Apple downfalls from the Top 5 mobile sellers in China
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China is the biggest mobile market in Asia and that is the reason all the big companies focus on it and want get a better rank in the Chinese mobile markets. It is said that one out is six dollars is spend on the Apple devices in the China. The Apple is focusing the China too and working to secure a bright future in the Chinese mobile mega malls.
China Economic Net, a researchers group just published a sales chart for the mobile phone companies. According to them in the month of April 2012 Apple sale was remained 8.52% of total mobile phone sold in this month. The Samsung was the topper for this month with the sale of 22.75% and Coolpad got the number 2nd position with 11.7%. Huawei achieved 10.92% of the total mobile sales, Lenovo share was 10.21% with all its product which include computer, mobiles and mp3s. Top 5 ranking closed with the ZTE who secured the 9.28% of total sale. Apple got the 6th position in the Chinese markets in the month of April 2012.
Few other international mobile companies are even far behind then Apple. In other companies we have the Motorola Mobility with 4.14%, Nokia With 3.95% and HTC One with just 2.82%. Although Nokia launched its Lumia series in China and HTC released its One series but they did not get that fame which was expected.
The demands for the mobile phones are increasing in China and users seem to be more interested in 3G mobile phones. Currently three mobile operators are providing their service for it which are China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom.
It is said that first impression is the last impression and this time iPhone of Apple seems failed to make its first impression on the Chinese market, will the second impression will cover it or not? If we look the numbers of sales by Apple devices rather than its percentage it is not bad at all. Definitely there is a huge number of sold Apple devices in the China but to get a better rank in the market they still have to do a lot of work.
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