Sentence examples for share of shipments from inspiring English sources
Sameer Singh: While market share of shipments is certainly a leading indicator for install base (and consequently, usage), it only gives us a part of the story.
The largest six PC makers by volume - Lenovo, HP, Dell, Asus, Acer and Apple - together account for a growing share of shipments, reaching an all-time high of 72% in the second quarter of 2014.
Google's Android and Chrome boss Sundar Pichai claimed that Android users send more than 20bn text messages, check their phones 100bn times, and take around 93m selfie photos every day, while talking up Android's growing share of shipments of tablets, against Apple's iPad.
The company's share of shipments still trails Motorola's 15%, but Samsung is neck and neck with Motorola in sales.
The lower half of Table 2 concerns information operations (I) and demonstrates that an important share of shipments undergo this type of service operations.
The aforementioned Galaxy A5 and A3 were also initially focused on China, so — once again — it's quite clear that Samsung is putting significant focus on the world's largest smartphone market, where share of shipments dropped by a whopping 50percentthis past yearar.
Barnes & Noble and Pandigital, the other top Android tablet makers, both saw their shares of shipments slide.
Growth is especially strong in some emerging markets, such as India and Indonesia, according to IDC, which says shipments of cellular voice capable tablets in those markets have come close to a 50percentnt share of overall shipments.
Samsung recorded its highest share of smartphone shipments to date in the third quarter, when it accounted for 35 percent of the total worldwide, according to Strategy Analytics, a research firm.
Apple has also lost ground in Western Europe, where its share of smartphone shipments slipped to 24.72 percent during the holiday quarter, from 26.86 percent in the same period a year earlier, according to IDC.
It led the overall wearables market in the second quarter with a 25% share of global shipments, built on sales of its marquee devices, such as the Blaze and Alta.
