Taiwan market: Sony Mobile to continue ramping up share in high-end smartphone segment

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Taiwan market: Sony Mobile to continue ramping up share in high-end smartphone segment

Max Wang, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES

Tuesday 26 April 2016

Sony Mobile Communications will continue to ramp up its share in the over-NT$15,000 (US$462) segment of Taiwan's smartphone market in 2016 although high-end smartphones' share of the overall local market is declining, according to Sony Mobile Taiwan...

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