DSCC: Samsung was the top foldable maker in Q4, but Huawei will overtake it in Q1

12 March 2024
At least temporarily, until the new Galaxy Z generation arrives. Clamshell foldables will become more popular this year.

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yalim, 13 Mar 2024there are serious barriers in general usability which only ... moreI have NFC payment on my old P40...

    Anonymous, 13 Mar 2024Huawei employee, and their family (being forced).🤣You could somewhat say that, but remember the Chinese people knew that one of their most popular and important brands are being targeted by jealousy and protectionism, so they will support Huawei as supporting local brands can boost their own economy.

    Another is Huawei outside China, their key markets are: Asia, Europe, Africa and South America but again Huawei have a lesser presence internationally due to the lack of Google Services but in China Huawei is being supported by Chinese because of nationalism, economy and the fact that the Chinese does not need google.

      Anonymous, 13 Mar 2024Using a flagship with latest 7nm-10nm "flagship" ... moreSo the logic for you is that smaller transistor = more performance, so a Snapdragon 778g is more powerful than a Snapdragon 865 because the 865 is a 7nm and the 778g is a 6nm?

      So who is the joke? Of course it's you

      Let me also remind you that the Kirin 9000s, a 7nm chipset is more powerful than a snapdragon 7 gen 1 and 7s gen 2, and what are the transistor sizes of those 2? 4nm. According to their benchmarks the kirin 9000s a 7nm scores almost 900k, matching the power of the Snapdragon 888 plus, you could look it for yourself "smart guy".


      One more thing, smaller transistor size means smaller power consumption, but according to nanoreview the kirin 9000s, a 7nm chipset consumes 1 watt less than the Snapdragon 888 plus. So does the transistor size matter anymore? It does, but it doesn't mean that smaller transistor sizes is better. So do some research before trying to comment so you would not end up to be a joke.


      But at least the kirin 9000s have a low stability score, I could give you that.

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        Vin Aigre, 13 Mar 2024Useless? I do not think so. When you like privacy and s... morethere are serious barriers in general usability which only tech enthusiasts can solve and live with. there is also no NFC payment or HDR streaming support. no voice assistant. old SoC and slow storage chips. Huawei detaching from Google or Apple doesn't mean that you are not attached to Huawei servers. you just rely on another brand.

          yalim, 13 Mar 2024i work with Huawei on corporate level. even Huawei employee... moreUseless? I do not think so.

          When you like privacy and security, Huawei is the phone to have.

            Anonymous, 13 Mar 2024Huawei employee, and their family (being forced).🤣I do not see what is funny here.

            I think you should throw your TV from the window, it has a bad influence on you.

              Anonymous, 13 Mar 2024Using a flagship with latest 7nm-10nm "flagship" ... moreIt's smarter to buy an ergonomical and reliable smartphone with a weaker processor than to buy some "flagship" smartphone with the latest processor but with a bad reliability.

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                Vin Aigre, 12 Mar 2024Smart people.i work with Huawei on corporate level. even Huawei employees use iphone or samsung. huawei phones are useless if you don't live in China.

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                  Aierlan, 12 Mar 2024From my observations of those around me I think their main ... morei understand that, it is popular in China because it is a fully featured phone in homeland except it's old SoC. however, it has many sw and feature restrictions all around the world. since huawei still has high prices globally, it has almost no market share in any segment anymore.

                    JSK888, 13 Mar 2024I'm using this MicroG Services for 5 months and there ... moreToo late my friend, I switched to S23 Ultra but still keeping the mighty Mate 20X 5G as a media device because that device will not come again in history 😁

                      Mahmood Albraim, 12 Mar 2024I tried it, it's inconvenient. Do you believe that eve... moreI'm using this MicroG Services for 5 months and there was no any problems, lags, bugs or software issues. Plus, it is as fast as the GMS phones in terms of Microsoft Teams, YouTube, Gmail, Google, Google Maps and so on. Maybe you should factory reset your phone and download again.

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                        yalim, 12 Mar 2024who buys any huawei phone nowadays?Huawei employee, and their family (being forced).🤣

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                          Vin Aigre, 12 Mar 2024Smart people.Using a flagship with latest 7nm-10nm "flagship" chip in 2024 is considered being smart now?

                          Nice joke. I appreciate that😂👍

                            yalim, 12 Mar 2024who buys any huawei phone nowadays?From my observations of those around me I think their main class of consumer at least for their flagship phones and foldables is the highly educated professional classes in the larger first tier and new first tier cities in China. Another major group would be successful business people who run their own businesses and are very well off. Basically the brand is very popular amongst wealthier people in China

                              yalim, 12 Mar 2024who buys any huawei phone nowadays?Smart people.

                                Coming from someone who hasn't tried one. You don't notice it after you actually use one

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                                  NickValok, 12 Mar 2024Samsung sells foldables all over the world, but Huawei only... moreIt's not the most recent data, but will give you an answer
                                  https://www.counterpointresearch.com/insights/global-foldable-smartphone-shipments-q2-2023/
                                  58 percentage of all foldable phones were sold in China...

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                                    who buys any huawei phone nowadays?

                                      JSK888, 12 Mar 2024It's "OFFICIALLY" not supporting GMS. Which ... moreI tried it, it's inconvenient. Do you believe that even Microsoft Teams didn't work because of the absence of Google play services?

                                        Mahmood Albraim, 12 Mar 2024If Honor starts to provide Honor cloud along with their Hon... moreIt's "OFFICIALLY" not supporting GMS. Which means, when you unbox the phone, you will not have any Google apps. But this doesn't mean that you can't "NEVER" download Google apps on Huawei phones. I don't understand people who says "buying an Huawei phones are stupid because Huawei phones does not support Google apps from the box". What's the problem? Just use the Micro G Services. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GX0rD73K1dE&list=WL&index=16&pp=gAQBiAQB

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