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Global smartphone shipments plunge 20% during Q3 2026

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Global smartphone shipments plunge 20% during Q3 2026

The research firm said that OEMs passed on higher component costs to consumers, pushing global smartphone retail prices up by 20% so far in 2026, further increasing market average selling price

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