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Global smartphone shipments grew 6.4% in 2024, says IDC

This marks the sixth consecutive quarter of shipment growth, closing the whole year with 6.4% growth and 1.24 billion shipments, marking a strong recovery after two challenging years of decline.

Global smartphone market grows 4% with 316 million units shipped in Q3

This marks the fifth consecutive quarter of shipment growth with a strong start into the second half of this year despite macroeconomic concerns.

REVIEW | Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphone

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra was the best-selling Android phone in Q1 of 2024. This is not an accident.

REVIEW | Three things we like about the realme 12 5G

Priced at P14,999, the realme 12 5G strikes a compelling balance between features and affordability.

New gaming device nubia Neo 2 5G debuts in PH at P9,999

nubia Philippines has launched in the country the newest variant of the nubia Neo series -- the nubia Neo 2 5G, which succeeds the nubia Neo 5G.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS | OnePlus 12R smartphone

The OnePlus 12R is a credible proof that this brand is indeed serious on its attempt to take a slice of the high-end market dominated by the likes of Apple and Samsung.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS | realme 12 5G smartphone

There’s a reason why realme is the second-biggest, if not the top-selling, smartphone brand in the Philippines. Somehow, it has been able to hit that sweet spot between innovativeness and affordability.

OnePlus 12R smartphone launches in PH at P43,990

Smartphone brand OnePlus has announced the arrival of the OnePlus 12R in the Philippines, which offers users a seamless combination of speed and performance as well a flagship experience.

PH smartphone market recovers in 2023 after 2 years of decline

Transsion took the top spot, growing 98.3% annually and accounting for over one-third of total shipments in 2023 as the company reached a new high with all three sub-brands positioned in the ultra low-end segment.

Samsung’s new flagship Galaxy S24 series heavy on AI

For this year’s update of its flagship smartphone models, tech titan Samsung has chosen to focus more on software, particularly AI, rather than on hardware upgrades which it has done in the past.
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