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Samsung and Apple both under pressure after a strong 2012, says ABI Research

1.6 billion mobile phones were shipped worldwide in 2012; a 2% year-on-year increase, according to ABI Research.

Smartphones accounted for 41% of the overall figure.

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Huawei and ZTE are now in the top 5 smartphone vendors, says report from IDC

ABI Research, the International Data Corporation, Juniper Research and Strategy Analytics have all published their estimates for mobile phone sales in 2012. Although some manufacturers release shipment or sales figures as part of their quarterly results, others - such as Samsung - don’t provide a detailed breakdown.

The full statement from IDC is below.

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Samsung's fourth-quarter figures show profit up almost 76%

Samsung Electronics has announced financial results for the fourth quarter of its financial year.

Revenue was up over 18% year-on-year to 56.06 trillion Korean won (£33 billion), while consolidated net profit was up almost 76% to 7.04 trillion won (£4.14 billion).

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Bringing personalised radio to your smartphone

We interview Shankar Meembat about the UTuneMe radio app

Mark Bridge writes:

Targeted advertising on mobile devices is something we’re all getting increasingly familiar with. Visit a web site and there’s a good chance you’ll see an advertisement that’s aimed directly at you, perhaps using information about the sites you’ve previously visited, the type of smartphone you’re using or even your location.

Yet listen to the radio or stream music on your smartphone and that same level of personalisation hasn’t been aavailable. That’s all changing now, with help from a new service called UTuneMe.

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UTuneMe introduces personalised audio advertising on smartphones

Podcast - 25th January 2013

In this special feature we're talking to Shankar Meembat, co-founder and CEO of Exaget, about the company's new UTuneMe service.

It lets broadcasters add targeted audio advertisements to radio programmes that are streamed onto smartphones.

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