After 4 long years, Huawei regains the top spot of the Chinese phone market with 19.7%, Apple falls to the second spot with 16.8%

[beijingwalker]

After 4 long years, Huawei regains the top spot of the Chinese phone market with 19.7%, Apple falls to the second spot with 16.8%

 

[MH.Yang]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger！

 

[gambit]

By the Party's order...

 

[kankan326]

By the Party's order...

The party should completely ban Iphone, like US government did to Huawei

 

[retaxis]

Its incredible China already challenging US in tech sector. Looking at the early 2000s and 90s time, China wasn't expected to challenge US in high tech area of vehicles, phones etc until 2040s but in our timeline by the 2040s US would have already crumbled under their demographic social political issues

 

[beijingwalker]

By the Party's order...

You badly need a thorough mental checkup.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Wait...Apple was #1??

 

[beijingwalker]

Wait...Apple was #1??

Based on your haters, Huawei had been dead due to US sanctions for years by now. And US only has Apple (which are mostly made in China too) , but China has several Huawei size phone makers sharing the market.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Based on your haters, Huawei had been dead due to US sanctions for years by now. And US only has Apple (which are mostly made in China too) , but China has several Huawei size phone makers sharing the market.

How was it dead? Did the Chinese simply refuse to buy their phones?

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Its incredible China already challenging US in tech sector. Looking at the early 2000s and 90s time, China wasn't expected to challenge US in high tech area of vehicles, phones etc until 2040s

Well that's what happens when you require TOT for foreign cars made in China or leverage existing Western chipmaking technology advances.

BTW

 

[KAL-EL]

Wait...Apple was #1??

You know, I'm not exactly an Apple fan in general, but it's amazing how some people here get so triggered by Apple

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

You know, I'm not exactly an Apple fan in general, but it's amazing how some people here get so triggered by Apple

Every year there are multiple threads about how Apple is now a "has-been" in China and here they are posting it was #1. The smokescreens are unreal.

They have been saying that about Tesla...and I find out the Tesla Model Y is actually going to likely be the top selling car in China for 2023..and that includes gasoline car sales...not just EVs. Tesla can't even pull that off in the US.

 

[beijingwalker]

How was it dead? Did the Chinese simply refuse to buy their phones?

Haters are stupid to believe that Huawei is just dead because of US sanctions

Every year there are multiple threads about how Apple is now a "has-been" in China

Who said that? you? the vast majority of apple phones are made in China, doing its part to support China's economy and employment, why we want it to be has been?

Apple relies heavily on Foxconn's Zhengzhou facility for iPhone production. The factory is responsible for 70 per cent of global iPhone shipments. Last year 80% of iPhone 14 models were made in Zhengzhou, which has been dubbed "iPhone City".

 

[KAL-EL]

Every year there are multiple threads about how Apple is now a "has-been" in China and here they are posting it was #1. The smokescreens are unreal.

They have been saying that about Tesla...and I find out the Tesla Model Y is actually going to likely be the top selling car in China for 2023..and that includes gasoline car sales...not just EVs.

Exactly why silly statements made by some hyper-nationalists here shouldn't be taken seriously and don't reflect the real world

 

[beijingwalker]

Apple relies heavily on Foxconn's Zhengzhou facility for iPhone production. The factory is responsible for 70 per cent of global iPhone shipments. Last year 80% of iPhone 14 models were made in Zhengzhou, which has been dubbed "iPhone City".

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