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Samsung and Apple: Carving up the Smartphone Pie

by Omid Rahmat

Are Samsung and Apple leveraging their relationship to lock down the premium smartphone segment? If they get foldables right, probably yes.

Smartphones Rebound in Second Half of 2023

by Joseph Bryans

The market is expected to narrow its projected 2023 losses to less than 3%.

China’s Smartphone Sales Make a Jump Thanks to Huawei

by Emory Kale

Both Huawei and Apple are facing shortages of certain models due to higher than expected demand and supply chain issues.

Tags:China| Counterpoint| Huawei| market research| smartphone

Can You Rely on the iPad to Drive OLED?

by Omid Rahmat

The tablet market showed signs of recovery in Q3’23 after several quarters of decline but not for Apple.

Huawei Strengthens its Position Against Apple

by Omid Rahmat

LG and Samsung need to accelerate MicroLED development to maintain their edge in the face of encroachments on their core display business opportunities.

China’s Smartphone Shipments Shrink in Q3’23

by Emory Kale

Honor returned to the top market share position at 18% on shipments of 11.8 million units, benefitting from product and channel strengths.

AI Bans on China Could Hurt Display Industry

by Omid Rahmat

There is a lot of uncertainty around smartphone and IT product sales even as Chinese companies take advantage to solidify their positions in their home market.

Market for Wearables Expands With More Advanced Displays

by Shawnee Blackwood

The wearables market is expected to experience a sustained compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.1% leading up to 2027.

Premium TV Shipments Show Modest Recovery, Led by Chinese Brands

by Emory Kale

Chinese companies dominated the $500 to $1,000 segment, but trailed Samsung and LG in the premium range exceeding $1,000.

Huawei Beats Samsung in Foldable Smartphones in Q2’23

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung is still the biggest brand globally and has the numbers for the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 to look forward to.

Visionox 150.27% Sequential Growth in Q2’23 Still Not Enough

by Emory Kale

The company is looking to savings and new market opportunities in transitioning to get Gen 8.5 manufacturing.

Tags:Flexible Displays| Huawei| OLED| Visionox

Huawei Unfolds the Mate X5’s Inner and Outer Displays

by Shawnee Blackwood

Both the internal and external screens of the Collector’s Edition, as well as the external screens of the standard Mate X5, will support 1-120 Hz LTPO adaptive refresh rates.