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Performance of Worldwide Major Mobile Phone Vendors in 4Q 2016 Displays Remarkable Growth

| February 13, 2017

Albany, New York, February 13, 2017: With the continuous highly competitive environment in the digital world, a lot of mobile vendors are putting so many efforts every year to be the dominant leader in the worldwide mobile market. To analyze the market growth and performance in recent periods, a new study has been published to the online repository of Market Research Hub (MRH), headlined as “Worldwide Major Mobile Phone Vendor Performance in 4Q 2016”.This research study presents worldwide mobile phone shipment volume forecast for the period of 1Q of 2015 to 1Q of 2017 along with a modern quarter review of major mobile phone vendors’ performance.

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As the world is becoming more digital, the demand for the best-featured smartphone is increasing day by day. Most of the individuals, whether students, businessmen and women etc. are demanding mobile phones which provide them an ease in performing actions. Also, the mobile world continues to change rapidly as new types of devices, services and technologies come and go. It is of highest importance for marketers to stay on top of the ever-changing mobile world. As per the analysis of the third quarter of 2016, three Chinese leading vendors including Huawei, Oppo and BBK Communication Equipment, jointly accounted for 21% of the smartphones sold to users globally. They were the only smartphone vendors in the global top five to boost their sales and market share during this quarter.Mobile Phone Vendors Growth Report

According to the key findings of the report, in the fourth quarter of 2016, vendors have also come up with strong growth. Some of the Chinese brands including Huawei, Oppo and Vivo, global smartphone shipment volume has bolstered with about 490 million units in 3Q of 2016 and also further anticipated to topped about 419 million units in 4Q of 2016. Among these, 370.5 million units of which were smartphones, which witnessed rapid growth, up 5.9% in sequence and 3.6% year-on-year by global demand. The rapid estimation of shipment volume in the smartphones market also represents a 2.9 % year-on-year growth.

Furthermore, it has also been analyzed by the report that growth in key markets such as China was up 18%, in which 50% were iPhone owners. Sales in many developing markets were also up, as India saw the biggest increase among the BRIC countries with 76% growth. The report also analyzes that, Huawei is finishing the gap with Apple. The highly competitive and feature-packed Honor devices maintained their sales drive in the market around the globe and also expected to remain dominant.

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At present, leading vendors in the mobile phone market are Apple, HTC, Microsoft, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Mobile, Huawei, Lenovo, LG, Xiaomi and ZTE.

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Samsung looks to LG Chem as potential smartphone battery supplier

| October 24, 2016

The two companies are reportedly in talks to put the fire-prone power sources in the electronics giant’s past.

Following massive problems with smartphone battery safety, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is reportedly now in talks with LG Chem Ltd to become a new supplier. This was originally reported in the Nikkei newspaper, which also cited reputable sources.

The largest smartphone maker in the world was forced to dump its new flagship device due to battery fires.

Recently, Samsung reported that ceasing production due to the faulty smartphone battery will cost them an estimated $3 billion over the next two quarters. The Galaxy Note 7 power source proved to be prone to bursting into flames and despite recalls and replacements, it could not be salvaged.

Smartphone Battery - SamsungThe original problem had to do with the mobile device batteries overheating. Therefore, replacement devices started to be distributed among those who had already purchased a Galaxy Note 7. However, the problems didn’t stop there. Soon, reports were issued of overheating devices occurring among the replacements, too.

Samsung has not specified whether the smartphone battery was also the cause of the replacement problems.

So far, Samsung has not provided any information as to what they think the cause of the problems with the replacements might be. That said, it does appear to be looking into an alternative source of mobile device batteries for future smartphones.

Samsung and LG Chem are talking about the various ways in which new batteries can be supplied to upcoming smartphones. The report in the Nikkei newspaper said that this would begin with the new smartphones that are launched in 2017.

Samsung SDI Co Ldt, a subsidiary of the electronics giant, is currently the leading supplier of phone batteries for the Galaxy Note 7. It was responsible for providing about 70 percent of the smartphone’s batteries worldwide. This, according to estimates presented by analysts.

At the time of the writing of this article, the specific details of the smartphone battery talks between Samsung and LG Chem were not released. Moreover, the two companies were not available for immediate comment outside their standard business hours.