Smartphone market hits 13-year low: Which brands survived?
Original headlineAkıllı telefon pazarı 13 yılın dibinde: Hangi markalar ayakta kaldı?
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Global smartphone shipments fell 20% year over year to 254.7 million units in the third quarter, marking the weakest third quarter since 2013, according to Omdia data. Samsung and Apple outperformed the broader market, while Xiaomi, Oppo and vivo posted sharp declines as demand slumped. The contraction underscores deepening pressure across the handset supply chain and device makers' exposure to a prolonged replacement-cycle slowdown. Investors will watch whether holiday-quarter launches and channel restocking can stabilize volumes, and whether weaker Chinese vendors cede further share to Samsung and Apple.
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Samsung, Apple (AAPL), Xiaomi, vivo, Oppo, Omdia
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