Global smart phone shipments in Q3 2009 rose 4% year on year, slower than the 13% annual growth seen last quarter, and held back primarily by a 6% fall in EMEA. RIM held onto second place with a largely unchanged (compared to... [read full story]
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Canalys released its third-quarter findings for the global smartphone market. The research firm reported a modest uptick in smartphone shipments last quarter, the chief beneficiaries being the usual suspects. It found that...
Canalys released its third-quarter findings for the global smartphone market. The research firm reported a modest uptick in smartphone shipments last quarter, the chief beneficiaries being the usual suspects. It found that...
Canalys released its third-quarter findings for the global smartphone market. The research firm reported a modest uptick in smartphone shipments last quarter, the chief beneficiaries being the usual suspects. It found that...
Canalys released its third-quarter findings for the global smartphone market. The research firm reported a modest uptick in smartphone shipments last quarter, the chief beneficiaries being the usual suspects. It found that...
Canalys released its third-quarter findings for the global smartphone market. The research firm reported a modest uptick in smartphone shipments last quarter, the chief beneficiaries being the usual suspects. It found that...
Canalys released its third-quarter findings for the global smartphone market. The research firm reported a modest uptick in smartphone shipments last quarter, the chief beneficiaries being the usual suspects. It found that...
The economy, which is experiencing either a recession, or depression depending on who you ask, is starting to look better, but make no mistake, a lot of people are still hurting and will continue to hurt for a few more years....
According to a new study by Canalys, global smartphone shipments grew 3.9% year on year to 41.4 million units in the third quarter of 2009. Eighty percent of this volume was made by Nokia, RIM, Apple and HTC. The market...
Nokia still leads, Microsoft is losing THE SMARTPHONE MARKET seems to have held up and even looks to be climbing out of the recession, showing modest year-on-year growth for all but two companies, according to the latest...
Global smart phone shipments in the third quarter (Q3) 2009 rose 4% year on year, slower than the 13% annual growth seen last quarter, and held back primarily by a 6% fall in EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa), according...
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