Chinese Smartphone Market May Remain Weak Through 2023, IDC Says
Smartphone shipments continue to decline as secondhand and premium markets thrives | TechCrunch
A 12% decline in global smartphone shipments is what passes for stability these days | TechCrunch
February 2020: Global Smartphone Sales Show Resilience with a 14% Decline
Global Smartphones Sales May Have Peaked in: IMF Working Papers Volume 2020 Issue 070 (2020)
Gartner: Q1 Global Smartphone Sales Down 20.2%
Chart: The Terminal Decline of BlackBerry | Statista
Apple, Samsung outlook grows darker as another smartphone decline is expected in 2023 - MarketWatch
Smartphone sales head into decline as affordability becomes key – Chemicals and the Economy
Counterpoint: Smartphone sales in Q1 2020 decline 13% on a global scale - GSMArena.com news
Smartphone sales decline highlights need to move to a more service-based business model – Chemicals and the Economy
Samsung and Apple top global smartphone market in second quarter, while headwinds hit Xiaomi as industry's worldwide sales continue to decline | South China Morning Post
Can Folding Phones Rescue Declining Smartphone Sales? – The Average Joe
Smartphone sales slow decline in Q4, with a big assist from Apple | TechCrunch
Smartphone Sales Just Dipped Below 100 Million, Decline 10% Year on Year / Digital Information World
Global Smartphone Shipments Expected to Decline 3.5% in 2022, Amidst Global Uncertainty and Weaker Demand, According to IDC
US Smartphone Shipments Decline in Q1 2023 Amid High Inflation, Inventory Correction; Apple Share Up
Recovery in sight' for global smartphone market, despite 11% decline: Canalys
Research shows smartphone sales decreased by nine percent YOY in the second quarter of 2022, along with the economic crisis
Apple iPhone sales grows while global smartphone market declines
Semis down 6% next year as PC and smartphone sales decline
US Smartphone Sales Decline 6% YoY in Q1 2022 as Pandemic Demand Cools - Counterpoint Research
Counterpoint Research: China Smartphone Sales Decline for 10 Consecutive Weeks in First Half of 2022 | Business Wire
