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Strategy Analytics: Xiaomi surpasses Huawei's smartphone shipments month of February

According to the latest report by market research firm Strategy Analytics, Xiaomi has surpassed Huawei based on smartphone shipments in February 2020.

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Xiaomi surpasses Huawei's smartphone shipments month of February

Data from Strategy Analytics

Based on the report, Xiaomi has shipped 6 million units worldwide while Huawei shipped 5.5 million only. Samsung and Apple are at numbers 1 and 2 last Feb with 18.2 percent and 10.2 percent, respectively. OPPO and Vivo shipped 4.0 million and 3.6 million units for the 4th and 5th spots.

This is the first time that Xiaomi has re-entered the number 3 position since 2014.

The report revealed that worldwide smartphone shipments fell by 38 percent YoY to around 62 million units. Sales also dropped to 39 percent YoY or 65 million.

All of the above-mentioned brands dropped in sales. The drop in overall shipments is due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic.

Samsung dropped 13 percent and 17 percent in global shipments and sales. Apple is down by 32 and 29 percent, Huawei's shipments fell by 69 percent and 60 percent.

Source: Sina

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OPPO reveals 11 new 5G landing project members

To further accelerate the growth of 5G globally, 11 global carriers recently became new members of the "OPPO 5G Landing Project".

The new members

It aims to accelerate the global rollout of 5G

The new additions to the initiative includes Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Telefonica, Telcel, Bouygues, SFR, and Salt. Cooperation.

OPPO said that these partners will further bring "leading 5G experiences" to global consumers.

The company added that it has been proactively promoting the commercial rollout of 5G in several aspects such as 5G standard patent development, technology research and development, use case developments, and other industry collaborations.

Back in December, OPPO also announced its 5G Landing Project for the APAC (Asia-Pacific) region. The partner telco from the Philippines is Globe Telecom.

To make this possible, OPPO plans to spend CNY 50 billion (around PHP 360 billion) in the next 3 years.

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The front design of Huawei P40 appears ahead of launch

Ahead of its March 26 reveal, new leaks revealed the alleged front design of the upcoming Huawei P40 series flagship smartphones.

The alleged front design of P40 and P40 Pro

The front design of Huawei P40 appears ahead of launch

The images show that the P40 will come with a near bezel-less front with a pill-shaped cutout to house two cameras in the front. The P40 Pro, on the other hand, will sport a similar pill-shaped punch-hole design with selfie dual-cams, but with a curvier look.

The Pro will feature an In-Display fingerprint reader, but we won't be surprised if the non-pro model will have it as well. Last year, the vanilla P30 has an In-Display fingerprint scanner.

P40 family back design leak

The leak appeared a few days after well-known leaker Evan Blass revealed the "official" images showing the back panels of the P40 series. The first device has a triple-camera setup, the second one has a quad-cam setup, and the fourth one goes with a penta-cam setup.

The P40 Pro is said to highlight a ceramic back. The devices will be available in different colors such as Silver, Gold, Yellow, Gray, Blue, Black, Pearl, White, and Aurora.

The top of the line P40 phone (Pro or Premium) is expected to arrive with the Leica-tuned 52MP Sony primary camera paired with a 40MP cine wide camera.

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Source: Evan Blass

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People Who Left Devices at Apple Stores for Repair Can't Get Them Until Stores Reopen

All of Apple's retail locations outside of Greater China are closed right now, and customers who left their devices for repair are unable to pick them up until the stores reopen, an Apple spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.

Apple closed all of its stores on Saturday, March 14, but stayed open for an extra two days to allow customers to pick up devices ordered for in-store pickup or that were at the store for repair. There were, however, some people who weren't able to make it into stores to get their devices.

"We made every possible attempt to get people's products back to them," an Apple spokesperson said. "There certainly are people that, for whatever reason, did not pick up their products before we closed and their products are at our stores."

Apple's stores are closed "until further notice" with no specific reopening date, and an Apple spokesperson said there is no protocol in place for people to get their devices until the stores reopen. Apple originally planned to reopen on March 27, but later updated wording on its website with a less specific timeline.

Apple is working with customers who had their devices sent to a repair center to get them sent back to their homes rather than to retail stores for pickup.

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