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It's the same old phone with a new name & fatter price tagSmartphone companies are renaming old budget phones and increasing prices. This is due to rising component costs and currency fluctuations....- India's smartphone market rings 3% growth in July-SeptemberIndia's smartphone market saw a 3% year-on-year growth in Q3 2025, shipping 48.4 million units, driven by new launches and festive season i...
- India's smartphone shipments rise 3% in September quarter: Apple sees record growth: ReportIndia's smartphone market saw a 3% growth in the September quarter, reaching 48.4 million units. Festive season demand and channel incentiv...
- India's smartphone shipments jump 22% in Q2 after two quarters of decline: CanalysIndia's smartphone market recovered in Q2 FY25, experiencing a nearly 22% sequential and 7% year-on-year growth, fueled by increased new mo...
- Cheaper 5G smartphones ramp up volumesAverage selling prices (ASPs) of mobile handsets stayed flat at about $258 in the first three quarters of calendar 2024, helping volumes gr...
- Smartphone shipments rise 9 per cent in Q3 2024Oppo (excluding OnePlus) and Realme completed the top five, shipping 6.3 million and 5.3 million units, respectively. Smartphone firms outs...
- Smartphone market in India eke out mere 1% growth in Q2: CanalysXiaomi led the market with an 18% share and 6.7 million units shipped, reclaiming the top position after six quarters. The global tech mark...
- Polls and weather take a toll on smartphone sales in June quarterThe smartphone market in the June quarter is likely to be tepid due to the impact of elections, heatwaves, and floods, leading some market ...
- India smartphone up 15% on year in Q1, continues recovery: CanalysThe Indian smartphone market rebounds, reaching 35.3 million units in Q1 2024, a 15% YoY growth, as per Canalys. Samsung leads with 19% mar...
- India smartphone market fell 3% in Q3, but gradual recovery seen: CanalysThe smartphone market in India saw a gradual recovery in the quarter ended September 2023, with 43 million shipments. Samsung remained the ...
- India's smartphone market nosedives 20% in Q1 as 2023 remains challengingAt present, India's smartphone export growth is primarily driven by Apple and Samsung, helping achieve a record-breaking export value of al...
- Smartphone shipments seen to have shrunk 15% last quarterSmartphone shipments in India are expected to drop by 10-15% year-on-year in 1Q23 due to brands focusing on clearing inventory instead of h...
- India's smartphone shipments fall 6% in 2022, moderate growth in 2023Samsung took the number one spot in the fourth quarter (Q4) for the first time since Q3 2017, shipping 6.7 million units for a market share...
- Samsung regains its top handset company tag in IndiaThe market research firm Canalys Thursday said smartphone shipments in 2022 declined 6% on-year to 151.6 million units, suffering its first...
- Smartphone shipments down 6% in Q3 on inflationary pressuresThe market tracker cautioned that the ongoing quarter will see headwinds from a steady depreciation of the rupee, which hit a record low of...
- Q3 smartphone shipments down 6% on-year; Xiaomi, Samsung top 2: CanalysXiaomi held on to its top spot with 9.2 million units on account of traction from the monsoon season sales in July. Samsung came second in ...
- Indian smartphone market down 5% in Q2 on stifled demand, says new reportTop Chinese brands such as Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi also struggled with government scrutiny along with financial problems, but the report note...
- Rising oil prices, inflation to hit India's smartphone market in 2022India's smartphone market grew just 2 per cent in the first quarter of 2022 owing to supply constraints, not a great start to the year for ...
- Indian smartphone market grows just 2% year-on-year on supply chain woesSupply chains remained the biggest challenge for leading vendors such as Xiaomi and Vivo as they struggled to secure components for their v...
- India's smartphone market falls 13 pc sequentially in Q2 amid 2nd COVID wave: Canalys"India was taken by surprise by its second wave, as the new COVID variant emerged and took hold quickly. For smartphone vendors, this was a...
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