Smartphone shipments saw their largest drop ever in February

Smartphone shipments saw their largest drop ever in February  EngadgetXiaomi surpassed Huawei to become the World's Third Largest smartphone brand in Feb 2020: Strategy Analytics  gizmochinaSmartphone shipments drop by 37 million units in February YoY due to COVID-19 - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comCoronavirus has also affected global smartphone shipments  PocketNowStrategy Analytics: Smartphone shipments drop 37 million units in February  Gizchina.comView Full coverage on Google...

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Habari Zinazoendana

5 years ago

GSMArena.Com

21 Mar

Smartphone shipments drop by 37 million units in February YoY due to COVID-19 - GSMArena.com news

Smartphone shipments drop by 37 million units in February YoY due to COVID-19 - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comXiaomi surpassed Huawei to become the World's Third Largest smartphone brand in Feb 2020: Strategy Analytics  gizmochinaCoronavirus: Smartphone sales collapse amid pandemic  BBC NewsCoronavirus puts global smartphone shipments in biggest decline ever  9to5MacGlobal Smartphone Shipments See Biggest Fall Ever in February 2020  MacRumorsView Full coverage on Google...

 

5 years ago

Gizmochina

20 Feb

Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro 5G smartphone to go on sale again on 25th February

Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro 5G smartphone to go on sale again on 25th February  gizmochinaRedmi K30 Pro 5G will sport 33W fast charging - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comLu Weibing: Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro is “better” than Redmi K30 Pro  Gizchina.comXiaomi 5G smartphone with 33W fast charging passed certification; could be Redmi K30 Pro  gizmochinaXiaomi Redmi K30 Pro 5G models appear on CCC  Notebookcheck.netView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

VentureBeat

26 Mar

Global smartphone sales fell 14% in February due to coronavirus

Global smartphone sales fell 14% in February due to coronavirus  VentureBeatView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

GSMArena.Com

09 Mar

Smartphone sales in China decline 45 percent in February - GSMArena.com news

Smartphone sales in China decline 45 percent in February - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comiPhone 12 reportedly delayed a month and could miss holiday season  Tom's GuideApple’s iPhone Shipments to China Plunge 60% in February  BloombergCoronavirus impact: Apple sells less than half a million iPhones in China in Feb  LivemintApple sells fewer than 500,000 smartphones in China in Feb amid coronavirus  Reuters UKView Full coverage on Google...

 

5 years ago

GSMArena.Com

21 Mar

Xiaomi passes Huawei to become third biggest smartphone maker in February - GSMArena.com news

Xiaomi passes Huawei to become third biggest smartphone maker in February - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comXiaomi reportedly drops development of its custom Surge chips  Gizchina.comXiaomi Said to Stop Working on Its Own Chips  Gadgets 360View Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

BBC

26 Mar

Turkey sends secret arms shipments into Libya

BBC Africa Eye investigates secret arms shipments into Libya, and shows how foreign powers are fuelling an ongoing war.

 

5 years ago

Bloomberg

27 Mar

South African Gold Shipments to London Have Been Cut Off

South African Gold Shipments to London Have Been Cut Off  BloombergView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

MarketWatch

09 Mar

Apple sees China iPhone shipments tank in ‘doomsday’ scenario but bull says to keep the faith

Apple sees China iPhone shipments tank in ‘doomsday’ scenario but bull says to keep the faith  MarketWatchiPhone 12 reportedly delayed a month and could miss holiday season  Tom's GuideSmartphone sales in China decline 45 percent in February - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comiPhone 9 launch event supposedly canceled over coronavirus concerns  BGRApple’s iPhone Shipments to China Plunge 60% in February  BloombergView Full coverage on Google...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

25 Oct

INVESTMENT: China No.5 largest foreign investor

>China has marshalled its investment in Tanzania tremendously in the past one year to claim fifth position in the list of major foreign investors, according to information released yesterday.

 

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