For three months – from April to June – about 31.9 million “smart” cellular devices were delivered to the USA. For comparison: a year earlier, shipments were equal to 33.4 million units.

However, analysts say, 11% growth was recorded on a quarterly basis. This suggests that the smartphone market has begun to gradually recover from the impact of the coronavirus. Apple is the undisputed leader in the United States, controlling almost half of the industry – 47.1%. In second place is the South Korean giant Samsung with 23.2%. Thus, these two companies are responsible for the supply of every seven out of ten smartphones to the US market.