According to the Gartner report, Huawei secured second position by selling 49846.5 thousand units; while Apple moved into the third spot by...

As the Indian cellular market goes through consolidation and aggressive 4G roll out, demand for smartphones will continue to grow, the repo...

The report said that only 21% of employees use tablets, regardless of whether they are corporate issued or personally owned.

In 2016, global smartphone sales are expected to grow at a mere 7% to touch 1.5 billion units, compared with the 14.4% growth that was reco...

Samsung led the market with 23.2 per cent share, followed by Apple (14.8 per cent), Huawei (8.3 per cent), Oppo (4.6 per cent) and Xiaomi (...

Sales of smartphones in India is on pace to reach 29 per cent growth in 2016 and continue to exhibit double-digit growth in the next two ye...

Driven by growth in emerging markets, global mobile phone shipments in July-September 2015 reached 478 million units and Indian brand Micro...

According to the research firm, over 281.6 million units of smartphones were shipped worldwide in the first quarter of 2014.

The semiconductor market is expected to grow 5.8 per cent in 2015, with high inventories in the first quarter of 2015 emerging as the large...

As part of the association, Kapoor will endorse Lenovo's range of smartphones and will feature in various television and online commercials...

Smartphones took a majority of mobile phone sales worldwide for the first time in the April-June quarter, a survey showed Wednesday.

Global market for semiconductor foundry rose by 16.2% to $34.6 bn last year on account of growing demand for smartphones, Gartner said.

Led by strong sales from Samsung, the number of mobile handsets sold in India will reach 251 million units next year, according to technolo...

Samsung, with a sales growth of 25.9%, had a market share of 20.7% in Jan-Mar 2012 quarter, while Nokia had a share of 19.8% in the same pe...

Sales of Android-powered smartphones soared to 20.5 million units, giving the Android platform a 25.5 per cent market share.

Worldwide mobile phone sales fell by 6.1 per cent in the second quarter from a year ago but smartphone sales were up sharply in the period.

Worldwide sales of hi-tech "smartphones" grew at their slowest pace yet in the fourth quarter of 2008 as the financial crisis hit demand, a...