iPhone sales increased by no less than 416% in China in just one month, according to Barclays analyst Tim Long and based on information from the country’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
While the reasons for the jump are more than obvious, the analyst says Apple managed to sell about 2.5 million units, which is an important share of all 21.8 million smartphones sold in China during the entire month.
No less than 6.2 million units were 5G phones, an increase of 161% from the previous month. The Android ecosystem accounted for 88 percent of all phones sold last month in China, a 4 percent drop from the previous month.
Why is this important for Apple? The reason is as simple as it could be. Apple increasing its sales during these difficult times show that demand for the iPhone remains strong, even without support for 5G.
Of course… (read more)
Remember to like our Facebook and our twitter @macheatdotcom for a chance to win a free iPad Pro every month!
Quick Links: How To Install Steam On Mac | Download Mac Apps | Mac Games
