Global smartphone shipments saw a slight 1% year-over-year increase in the second quarter of 2025, according to the latest ...

Hong Kong-Apple’s iPhone shipments stabilised in the June quarter as the wider smartphone market accelerated its growth, according to independent research. Global smartphone shipments rose 6.5 ...

Global smartphone shipments rose by 1% in Q2 2025 to 295.2 million units, amid economic pressures impacting the budget ...

Counterpoint said smartphone shipments could climb 3% in 2024, boosted by demand in emerging markets. The increase is expected to be driven by sales of both lower- and higher-priced devices.

According to IDC, after two years of steeply declining smartphone sales, 2024 is now predicted to show a growth of 6.2% year over year. Yet the 2024 prediction for iPhones is a growth of just 0.4%.

Smartphones sales are back in growth mode according to research group IDC with global sales rising 1% year-over-year (YoY) to 295.2 million units in the second quarter of 2025 (2Q25), the big winner ...

Zinger Key Points. Global smartphone sales rise 5% in October, led by Apple's iPhone 15 and Huawei. Sales surge ends 27-month decline, with emerging markets driving growth.

Global smartphone shipments rose in Q3-24, marking consecutive growth across major brands like Apple and Samsung. Demand in emerging markets and AI-enabled devices drove the increase. Welcome Guest ...

According to estimates from April 18, global smartphone sales have decreased for five consecutive quarters.All companies are selling fewer smartphones due to the general smartphone market drop ...

Apple had 19% of the smartphone market, despite flat or declining sales in the U.S., Europe and China, followed by Samsung with 18% of the market, according to Counterpoint.

Apple’s global smartphone shipments fell sharply in the first quarter, according to a closely followed research firm, toppling the iPhone maker from its perch as the world’s largest phone maker.

Tesla's sales of its China-made electric vehicles edged up 0.8% in June from a year earlier, snapping an eight-month losing ...