Handset_Country_ShareSmartphone Country Share

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Author: Woody Oh
Publication Date: Mar 10 2022
Pages: 14
 Report Type: Data Table, Excel

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Report Summary:

LTE-Advanced handsets in most of countries that we track in this report have continued to show somewhat different dynamics as more 5G smartphones are shipped to those countries since last year. 5G dynamics have substantially started to change 4G dynamics. In Q4 2021, India has become the biggest LTE-A handset market in the world for six quarters in a row, by volume. China, the US, Japan and South Korea all significantly declined annually in terms of LTE-A handset shipment during the quarter, mostly due to more focus on 5G devices.
Table of Contents

1 Title Page
2 Table of Contents
3 Analysis
4 Pivot
5 USA
6 China
7 India
8 Japan
9 South Korea
10 Regions
11 Definitions
12 Methodology
13 How We Can Help You
14 Contacts


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