South China Morning Post Cheap "me-too" smartphones are no longer the only thing Apple can blame for iPhone's falling sales in China as the country's most successful manufacturers are quietly gaining ground in the premium market as well. Apple, which has long dominated China's top 10 bestselling high-end smartphone list, saw the most number of Chinese rivals break into the category priced over 4,000 yuan (US$579.9) in the quarter ended in March, according to Counterpoint Technology Market Resear...
South China Morning Post Cheap "me-too" smartphones are no longer the only thing Apple can blame for iPhone's falling sales in China as the country's most successful manufacturers are quietly gaining ground in the premium market as well. Apple, which has long dominated China's top 10 bestselling high-end smartphone list, saw the most number of Chinese rivals break into the category priced over 4,000 yuan (US$579.9) in the quarter ended in March, according to Counterpoint Technology Market Resear...
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