Smartphone Shipments to Rise Nearly 40%
China's Smartphone Market Fell 11.8% in 1Q23 Despite the Lifting of the Zero-COVID Policy, IDC Reports
IDC Expects Worldwide Smartphone Shipments to Plummet 11.9% in 2020 Fueled by Ongoing COVID-19 Challenges – Display Daily
Smartphone shipments grew last year, for the first time since 2017 | TechCrunch
IDC Asia/Pacific on Twitter: "The China #smartphone market continues its decline to 14.3% YoY in Q3 2020 primarily due to soft demand and delayed flagship launches from both @Huawei and @Apple. Read
Samsung Reclaims the Top Spot as Smartphone Market Performs Better Than Expected with 353.6 Million Device Shipments in 3Q20, According to IDC | Business Wire
IDC: Smartphone Shipments Up 5.7% in 2021 - EE Times Asia
China's smartphone market narrowed its decline to -3.6% in Q3 2019 | TelecomTV
Vietnam Smartphone Shipments Up 12% in 2021 - EE Times Asia
IDC: Smartphone shipments declined 6.6% in Q1 2019, Huawei overtakes Apple again | VentureBeat
IDC: China's surge into 5G will spur smartphone next year - MacTech.com
IDC: Chinese smartphone market declines in 2019, coronavirus will disturb 2020 too - GSMArena.com news
Global smartphone market forecast to decline 9.5%, 5G remains priority
Worldwide smartphone shipments fall below 300 million, down 11.7% YoY in Q1 2020 due to COVID-19
China's Smartphone Market Fell 13.2% to a Decade Low in 2022, IDC Reports · EMSNow
While Apple missed being a top five smartphone player in India in Q4 2019, they were still registered as the Premium Smartphone leader - Patently Apple
Xiaomi: India smartphone market declines 1.7% on-year in 2020; Q4 shipments up 21%, says IDC, ET Telecom
China's Smartphone Market Dropped 14.7% in 2Q22 Amid COVID Lockdowns, IDC Reports
IDC - Smartphone Market Share - Market Share
Used smartphones worldwide market to grow 9.2% in 2020: IDC | Seeking Alpha
Smartphone shipments to grow 5.5% in 2021, driven by strong 5G push and pent-up demand
Smartphone Woes Continue with Worldwide Shipments Down 4.9% in the Holiday Quarter Capping off the Worst Year Ever, According to IDC | Business Wire
