Gartner: 2012 mobile phone sales declined 1.7% worldwide; Apple iPhone sales up 22.6% YOY - MacDailyNews
Gartner: Smartphone sales declined for first time ever in Q4 2017 - GSMArena.com news
Apple Needs To Regain Command Of Smartphone Buzz
Gartner: Q1 Global Smartphone Sales Down 20.2%
Gartner says smartphone sales declined for the first time ever in Q4 | TechSpot Forums
With sanctions yet to bite, Huawei sees strong smartphone sales growth - SiliconANGLE
Gartner: Apple iPhone No.1 in global smartphone sales in Q421
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Gartner: Android Share Jumps To 25.5 Percent, Now Second Most Popular OS Worldwide | TechCrunch
Gartner Says Worldwide Smartphone Sales Grew 26 Percent in Q1 2021
Gartner: Android accounted for 87.7% of global smartphone sales in the second quarter - PhoneArena
Gartner: Global smartphone shipments grew 1.4% in Q3 2018 | VentureBeat
Global smartphone sales to increase by 11.4% in 2021 - to hit 1.5 billion -
Gartner says global smartphone sales declined 6.8% in third quarter of 2021 | TelecomTV
Gartner: mobile phone sales fell two percent last quarter, Samsung confirmed as numero uno
Samsung sees biggest sales decline since Gartner started tracking it
Gartner: Smartphone sales declined for first time ever in Q4 2017 - GSMArena.com news
World-Wide Smartphones Sales (Thousands of Units) (Source: Technology... | Download Scientific Diagram
Apple iPhone sales took a nosedive in 2018: Gartner | ZDNET
Apple iPhone sales took a nosedive in 2018: Gartner | ZDNET
Gartner: Global smartphone sales will increase by 11% in 2021
Gartner reports that while Global Smartphone sales fell slightly in Q4 2019, Apple actually grew due to demand for iPhone 11 - Patently Apple
Gartner: Global smartphone shipments grew 1.4% in Q3 2018 | VentureBeat
Gartner: Android ranks 2nd in global smartphones - CNET
Android leads, Windows phones fade further in Gartner's smartphone sales report | PCWorld
Gartner: Worldwide iPhone sales grew 36% YOY, while Samsung sales fell 5.3% - 9to5Mac
