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Takwimu za mauzo ya Simu zilizotolea na Mtandao wa #StatCounter zimeonesha kampuni ya Kampuni ya #Samsung inaongoza kwa idadi kubwa ya Simu zake kununuliwa kwenye Soko la #Afrika huku ikishi nafasi ya pili kwenye soko la Dunia nzima.
Kampuni ya #Apple ikiwa na Simu za iPhone iko nafasi ya 2 kwenye soko la Afrika huku ikiongoza kwenye soko la Dunia nzima ikiwa na 30.61% ya wateja. Kampuni za #China zinazozalisha Simu za #Huawei, #Xiaomi, #Oppo, #Tecno, #Itel, #Infinix na #Vivo nazo zimeendelea kushika soko la Afrika.
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As the number of smartphone users worldwide increases year after year, it’s no surprise that mobile commerce sales are also reaching all-time highs. That said, knowing certain mobile usage statistics can come in handy when crafting a digital marketing strategy.
The latest statistics on the smartphone market share worldwide show that as of April 2023, US phone maker Apple leads the pack, with a market share of 30.44%. This means that more than three in 10 smartphone users worldwide use an Apple phone.
Second on the list of the most popular smartphone manufacturers is Samsung. The South Korean brand has 26.1% of the smartphone market share, just 4.34 percentage points less than Apple.
Apple and Samsung dominate the smartphone industry and own a combined 56.54% of the total smartphone market share. In fact, these two smartphone manufacturers have been leading the market since 2013. That year, both their market shares surpassed Nokia’s, a Finnish phone brand that was immensely popular in the 2000s.
The data also shows that Apple and Samsung have been swapping places over the past year or so. Up until September 2021, Samsung had had a consistent run as the market leader—albeit only marginally. But Apple overtook Samsung that October and held the lead for a few months before Samsung regained it in March 2022. October 2022 is the first time since then that Apple has taken the lead yet again, and the two have been trading places every few months since then.
Xiaomi is the third-largest smartphone brand, with 11.72% of the total market share. This is impressive for the Chinese company, considering it was founded only in 2010. The bulk of Xiaomi’s growth came in the past five years. Prior to 2017, the phone maker only had around 2% of the market share. That year, however, it more than doubled its share, ending the year with 4.75%.
After Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo follow, with 6.37% and 5.1% of the market share, respectively. The sixth-largest smartphone manufacturer is Huawei, which holds 4.12% of the smartphone market share.
Together, these six brands own 83.85% of the global smartphone market share. In other words, more than four out of every five smartphones being used worldwide are manufactured by them.
Out of all the top phone brands in the world, only Apple is based in the United States. In fact, the remaining five hail from Asia—specifically, China and South Korea.
