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Long-soaring smartphone market heading to earth

3 June 2018 By admin

Long-soaring smartphone market heading to earth:

Long-soaring smartphone market heading to earth: The smartphone market began to hit saturation in 2016 much the way the tablet and personal computer markets did years earlier. “It doesn’t mean it is not a strong market — it is a huge market — but it means vendors have to think differently,” O’Donnell told AFP. Smartphone sellers with slices of the market

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