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Apple's iPhone estimated third on units, number one in revenue in China
anton zuykov said:Apple to Xiaomi is like USA to China. Two of them are number one in terms of (cough) "units" produced. As for the revenue....ehh, that is a different story altogether.
However, if you read the bank valuation reports prior to the IPO, ALL of them highlight where Xiaomi's real growth potential is and actually it is the same story as Apple's: services.
Xiaomi has a product portfolio of around 300, many re-branded. Per the evaluations, revenues are potentially very attractive but transforming potential into cash is the key.
https://www.techinasia.com/xiaomi-ipo-business-model
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Samsung's Galaxy Tab S4 focuses on productivity to take on iPad Pro
Soli said:Is Android even idealized for tablet use yet?
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Huawei surpasses Apple as world's No. 2 smartphone vendor
SpamSandwich said:LOL. Who cares about units shipped? Down that road lies ruin.
One example:
https://appleinsider.com/articles/17/12/13/apple-samsung-could-be-only-smartphone-makers-with-7nm-chips-in-2018
Far from Apple and Samsung being the only players likely to be able to afford 7nm chips, Huawei is on track to be the first out of the gate with one.
The date is 31.08.18 at IFA Berlin. Just 30 days from now.
If you are selling at a profit, units shipped is a key number. Each of those units is of course a sale that a competitor didn't get.
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Notes of interest from Apple's Q3 2018 conference call
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Google's Pixel Android strategy is destroying HTC the same way Moto X gutted Motorola
nunzy said:Google tried to kill iPhone. But instead it killed HTC.
Google didn't have the slightest possibility of killing the iPhone. You think they tried but you are wrong.
That said, it is clear they are not throwing in the towel just yet. They recently took onboard a lot of engineering talent and there are Pixel 3 rumours everywhere. The Pixel 2 doubled the previous attempt (in unit sales, I believe) and it's clear they are taking things step by step and testing their design, supply, marketing and support options.
I don't know if they are in it for the long run but it's way too early to draw conclusions and the idea that they were somehow the jinx on HTC is pretty wacky. The entire smartphone market has changed radically ina few short years. Even Apple's sales have been flat for a while now.