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Apple Defies Steepest-Ever Smartphone Slump, iOS Share On Track For Record High: IDC

Aug 28, 2026, 12:50 PMAnusuya Lahiri

Apple, Samsung and Huawei's pricing power give them more flexibility in the structurally higher-cost smartphone market.

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