Foldable phone market declines in the last three months of 2022: Report – Times of India
Foldable smartphones are creating a buzz around the industry as more brands are now entering this segment. Samsung and Motorolahave been in the foldable…
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India smartphone market declines 10% in 2022, sees lowest shipments since 2019 – Times of…
India’s smartphone market declined 10% on a year-over-year (YoY) in 2022 with 144 million shipments – the lowest since 2019, a new report has said. The…
India smartphone market declines, premium segment continues to rise in 2022
India’s smartphone shipments declined 9% on a year-over-year (YoY) basis to reach over 152 million units in 2022, a new report said, adding that the premium…
NetEase Declines Activision Blizzard’s Offer to Extend Partnership for Publishing in China
Chinese games publisher NetEase said on Wednesday it has rejected a proposal from Activision Blizzard to extend their long-time partnership for six months,…
NetEase Declines Activision Blizzard’s Offer to Extend Partnership
Chinese games publisher NetEase said on Wednesday it has rejected a proposal from Activision Blizzard to extend their long-time partnership for six months,…
Cracks are appearing in the App Store as revenue declines
A Morgan Stanley analyst named Wamsi Mohan is referencing data from app industry research firm Sensor Tower to note that App Store…
PC market declines as Mac shipments grow in 3Q22
The global PC market has suffered from another decline in the third quarter of 2022. While brands like Lenovo, HP, and Dell saw a year-over-year…
Microsoft Declines to Resist Unionisation Efforts, Highlights Growing Receptiveness in Tech Sector
Microsoft will not resist unionisation efforts from its employees, its President Brad Smith said on Thursday, in a sign of growing receptiveness in the tech…
MicroStrategy Won’t Change Bitcoin Plans Despite Recent Declines, New CFO Says
MicroStrategy Inc.’s
new chief financial officer on Wednesday said its strategy to buy and hold bitcoin long term won’t change…