Monday, October 28, 2013
The Smartphone Industry Is Doing The Talking In The Emerging Markets
In 2008, smartphones had a little share of 11% in the global cellphone
industry. By 2012, the market for android phones boomed, with the market
share of smartphones rising up to a good 44%.
Statistics show that 1.7 billion phones were sold globally, out of
which 712 million were smartphones. There is one key reason behind this-
the emerging markets focus on price, since the consumers are price
conscious. Rightly so, the consumers would always opt for an affordable
smartphone, as the emerging markets are providing them with innumerous
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