Realme seems set to overtake Xiaomi in India as shipments grow 49 percent YoY

The Indian smartphone market has achieved a record 162 million shipments in 2021, representing a growth of 12 percent over 2020, according to the market research firm Canalys. After a slow…

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HTC Opens Up Viveport Store to Oculus Rift Users as VR Headset Shipments Decline

HIGHLIGHTS The Viveport app store offers 1,400 VR games Over 200 have been optimised for the Oculus Rift Oculus Rift users can subscribe to Viveport's paid service HTC on Tuesday announced…

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5G Smartphone Shipments to Exceed 100 Million Units by 2021: Counterpoint

The 5G smartphone shipments are expected to grow a whopping 255 percent by 2021, almost reaching 110 million units, a new report said on Tuesday. According to Counterpoint Research, while the growth will be…

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Samsung Leader in 4G LTE Device Shipments in India Last Year: CMR

With 21 percent market share, Samsung retained the top spot in the 4G LTE device shipments in 2017 while Chinese handset maker Xiaomi stood second with 18 percent share, market research firm CyberMedia Research…

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Google Pixel Smartphone Shipments Doubled to 3.9 Million in 2017: IDC

Google has reportedly managed to ship double the number of Pixel smartphones in 2017 as compared to 2016. As per IDC's research director Francisco Jeronimo, Google doubled shipments of Pixel smartphones in 2017…

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Google Pixel 2 XL Black & White Pre-Order Shipments Delayed in India, Flipkart Offers Compensation

HIGHLIGHTS Flipkart sent out an email to its customers confirming the delay The e-commerce company is giving Rs. 300 as compensation for delay Shipments of the Panda variant is apparently…

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Global Smartphone Shipments to Grow Despite Device Shipments Decline: Gartner

Buoyed by a shift in consumers' habits towards higher-priced premium smartphones, the overall smartphone shipment is expected to grow 5 per cent this year despite a slight decline in overall…

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