• iPhone 17 Sales Push Apple to Overtake Samsung as Top Phone Maker

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    For the first time in 14 years, a new smartphone king is about to be crowned. Apple's powerful new iPhone 17 is set to dethrone Samsung as the world's top phone maker. Driven by a massive 12% sales...

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    For the first time in 14 years, a new smartphone king is about to be crowned. Apple's powerful new iPhone 17 is set to dethrone Samsung as the world's top phone maker. Driven by a massive 12% sales surge in its first month compared to the previous model, Apple is projected to ship 243 million units this year. This performance is expected to narrowly beat Samsung’s 235 million shipments, securing Apple a 19.4% global market share. This monumental shift signals a major change in consumer preference, ending Samsung's long-standing dominance in the market. This momentum paves the way for future innovations, including a rumored budget-friendly '17e' model and Apple's first foldable iPhone.

    Why it matters

    This prediction reshapes the smartphone market, potentially crowning Apple the global leader over Samsung.

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