A breakdown of the proportion of mobile phone sales worldwide between 2005 and 2006 is presented in the table. Overall, it can be seen that all of mobile phone types revealed a minimal change over the time. In any case, although the worldwide market share has been dominated by Nokia, there was a sharp increase in the percentage sales.
To begin, the most popular device in the beginning period was Nokia, at 32,5 % market share. Compared with selling of Motorola and Other brands presented less than 20%, so the gap between these mobile had widened range of sales. Interestingly, both of them saw a rapid rise by 30% in the next a year. In the same time, Nokia was still recorded as the highest sales in the worldwide market share.
Turning to the remaining brands, starting at under 15% all of types showed a various change. There was a minimal growth in Sony Ericsson market share to 7,4% in 2006. In contrast, Samsung, L.G and BenQ Mobile represented a sharp down, even one of them became the lowest percentage in the worldwide market share in the last period.
To begin, the most popular device in the beginning period was Nokia, at 32,5 % market share. Compared with selling of Motorola and Other brands presented less than 20%, so the gap between these mobile had widened range of sales. Interestingly, both of them saw a rapid rise by 30% in the next a year. In the same time, Nokia was still recorded as the highest sales in the worldwide market share.
Turning to the remaining brands, starting at under 15% all of types showed a various change. There was a minimal growth in Sony Ericsson market share to 7,4% in 2006. In contrast, Samsung, L.G and BenQ Mobile represented a sharp down, even one of them became the lowest percentage in the worldwide market share in the last period.
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