Statistics from the last six years show that the smartphone market has shrunk by almost 500 brands – including the complete exit of electronics giant LG.
With analytics company Counterpoint Research set to launch in 2017, more than 700 smartphone brands account for up to 1.5 billion devices sold annually. The last one was sixty-five, and was valued at 250. Almost all of those who dropped out were local producers from India, the Middle East, Africa, China, Japan and South Korea. For global consumers (primarily Samsung) – about 30 minutes.
Among the causes of death, Counterpoint Research overcomes the pandemic, disadvantages and the slowdown in the global economy after the outbreak of hostilities in Ukraine. Local hotels in the smartphone area were tied to this topic, so they are used to prepare for cutting and assembling their fortune. The same applies to small phones – effectively moving from 4G to 5G and holding onto much of the market for large derivatives.
Faulty and damaged phones due to the small number of new ones. In fact, in 2021, the number of these minimums was limited to 14 and 5%. As for God, this repair gap increased by 5%, while the purchase of new gadgets decreased by 12%.
According to Counterpoint Research, this trend exceeds the number of brands identified. Their local clients have to deal with these unique people. Firstly, the electronics company Doro offers for an additional fee users.
Source: Tech Cult

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