Global Smartphone Shipments to Fall 2.1% in 2026 as High Memory Prices Hit Low-End Devices Hard
Apple and Samsung are best positioned to withstand the challenges, while Chinese brands might be hit harder.
Apple and Samsung are best positioned to withstand the challenges, while Chinese brands might be hit harder.
October came with so many technological innovations and competitive pricing. For tech enthusiasts in Nigeria and around the world, this ...
Nigeria’s leading composite e-commerce giant, Konga, has officially announced the dates for its highly anticipated Konga Yakata 2025, Nigeria’s biggest ...
The South Korean tech giant’s projected earnings are set to beat market expectations by over ₩2 trillion.
SK Hynix is most exposed, with analysts estimating that between 30% and 40% of its DRAM and NAND chips are ...
Quick Read: The Middle East and Africa smartphone market grew 3% YoY in Q2 2025, driven by channel activities, affordable ...
The strategy is both about hardware and a change in how Samsung views the future of personal tech
The company estimates operating profit at ₩4.6 trillion ($3.36 billion) for the April–June quarter, far below the ₩6.2 trillion average ...
Analysts expect the South Korean tech giant to post an operating profit of 6.3 trillion won ($4.62 billion) for the ...
Konga, Nigeria’s largest indigenous e-commerce giant, has announced the third edition of its Mid-Year Shopping Festival with discounts up to ...
The S25 Edge is the better looker if you're after elegance; the iPhone is a fortress with flair
…India Sends $2bn Worth of iPhones
At just 5.8mm thick and 163 grams in weight, the S25 Edge shaves off nearly a third of the bulk ...
Starting later this month, users of Samsung Wallet in the United States will be able to transfer money instantly to ...
However, while global sales for the smartphone industry grew by 3% year-over-year in Q1, there are signs that the market ...

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