IDC Top Smartphones vendors and makers for 2010 - Question 27

passyjango

According to IDC, which are the top 5 smartphone vendors for 2010. For each vendor state the units sold/shipped and the market share.<br /><br />Best answer (in our judgment) gets a N200 MTN Recharge PIN. Click Reply/Comment to answer. Result in 5 to 6 hours.<br /><br />Terms and conditions apply.

spacyzuma

According to the IDC report on Jan 27, 2011, the top 5 smartphone vendors are<br /><br />1. Nokia  -  100.3 million units  -  33.1% of market share<br />2. RIM  -  48.8 million units  -  16.1%<br />3. Apple  -  47.5 million units  -  15.7%<br />4. Samsung  -  23 million units  -  7.6%<br />5. HTC  -  21.5 million units  -  7.1%

charlsecy

In the right order, they are Nokia, Research in Motion, Apple, HTC and Samsung

skillz4u

Top Five Smartphone Vendors,<br />Shipments, and Market Share,<br />Q4 2010 (Units in Millions)<br />Vendor<br />4Q10 Units Shipped<br />4Q10 Market Share<br />4Q09 Units Shipped<br />4Q09 Market Share<br />Year-over-year growth<br />Nokia<br />28.3<br />28.0%<br />20.8<br />38.6%<br />36.1%<br />Apple<br />16.2<br />16.1%<br />8.7<br />16.1%<br />86.2%<br />Research In Motion<br />14.6<br />14.5%<br />10.7<br />19.9%<br />36.4%<br />Samsung<br />9.7<br />9.6%<br />1.8<br />3.3%<br />438.9%<br />HTC<br />8.6<br />8.5%<br />2.4<br />4.5%<br />258.3%<br />hope i'l make it

opebab

According to the International Data Corporation,<br />Top Five Mobile Phone Vendors are as follows<br /><br />Nokia maintained the top spot in the overall mobile phone market despite year-over-year unit shipment growth of less than 2% in new chief executive Steven Elop's first quarter at the helm. The company grew converged mobile device shipments 61% in 3Q10, but average selling prices for the device type dropped to €136, compared to €190 in the same quarter last year. Nokia attributed the plunge to price pressure from competitors and its stated desire to reach more customers. Nokia hopes the C8 and C7 devices will boost ASPs in future.<br /><br />Samsung marked a new milestone during the third quarter, pushing through the 70 million unit mark for the first time in the company's history. In addition, the company more than doubled the number of converged mobile device shipments from the previous quarter. Driving this was the worldwide release of its Galaxy S i9000 converged mobile device, as well as its bada-based Wave model. Looking ahead to the fourth quarter, Samsung appears poised to bring more smartphones to market, with a new Wave 2 awaiting launch and more mass-market devices for emerging markets.<br /><br />LG Electronics missed its 3Q10 total mobile phone and smartphone shipment growth targets, resulting in an overall double-digit shipment decrease when compared to the same quarter one year ago. LG has yet to make a significant impact in the smartphone category unlike its competitors. Although operating margin returned to the same levels as a year ago, sales and profitability both fell significantly. By the end of the quarter, LG replaced its CEO Nam Yong with Koo Bon-Joon, head of LG's trading firm, LG International.<br /><br />Apple leapt ahead of several vendors in 3Q10 including RIM, which it surpassed by 1.7-million units, and Sony Ericsson by 3.7-million units. The company's record shipment performance can be attributed to the introduction of the iPhone 4 in 17 new countries last quarter. The record performance came despite "Antennagate," the name used to describe the controversy around alleged iPhone reception problems, in July.<br /><br />Research In Motion posted a record number of unit shipments in 3Q10. The BlackBerry maker continues to grow in Latin America, for example, due to the success of the Curve 8520 entry-level model, which has helped drive growth in most emerging markets. The vendor's results were also boosted by the introduction of the higher-cost Torch in the United States, a key market due to the size and intensity of competition.<br /><br />SonyEricsson, which shipped 10.4 million units in 3Q10, fell off the Top 5 list for the first time since the Tracker was conceived in 2004.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />

wintex

Nokia, Apple, Research in motion, Samsung and Htc

Andy4real

1.Nokia-100.3 million units shipped.33.1% market share 2.Research in motion(RIM)-48.8 million units shipped.16.1% market share 3.Apple-47.5 million units shipped 15.7%market share 4.Samsung-23million units shipped 7.6%market share 5.HTC-21.5 million units shipped 7.1%  market share.

larry

1) Nokia 453 million units (32.6%)<br />2) Samsung 280.2 million units (20.2%)<br />3) LG 116.7 million units (8.4%)<br />4) ZTE 51.8 million units (3.7%)<br />5) RIM (BlackBerry) 48.8 million units (3.2%)

Adigun

1) Nokia 453 million units (32.6%)<br />2) Samsung 280.2 million units (20.2%)<br />3) LG 116.7 million units (8.4%)<br />4) ZTE 51.8 million units (3.7%)<br />5) RIM (BlackBerry) 48.8 million units (3.2%)

lanre

1) Nokia 453 million units (32.6%)<br />2) Samsung 280.2 million units (20.2%)<br />3) LG 116.7 million units (8.4%)<br />4) ZTE 51.8 million units (3.7%)<br />5) RIM (BlackBerry) 48.8 million units (3.2%)

Astronaut

The Vendors are: Nokia, samsung, sony ericsson, LG Electronics and Research in motion.<br />1. Nokia. Units shipped:107.8, market share: 36.6%<br />2. Samsung. Units shipped: 64.3, market share: 21.8%<br />3. LG Electronics. Units shipped: 27.1, market share: 9.2%<br />4. Research In<br />Motion. Units shipped: 10.6, market share: 3.6% <br />5. Sony Ericsson. Units shipped: 10.5, market share: 3.6%.

passyjango

Congratulations spacyzuma, your answer has been selected as the first correct answer. I have sent you your N200 MTN PIN prize.<br /><br />According to IDC the top five vendors of smartphones for 2010 were:<br /><br />1) Nokia 100.3 million units (33.1%)<br />2) RIM (Blackberry) 48.8 million units (16.1%)<br />3) Apple 47.5 million units (15.7%)<br />4) Samsung 23 million units (7.6%)<br />5) HTC 21.5 million units (7.1%)