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European mobile operators gain market share despite fewer phone sales

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European mobile operators are seeing a shift in their market dynamics, with fewer phones being sold overall but an increasing share captured by these operators. This trend is particularly noticeable as the budget segment of the market experiences a decline. Within the carrier channel, Apple has surpassed Samsung in sales. AI

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European mobile operators gain market share despite fewer phone sales

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Europe's mobile operators sell fewer phones but gain share as budget market shrivels

    Contract purchases hold up better than independent retail sales, with Apple overtaking Samsung in the carrier channel

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