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Global LTE Handset Vendor Shipments by Country Q2 2014



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Report Summary:

Global LTE handset shipments grew by 54% annually in Q2 2014. The US, Japan and Europe continued to witness rapid 4G growth, while new-entrant China rapidly established itself as the second-largest LTE market. Dozens of LTE handset models from Samsung, Apple, LG, ZTE and Sony are now flooding the market. The United States remains by far the world's largest LTE country, boosted by fierce competition among handset vendors and robust carrier subsidies. This report tracks global LTE handset shipments and vendor marketshare for 17 major vendors in 5 major LTE countries from Q1 2012 through Q2 2014.
Table of Contents

    1. Title Page
    2. ANALYSIS
    3. Chart
    4. Q2 2014
    5. Q1 2014
    6. FY 2013
    7. Q4 2013
    8. Q3 2013
    9. Q2 2013
    10. Q1 2013
    11. FY 2012
    12. Q4 2012
    13. Q3 2012
    14. Q2 2012
    15. Q1 2012
    16. Methodology
    17. Contacts


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