Surfboard:
Lol. Punctuation marks are so important and their wrong usage could make the message misinterpreted.

The comma(,) should come after "declines".

That's all I have to say

TechCapon:
TechCapon



Ten years back, who might have known that Tecno would have become so prominent and ground-breaking enough to take a major cut of the African smartphone market ? Tecno is as of now the 7TH most respected brand in Africa. The organization has prevailing with regards to pulling the carpet from under the feet of giants like Nokia and Apple as far as Africa is concerned. Tecno, Infinix and iTel are Chinese brands under a similar parent organization Transsion Holdings yet they've never sold a single phone in China. They have no shop in China. Be that as it may, many miles away in Africa, they control a solid and faithful base of loyal supporters that would make Apple green with jealousy.

TECNO: WE ARE AFRICAN AND FOR AFRICANS

Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, Transsion is one of China's greatest phone producers. In big cities like Lagos, Nairobi and Addis Ababa is where the organization assembled its business in Africa. Also, it has no plans to return home. The organization has been extremely fruitful in Africa and has seen it's smartphones overwhelm the African market.



As per the outline above, Samsung controls Africa and middle East with 25% piece of the overall industry, Huawei comes next with 11%, Tecno comes third with 9% while iTel comes fourth with 7%. Apple trail behind with a little 5% piece of the pie. That is for Africa and center East consolidated. In Africa alone, Tecno is the smartphone ruler controlling the market with an iron clench hand.



The masterstroke that Tecno utilized in prevailing upon the core of Africans is the reasonable value, a more extended battery life, double sim and development. Transsion Holding propelled Tecno in Nigeria in 2006. From the earliest starting point all Tecno phones are double sim henceforth taking care of the issue of swapping sim cards constantly. From that point forward, it has developed to wind up exceptionally effective. They rushed to notice our power issues and they gave us greater batteries than other phone producers. Both iTel and Tecno have 5000mAh battery limit telephones.

About 95% of Transsion smartphones cost under $200, making them the lord of budget phones in Africa.

Transsion Holdings says it has over 10,000 local workers in Africa, and 6,000 in China. Its minimal effort African workforce causes it hold it's costs down and stash neighborly. In 2015, the organization propelled a music application called Boomplay that will rival iTunes and Spotify. This move is to draw in music lovers to the phone and the application right now has more than 32 million users. Far from Africa, the organization in 2017, propelled Tecno in India and inside a year had asserted 5% of the gigantic piece of the overall industry. The company would like to extend to Bangladesh and other Asian nations in future.

SOURCE:https://techcapon.com/apple-declines-as-tecno-and-itel-dominates/

amanikondo:
NO. Apple is a premium products and they are not chasing everyone - Not for paupers. Tecnos are for struggling folks.
In the US. 0.00000000000001 of the people here will use Tecno. I have never seen one before and will not use if it is given as a souvenir.

Marleek:
The decline in Apple's sales shows that Africans see the iPhone as an overpriced gimmick.Android to the rescue!

shadrach77:
Who told you apple is declining?

shadrach77:
Who told you apple is declining?

martineverest:
how many Africans buy iPhones?....sales of iPhones in African is inconsequential and irrelevant to apple

Shookonekilla:
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China phone blogger

BabaOwen:
I don't understand why some Nigerians love downgrading Infinix and Techno, if not for them a lot of Nigerians won't be able to use a new android phone.

As for Itel, those ones no serious at all

salford1:
All those mtk phones won't pass a quality control standards test in North America, Europe, or the Oceania.

fashrola:


How many Nigerian buys a brand new iPhone? Basically what you see are imported used iPhones sold in Nigeria

TechCapon:
I'm sure you're using iTel right now

raker300:
African market is trash!!

They couldn’t even save Nokia even after the huge sales in Africa

Topmaike007:
techcapon I don't know you also hate That over hype scrap dat dey call iPhone...

TechCapon:
the phone is just overrated. Nothing special

sacx:
Before you start comparison, what is their market objective? iPhones are not designed to be afforded by the poor. Since majority of the African population are poor, you can't expect sales to gain traction here

fashrola:


How many Nigerian buys a brand new iPhone? Basically what you see are imported used iPhones sold in Nigeria

BabaOwen:
I don't understand why some Nigerians love downgrading Infinix and Techno, if not for them a lot of Nigerians won't be able to use a new android phone.

As for Itel, those ones no serious at all

salford1:
All those mtk phones won't pass a quality control standards test in North America, Europe, or the Oceania.

sacx:
Before you start comparison, what is their market objective? iPhones are not designed to be afforded by the poor. Since majority of the African population are poor, you can't expect sales to gain traction here

kingharzy:
:+\

Truth is, you can't use 'china phone' in China (if you know).
Transsion is holding on to areas it knows don't give a damn about what saner climes do. No African nation has ever sat to look into the security implications of the proliferating smartphones from China. Check out the ordeals of ZTE and more recently Huawei (we could expand to APPLE, MICROSOFT and AMAZON).

obonujoker:
You expect me to use IPhone or Samsung with my 30k BMC or N-power job??

I'm OK with my touching T-20 MTK phone, so long I can use it to support Buhari next level....

daroz:
Lol.
I am yet to see Tecno, Infinix or Itel in the whole of Germany, USA, Canada or any too countries I have visited. Those low grade Chinese phones were only designed for shitty third class countries , without which pple won’t be able to afford phones in a place like Africa.

It’s good shall . At all at all nai bad.

BabaOwen:
but this Same Africa market is saving techno

Surfboard:
Lol. Punctuation marks are so important and their wrong usage could make the message misinterpreted.

The comma(,) should come after "declines".

That's all I have to say