Effect of US Sanctions: Samsung Overtakes Huawei to Become the World’s Largest Phone Maker | News, technology Freedom

According to the research firm Counterpoint Research, Samsung had a global market share of 22% in August. Instead, according to Hindia News, Huawei still had a 16% stake, down from 21% in April.

New declines for Huawei follow

Huawei recently launched the Mate 40 range, with the best processors, made before the latest round of US sanctions.

Washington authorities have banned any chip maker from doing business with Huawei as long as they use US technology, software or machine tools made in the US.

Therefore, Huawei’s sales are expected to decline further, as the Chinese company no longer has access to high-performance chips for its smartphones.

That’s why Huawei also sells its Honor brand, so its share will decrease even more in the future.

Due to Huawei’s problems, competitors like Samsung, Apple, Xiaomi and Oppo have to win.

But Huawei is successful in China. Between April and July, 72% of its sales took place in China, due to Chinese patriotism.

Samsung in recâștigat India

Samsung lost the top spot in the spring due to weak sales in India and Europe caused by the closure of the economy due to the coronavirus. But now Samsung has benefited from the reopening of economies and the anti-Chinese sentiment in India.

Apple, airing with iPhone 12

Apple ranks third in the rankings, with a 12% share, but strong growth is expected after the American giant launched the iPhone 12 range.

The last quarter of the year is usually Apple’s best-selling smartphone.

Xiaomi has replaced Huawei in Europe

The Chinese group Xiaomi follows, with 11%, up from 8% in April. Xiaomi is likely to have filled the vacancy left by Huawei in areas such as Eastern Europe.

Its performance comes after Xiaomi phones still have access to Google applications and services, while Huawei devices no longer have them.

Who covers 40%

The rest of the producers collect 40% of the market. Among these are Oppo, Vivo, Realme, OnePlus and IQOO, which, in fact, are owned by the same Chinese company, namely BBK Electronics.

Taken together, they have as much stake as Xiaomi or Apple, TheWireChina wrote.

Finally, Lenovo also owns Motorola. Sony, Nokia and Google are also present on the market, which sell Pixel smartphones.

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