Jan 27, 2014 #1 T Tero Kuittinen Guest HTC and BlackBerry each reported dismal Christmas-quarter results — but they're both terminal losers. Nokia turned in a shocking sequential smartphone unit decline in Q4 — but that's another vendor in trouble. We saw LG report a surprise loss in its mobile division — but that company is also a bit wobbly. Smartphone behemoth Samsung even delivered a sequential handset sales decline last quarter... but, umm, maybe that was because Apple did so spectacularly well? Except Apple just missed the iPhone volume consensus by more than 6 million units for the Christmas quarter. Continue reading... Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
HTC and BlackBerry each reported dismal Christmas-quarter results — but they're both terminal losers. Nokia turned in a shocking sequential smartphone unit decline in Q4 — but that's another vendor in trouble. We saw LG report a surprise loss in its mobile division — but that company is also a bit wobbly. Smartphone behemoth Samsung even delivered a sequential handset sales decline last quarter... but, umm, maybe that was because Apple did so spectacularly well? Except Apple just missed the iPhone volume consensus by more than 6 million units for the Christmas quarter. Continue reading... Via BRG - Boy Genius Report