The table provides data about how many million telephones were vended from several different brands per year from 2006 to 2012. Overall, two of the companies (Nokia and Samsung) maintained bigger sales throughout the six-year period compared to the other three (Ericsson, Motorola and Apple).
In 2016, Nokia sold the highest number of mobile phones (345 million) whereas Apple did not make any sales. However, from the following year the number of phones purchased from Apple started to increase rapidly, reaching its peak in 2012 (135. 8 million). Likewise, the figure of telephones bought from Samsung rose gradually through the time period and in 2012 it climbed to 396. 5 million, which ultimately made Samsung the most preferred brand among the rest. In contrast, the number of mobile devices sold by Nokia constantly fluctuated, falling to 335 million at the end of the period. But eventually the sales of the company remained bigger than those of Apple.
On the other hand, during the first year of the period fewer phones were purchased from Samsung than from Motorola, 117 million and 210 million, respectively. Despite that fact, the number of mobile phones sold by Motorola gradually declined afterwards. Similarly, the number of those vended by Ericsson experienced a parallel and in 2012 both Motorola and Ericsson sold 28 million mobile devices.
The table provides data about how
many
million
telephones
were vended
from several
different
brands per year from 2006 to 2012.
Overall
, two of the
companies
(Nokia and Samsung) maintained bigger sales throughout the six-year
period
compared to the other three (Ericsson, Motorola and Apple).
In 2016, Nokia sold the highest
number
of mobile
phones
(345
million)
whereas Apple did not
make
any sales.
However
, from the following year the
number
of
phones
purchased
from Apple
started
to increase
rapidly
, reaching its peak in 2012 (135. 8
million)
.
Likewise
, the figure of telephones
bought
from Samsung rose
gradually
through the time
period
and in 2012 it climbed to 396. 5
million
, which
ultimately
made Samsung the most preferred brand among the rest.
In contrast
, the
number
of mobile devices sold by Nokia
constantly
fluctuated, falling to 335
million
at the
end
of the
period
.
But
eventually
the sales of the
company
remained bigger than those of Apple.
On the other hand
, during the
first
year of the
period
fewer
phones
were
purchased
from Samsung than from Motorola, 117
million
and 210
million
,
respectively
. Despite that fact, the
number
of mobile
phones
sold by Motorola
gradually
declined afterwards.
Similarly
, the
number
of those vended by Ericsson experienced a parallel and in 2012 both Motorola and Ericsson sold 28
million
mobile devices.