By Chris Skeldon 
Apple’s revenue increased 3% year over year, despite having the second largest number of phone recharges at 16%. What does this mean for the future of the smartphone market?
For nearly a decade now, iPhones have led the smartphone market in terms of revenue. Iphone An apple It collected 80 percent of all industry profits. Apple’s revenue increased 3% year over year, despite having the second largest number of phone recharges at 16%.
What does this mean for the future of the smartphone market? It looks like Apple is still ahead, and there’s nothing stopping it. Other companies are struggling to keep up, but they clearly have a long way to go.
Apple’s revenue share was just over 40 percent, a difference of 24 percent Samsung, which ranks second in terms of revenue share with less than 20 percent. However, Apple’s share of operating profit is 80%, which is a huge advantage over Apple’s 20% share. Samsung.
Apple is planning its future.
For Apple and the industry at large, global smartphone revenue fell 2% year over year, and 15% quarter over quarter to $95.8 billion in the second fiscal quarter of this year.
However, global profits grew 6% year-over-year to $13.1 billion in the same period.
According to data from Counterpoint Research, factors involved in the decline in global smartphone shipments include lockdowns in China and ongoing geopolitical factors, as well as rising inflation and the coronavirus.
Global smartphone shipments are declining, and there are some factors that explain this. The market is getting saturated in China. Moreover, the geopolitical factors that haunt 2022 are still at play. In addition, rising inflation and the coronavirus are also causing problems.
Revenue and profit-sharing growth expected in the second half of the year, primarily driven by Apple; The main manufacturers of smartphones are Apple, Samsung and xiaomiAnd the OPPOAnd the Alive And the Huawei.
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