This report concerns five cell phone companies that sold millions of phones over three specific years, and the bar chart details each mobile corporation's performance in each period.
Generally speaking, in 2009 and 2011, Nokia led the pack, whereas Apple took the last place in 2009, and consumers purchased ZTE the least in 2011. Another clearly evident revelation is that Samsung surpassed everyone in sales in 2013, and ZTE repeated its 2011 placement. Finally, ZTE sales rose each year, while LG minimally decreased over this time.
Samsung led Apple in 2009 by about 200 million in sales, and this difference slightly increased to a difference of around 220 million sales by 2011. In 2009 Nokia sold approximately 450 million phones, which exceeded LG by 325 million and ZTE by 400 million! In 2011 LG bettered ZTE sales by around 25 million, but in 2013 we can see a reversal with ZTE moving moderately ahead by a few million.
In 2013 Nokia sales fell by 200 million from their 2009 transactions; oppositely, Samsung doubled its consumer purchases by 200 million. Apple sold six times as many phones in 2013 than in 2009. By 2013 sold 100 million less in phone merchandise.
This report concerns five cell
phone
companies
that sold
millions
of
phones
over three specific years, and the bar chart
details
each mobile corporation's performance in each period.
Generally
speaking, in 2009 and 2011, Nokia led the pack, whereas Apple took the last place in 2009, and consumers
purchased
ZTE
the least in 2011. Another
clearly
evident revelation is that Samsung surpassed everyone in
sales
in 2013, and
ZTE
repeated its 2011 placement.
Finally
,
ZTE
sales
rose each year, while LG
minimally
decreased over this time.
Samsung led Apple in 2009 by about 200
million
in
sales
, and this difference
slightly
increased to a difference of around 220
million
sales
by 2011. In 2009 Nokia sold approximately 450
million
phones
, which exceeded LG by 325
million
and
ZTE
by 400
million
! In 2011 LG bettered
ZTE
sales
by around 25
million
,
but
in 2013 we can
see
a reversal with
ZTE
moving
moderately
ahead by a few million.
In
2013 Nokia
sales
fell by 200
million
from their 2009 transactions;
oppositely
, Samsung doubled its consumer
purchases
by 200
million
. Apple sold six times as
many
phones
in 2013 than in 2009. By 2013 sold 100
million
less in
phone
merchandise.