Huawei is still one of the largest Android smartphone maker: Report

AppBrain market research organization has recently released the November 2022 global Android market details. As per the report, Huawei is standing as the fifth Android smartphone maker in the world.

Huawei and its U.S. conflict stories are well-known in the market. The tough restrictions have made the company suffer a lot in industrial and economical growth. To some extent, the problems are still emerging on the board.

Even so, the company continued to place new achievements on its shelves and remains one of the largest Android smartphone makers. The latest report states that Huawei has successfully secured the fifth rank in the Android smartphone maker list of the world.

According to the information, Huawei has attained a market share of 6.7 percent. While the company has managed to obtain a good place, Samsung is the lead player and won the first position with 34.6% of the market share.

On the other hand, Xiaomi stands on the second platform with a 14.3% market share. Thereafter, OPPO and Vivo follow the list with a market share of 10.3% and 9.8% respectively.

In addition to the rankings, the report also highlights the Samsung Galaxy A12 as the most demandable smartphone among global users.

Huawei – the world’s second Android smartphone maker

Yes, you read that right. Huawei has achieved the world’s second Android manufacturer award in 2019. Unfortunately, the same year has given rise to the U.S. blockage for the company which turned all the effort into vain.

Thereafter, tech makers like Samsung and Xiaomi have started surpassing Huawei with Google Mobile Services and other facilities. As a result, the company shares gradually started declining in the phone merchandise.

Anyhow, Huawei is getting back on track with its impressive and innovative technologies. On the sideways, the company is also working on its operating systems and claims to bring some enormous changes in the time ahead.

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