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Can Huawei Be A Competitor For Samsung And Apple??

Today I came across a new technological news in the television. Actually it is about a Phone. It says The Huawei smartphone company have launched a new smartphone to the mobile industry. The name they have given is Huawei Mate 20 Pro.  Most of the time what he did was comparing the features with iPhone Max or with Samsung. At that time what I thought was, "is this phone is that much good to compare with these giants." I really need to find the features of this phone. It seems like Huawei is innovating to cope with the race between the smartphone companies. Okay, if you take a look at these phones they are all, look alike with their sleek body, small top notch ( Actually the new Samsung note 9 has no top notch) tempting designs etc. If you like to get a clear vision about the best smartphone among these three you must be a person who knows everything about smartphones, from head to toe. ( Honestly I'm not that kind ) Here are something that I understood from this
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Apple Takes 104% of All Smartphone Profits Following Galaxy Note 7 Recall

Apple accounted for over 100 percent of smartphone industry profits in the third quarter of this year, according to estimates published by BMO Capital Markets on Thursday.

Analyst Tim Long, quoted in the Investor's Business Daily, said Apple's staggering 103.6 percent profit share in Q3 2016 came largely as a result of significant losses posted by rival vendors including LG and HTC, and despite Apple continuing to shift fewer handsets year on year.



Based on units alone, Samsung accounted for 21.7 percent of all smartphones sold, with Apple coming in second with a 13.2 percent share. In terms of profits however, Samsung came a distant second to Apple, capturing only a 0.9 percent share.

""Samsung ceded market share in smartphone shipments to Apple and Chinese vendors in the third quarter because of its Galaxy Note 7 troubles, Long said. He expects further share loss by Samsung in the current quarter. Apple captured over 100% of smartphone industry profits for the first time, thanks in part to Samsung's weaker results, Long said.
If accurate, the estimates represent the first time Apple has achieved smartphone industry profits of over 100 percent - an impressive number for a company owning only around 12 percent of the market.""

According to the same report, Apple managed 90 percent profit share in the same quarter a year ago. However, this year Apple's iPhone 7 numbers were undoubtedly helped by Samsung's hugely damaging Galaxy Note 7 recall and discontinuation, which effectively took the South Korean company out of this year's flagship smartphone race, indicating Apple's profit share is unlikely to be sustained in the long term.

Despite the impressive numbers, Apple's recent third quarter financial results reported its first full-year revenue decline for Apple since 2001, although Apple expects to return to revenue growth in the holiday season on the back of sales of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.

Posted By Mozzek 
credit macrumors 

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