014 Sales of Smartphones in Emerging Markets […]
According to Digitimes, the top smartphone manufacturers in Q3 2014 are Samsung, Apple, and LG. The top three are followed by Chinese manufacturers Huawei, Xiaomi, and Lenovo. According to the site, “Samsung Electronics, Apple and LG Electronics ranked as the top-three smartphone vendors globally in the third quarter as well as the first three quarters […]
It looks like Samsung is no longer the top smartphone vendor in China, as Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi has knocked the Korean tech giant off of the top spot. The data you see above comes from market expert Canalys. It’s understandable that Xiaomi would do well in China. After all, it is a China-based company. […]
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