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Global smartphone ASP is projected to rise 22% YoY to $450 in 2026, driven by higher memory costs and the hollowing out of lower price tiers. The report examines how pricing, shipments, revenue and demand are shifting across major regions and markets.
Companies including Zhongji Innolight and Eoptolink lead global data center optical transceiver revenue, with Chinese firms collectively accounting for roughly two-thirds of global unit supply, according to research firm Counterpoint.
Global existing smartphone retail prices have increased 15% on average so far in 2026, with some models nearly doubling in price, as OEMs continue to pass higher memory and component costs on to consumers, according to Counterpoint Research's Global Smartphone Price Increase Tracker.
This report examines technology reuse and divergence between intelligent vehicles and humanoid robots across perception, decision-making and execution, with a focus on sensors, AI models, chips, simulation, actuation, functional safety, BOM costs and commercialization timelines.
According to Counterpoint Research’s Global Weekly Smartphone Tracker, the global smartphone sales declined 10% YoY in Week 33 (August 9–15), continuing its weak performance. Among major brands, only a few, including Samsung and Huawei, recorded YoY growth. Samsung, in particular, grew 9% YoY, supported by the launch of the Z8 series.
Driven by rising prices, the NAND market grew 90% QoQ in Q1 2026. Samsung maintained its top position with a 29% market share, followed by SK hynix and Kioxia.
Overview: Global TV shipments grew 1% YoY in July 2026, but the flat headline masked a sharp divergence at the top of the market. TCL shipments fell 15% YoY, a decline well beyond what July's relatively weak seasonality alone can account for, and the pattern suggests that part of the brand's July volume was pulled forward into June, likely on promotional timing. Samsung held its decline to 3% YoY. The result was a renewed widening of the gap between Samsung and TCL, with monthly shipment share at 13% and 9% respectively, reversing the steady narrowing the two had shown in preceding months. On a single-month basis, the shipment ranking in July was Samsung, Hisense, LGE and TCL.
Amdocs, Motive, and Ericsson take the lead as Entitlement Server ‘Pacesetters’, setting benchmarks in platform capability and execution.
Our VP of Research, Neil Shah, will be attending Apple’s "Surprise and Shine" event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California. At the event, Apple is expected to unveil its first-ever, highly anticipated foldable iPhone alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series, potentially marking a major new chapter in Apple’s product strategy and the broader premium smartphone market.
Together with Memory Tracker and Forecast in excel format, this report in a PDF format is designed to explain the significant changes highlighted in the Tracker for Q2 2026.