The report stating Samsung beat Apple in China was false. A report by Melanie Lee and Miyoung Kim for Reuters stated that Samsung beat Apple in China. However, another report from CNNMoney written by Philip Elmer-DeWitt claimed that the real situation in the Chinese smartphone market was actually different.
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Samsung, still the top choice in Chinese smartphone market
American smartphone maker Apple Inc fails to beat South Korean giant Samsung in the Chinese market. Tim Cook, Apple Inc's Chief Executive Officer, believes that the leading smartphone maker can crack into and dominate the Chinese mobile market.
Apple’s problem is outside smartphone’s realm
The tech giant’s website was recently hacked which posed a US$100 billion worth setbacks for American businesses.
Dialog Semiconductor reports two-month record high after strong iPhone sales
Apple Inc's German supplier reported a two-month record high after the sales of iPhones surpassed the estimates of analysts.
Malaysia, Huawei's new target
During Huawei's product launch in Kuala Lumpur, the company stated that they are fighting to enter the top three in Malaysia's smartphone market.
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