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30% growth for the Premium segment; entry level (<$150) declining 19%. In a declining market. Apple seems to be booming. Source: Counterpoint Research NB: The “Others” captured a 16% share in Q1 2026, up f… The rest of…
Vision Pro now life-enhancing technology Apple announced new features for users to control power wheelchairs with Apple Vision Pro using their eyes. A new power wheelchair control feature leverages the precision…
Android down 14.4%. Small players getting crushed. Apple’s quarter one (Q1) 2026 iPhone sales volume in the US was up 1.3% year-over-year (YoY), outperforming the country’s overall smartphone market. That market declined…
Q4 expectation: down 50% y/y “Within the PC segment, Chromebooks are currently the most impacted category, with volumes declining significantly,” said Kieren Jessop, Principal Analyst at Omdia. “Production indicators…
Fundamentals are breaking; Profits evaporate; Competitors flee; Android logic questioned Apple’s revenue climbed 22% YoY in Q1 2026, registering the fastest growth among the top five smartphone brands while also hitting…
The commodities strike back Alphabet generated $73.266 billion in free cash flow in FY2025, which sounds enormous until you look at what’s coming. CEO Sundar Pichai has guided for 2026 capital expenditures in the range…
Concentration into top 10 now highest ever. Apple’s iPhone 17 was the world’s best-selling smartphone in quarter one of 2026, capturing 6% of global unit sales, according to Counterpoint Research’s latest Global Handset…
Don’t confuse R&D with CapEx Apple’s R&D spending hit 10.3% of revenue in the March quarter, as the the tech giant ramps up investments in artificial intelligence. The increase puts Apple closer to the rest of megacap…
History says yes. The global smartphone market is facing structural pressure from rising memory prices. In particular, the spread of AI technology is sharply increasing demand for high-performance memory, tightening…
Measuring how far India will go in production. According to The Economic Times, citing unnamed sources, “Tata Electronics has expanded its workforce to 75,000, surpassing Taiwanese rival Foxconn’s headcount in the…
