Global smartphone shipments will fall further
IDC sees lower consumer spending due to coronavirius
IDC beancounters say that global smartphone shipments will fall nearly 12 percent to 1.2 billion units in 2020 due to lower consumer spending due to the economic impact of the coronavirus crisis.
Chinese smartphone makers looking away from US
US dependence is too risky
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo is increasing its its efforts to develop its own smartphone CPUs believing that US gear is too risky to have in your supply chain.
Honor teases May 18 for new launch
Smart life as opposed to the one you see on Facebook
Huawei sub-brand Honor is holding an event next week, on 18 May to announce new smart life products. The new products are part of the company's vision to offer a full ecosystem of products around its smartphones, such as the recently-announced Honor 30 family.
China smartphone shipments increase
But not Apple
While we know that Apple's smartphone sales in China are pretty flat, it seems that runs against Android sales which are growing rather nicely.
Smartphone sales drop down the loo
Bad for the big names
Global smartphone production is expected to slump a record 16.5 percent to 287 million phones in the June quarter from a year earlier as the coronavirus pandemic kills demand, according to beancounters at Trendforce.
Motorola finally has a flagship phone
Just as everyone wants a mid-range
Motorola hasn't had a true flagship on the market since its Moto Z line was downgraded to mid-range status, but now has released its Motorola Edge and Edge+ which should put it in the top league again.
Smartphone sales plumet to their worst levels in a decade
Mobile revolution stalled
Beancounters at CCS have added up some numbers and reached the conclusion that sales of mobile phones will slump to their lowest level for a decade due to the impact of coronavirus.
LG gives up on its G
It just can't find the spot anymore
LG is ditching the "G" series branding on future smartphones.
Smartphone sales tumble
Mobile revolution trips and falls in a hole
Global smartphone sales tumbled 14 percent in February as the coronavirus spread in China and overseas, according to beancounters at Counterpoint Research.
Top phones in short supply
Sales are falling too as people realise they have better things to worry about
As Chinese factories hit by the coronavirus look to restart production, the pain is only beginning for carriers that rely on steady shipments of Asian smartphones.