Samsung overtakes Apple as top smartphone maker, says report


ANKARA, April 15 (Bernama-Anadolu) : Samsung overtook Apple as the top smartphone maker in the first quarter of 2024, according to a report by the International Data Corporation released on Monday.

Global shipments of Samsung fell 0.7 per cent from a year ago to 60.1 million units in January-March, making the South Korean firm the number one seller of smartphones, Anadolu Agency reported the US-based tech industry market intelligence firm said.

In the same three-month period, Apple’s iPhone shipments plunged 9.6 per cent to 50.1 million units.

China's Xiaomi was the number three smartphone maker thanks to 33.8 per cent growth in its sales to 30.5 million units, it reported. It followed by Transsion, another Chinese company, whose sales surged 84.9 per cent annually to 15.4 million tonnes.

Global smartphone shipments grew 7.8 per cent year-on-year to 289.4 million units in the three months up to March.

Despite the third consecutive quarter of growth, the industry is not completely recovered due to macroeconomic challenges, said the report. - Bernama-Anadolu

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Samsung , Apple , smartphones

   

Next In Aseanplus News

Officer among five soldiers injured in gunfight with Pakistani infiltrators in Kashmir
Concerts, major events make S’pore attractive terror target; continued vigilance needed: Experts
Typhoon Gaemi forces evacuation, factory suspension in north-east China
US Envoy leads inclusivity efforts across Asean, APEC countries
Over 130,000 people affected by floods in Myanmar
VVIP airport in Indonesia's Nusantara likely to be delayed
King, Queen grace Royal Tea Reception at Istana Negara
Strengthen Umno first, no need to think of restoring old party election system, says Zahid
Top Vietnamese officials arrested in investigation of resource exploitation and misuse
Anxiety, nerves and Jason the psychologist: Chong Wei recounts his first Olympic jitters

Others Also Read