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Apple is back on top in the fiercely fought global smartphone market according to Gartner – but Chinese vendors are making big inroads.

Lenovo shared its business strategy at a recent event with a clear focus on what it means for channel partners.

The global smartphone market experienced growth in Q4 2016, with vendors shipping a total of 428.5 million units, according to IDC.

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Apple poised to forge manufacturing ties in India, eyeing local iPhone assembly in a burgeoning smartphone market.

Asia Pacific PC market sees 5.5% YoY decrease in 2016, but commercial market contracts by only 1.4%, says IDC.

Worldwide PC shipments in Q4 2016 totalled 70.2 million units, with a 1.5% decline YoY, according to IDC's tracker.

IDC predicts that 4G smartphone shipments will reach 1 billion this year as emerging markets catch up, but growth is slower than last year.

Indian demonetization slows down devices market, with cash dominating transactions, says IDC. Q4 2016 expected to contract.

India's smartphone market hits a record-high with over 30 million shipments, driven by festive sales and a strong online presence.

Apple Watch shipments drive significant growth in global smart watch market, with 2.8 million units shipped in Q3 2016.

New statistics from IDC show that despite Samsung's Galaxy Note7 being removed from the market, this has had no effect on global smartphone shipments.

PC vendors are competing in the global market despite challenges, with the market declining by 3.9% in Q3, according to IDC.

Global smartphone shipments are expected to grow this year despite Apple posting its first annual decline. APAC can expect 13% growth.

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Samsung leads with successful VR strategy as global smartphone market posts Q2 uptick, despite Apple's decline.

Global smartphone sales look to have reached its peak, with new reports forecasting sales will no longer grow in double digits.

Minimal growth this quarter is primarily attributed to strong smartphone saturation in developed markets, as well as a decline from Apple and Samsung.

Apple has announced the release of the iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, as well as a $50 price drop for the Apple Watch.

Global smartphone market to hit its first single-digit growth, slowing to 7% in 2016, as the industry braces for change, says Gartner.