The iPhone 14 range dominated global smartphone demand for the first half of the year. according to Informa’s research arm Omdia.

Samsung slumps 25 per cent and iPhone 14 sales fail to ignite

Mobile phone manufacturers have faced a difficult 2022 due to inflation and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

In the 3Q22, demand for traditional PCs such as desktops, laptops, and workstations had a sharp decline

Economic climate, geopolitical uncertainty, recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and chip shortages have contributed to a slower European recovery

Falling demand is causing concern for the global smartphone market

The number will grow sixfold to reach 88m by 2026

Smartwatches continue to grow but wristbands dropped 40.5pc during the quarter

Wristwatches accounted for 76.6 pc of all wearable shipments in this quarter

The impact of the Ukrainian and Russian conflict had a significant impact, according to Canalys

The shipment decline in Western Europe follows a long period of strong growth, but numbers are still above pre-pandemic levels

Demand for more expensive PCs helped the overall revenue to grow

Lenovo led the way overall with 82.1 million units shipped during 2021

Samsung still leads the way overall with 23pc share, followed by Apple (15pc)

But sales of basic bands continue to decline, according to Canalys 

Tablets also on the up for the quarter with sales up 18 per cent

Realme also unveils first laptop with Realme Book

Strong commercial demand the key driver for solid sales

But chip shortage will put brakes on growth according to Swedish market research firm Berg Insight

Apple PC shipments grew 127pc during Q1, according to Canalys figures

Samsung on top with the most shipments in Q1 with 77 million units

Lenovo shipped the most units during the first quarter of 2021

With recovery expected next year as component shortages ease 

Demand for PCs remain high as remote working continues this year

Demand for traditional SIM also remained strong last year despite pandemic 

Lenovo led the way in sales, followed by Apple

Samsung shipped the most smartphones during 2020, as overall market dropped seven per cent YoY

Shipments surged 25 per cent in the final quarter of last year

With growth set to continue into the first quarter of next year

The coronavirus pandemic has enforced continued remote working for a large of workforces 

Manufacturer more than doubles year-on-year sales to pass Samsung

Apple and Samsung dominated the list of most popular smartphones, with Xiaomi also proving successful

The Chinese vendor launched in the UK last year

But second-hand market will remain strong as consumers delay upgrades says CCS Insight

Lenovo topped the charts for overall market share with nearly a quarter of all shipments

Vendors will need to adapt to new strategies to overcome difficult period

Downturn set to continue as virus moves through Europe and America

Honor-commissioned Canalys research reveals colossal growth in demand

Vendor takes nearly 3/4 of market share, with LG a distant second

Huawei still occupies second for overall smartphone market share behind Samsung

Huawei suffers due to political controversy

Huawei Mate 20 X 5G on sale from tomorrow (July 26) at selected places Huawei has confirmed that it has shipped over 10 million units of the P30 series in the past quarter as it has also surpassed 100 million smartphone sales for the year.  Despite the challenges this year, Huawei said it has surpassed

China will account for 34pc of 5G shipments in 2023 Nearly two billion 5G-enabled smartphones are anticipated to be shipped globally between 2019 and 2023 according to Canalys figures. The estimates were revealed at The Mobile World Congress Shanghai, with vendors predicted to ship 1.9 billion 5G handsets. During this period 800 million 5G shipments

Arrival of 5G is predicted to help drive soft growth in 2020

The Korean manufacturer also unveiled a new rugged smartphone at the Data Select Platinum Club partner conference 

Xiaomi has released its actual smartphone shipment figure for Q1 to protect investors

The Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) accreditation streamlines import and export procedures for trusted firms 

Samsung retained top spot with 28 per cent of overall market share for Q4

European smartphone shipments fell four per cent to 197 million units in 2018

Californian giant topped the global shipments table despite the fall in sales

The £400 to £600 price-band was the most popular among the premium segment

The figure was a result of Huawei’s largest spike in growth since 2010

Xiaomi lead the way with 6.9 million units shipped in the third quarter

Sony revised its yearly shipment forecast from 10 million to nine million for 2018

Analysts and leading figures from Alcatel, Doro and RugGear have been mainly positive on the segment’s future

Apple leads the market share for wearables in the first quarter with four million shipments

Canalys reported Q1 2018 shipments was down across Western Europe overshadowing growth in emerging Eastern Europe

The first quarter of this year ended with 347 million units sold but revenues are still in the black

Huawei president of handsets product line Kevin Ho (pictured above) believes ‘ambitious target is realistic’ 

Co-founder outlines target after reporting 750,000 shipments, up from 250,000, in 2017

According to new research from Counterpoint the sector is the fastest growing in the industry

Shipments will begin in LG’s native South Korea followed by North America, Europe and other key global markets

IDC’s forecast claims this will increase from 1.47 billion to 1.7 billion units shipped 

Manufacturer now has a presence in 20 counties and has eight major retail deals in the UK 

Pricing and exact release date is yet to be confirmed

Total shipments for the whole of last year also grew by 25 per cent from 81.9 million to 102.4 million

The prediction is part of a wider devices forecast which includes PCs and tablets

It is the first smartphone from the manufacturer to be stocked with all four UK operators

The P9 has been backed by a £10 million marketing campaign in the UK since its launch in May

It accounted 14 per cent of all smartphone shipments in the region compared to Apple’s 15 per cent, with Canalys claiming it is now ready to wrestle away second position from its rival

This was a decline from 5.6 million units in the same quarter a year ago

The P9 has been backed by a £10 million marketing campaign in the UK since its launch in May

Manufacturer shipped over 19.1m devices in its home market giving it a 16pc share according to Canalys

IDC warns market growth for this year could be “muted” as Watch improvements aren’t expected until early next year

Group saw overseas sales grow 24pc to 5.8m while overall shipments for first five months of 2016 were up three per cent to almost 28 million

This is according to the latest numbers from Canalys published today (May 9)

The Chinese manufacturer sold 12 million units (5.4 per cent market share) last year

The prediction represents an 18.4 per cent increase from 232 million wearables shipped in 2015