Phone Market - the largest volume of the electronics industry - this leap year it become low in 2009, when the recession hit private consumption and the latest gadgets in the world.
Strategy Analytics (SA) said that the annual global market growth slowed in the third quarter at a rate of 16-13 percent in the first half, growth will slow for another 10 percent in the fourth quarter.
"Lack of economic instability element is somewhat limited," said analyst Neil Mawston.
"We expect the smart wars escalating between the smartphones and the mobile phones will provide positive total volume upside down in the fourth quarter, but the supply of certain volatile components will lead to some problems so that some suppliers will not be able to supply all their production as per the requirement.”
Handset manufacturers including Nokia and Sony Ericsson a few, "said a shortage of a component to stretch their quarter sales below expectations.
"Hangover recession is going on, with limited impact on component performance," said analyst Geoff Blaber CCS Insight.
"We expect that this would remain a problem in the fourth quarter numbers on smartphones, Tablet compression equipment for the band increases the supply of components," said Blaber.
SmartPhone Boom
Smartphone market continues to boom in sales of Apple's iPhone 91 percent quarter a year ago, when No. 4 supplier of global handset volume.
Since 2009, the apple Inc. created the greatest profits in the industry.
"We are carrying the largest supplier of Apple's Top 5 highlights the growing importance of the global smartphone market," said IDC analyst Kevin Restivo statement.
IDC said Friday that it expects the smartphone market volume growth of 55 percent this year, a year ago.
Sony Ericsson and Motorola, they received a quarter of their transition to smart phones, but their total volume sales continued to fall sharply last year, they sold the cheaper models.
Only the top three suppliers of No. 2 Samsung Electronics continued to gain market share!
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