The new Samsung phones appear to what extent China is in innovation

Despite all these hinges and all this complexity, Huawei Mate XT is only thicker than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6, which was released a few months ago.

Some believe that Samsung will strike a triple phone in the launch of Samsung for this year, but it has not been achieved. Instead, it announced after the event that was “working hard” on one, and that it would come at the end of 2025. The advanced technology began to look somewhat explicit in the hands of Samsung. So what is happening?

Why is every large Chinese manufacturer, from Xiaomi to Huawei, is set to launch folding this year while Samsung seems to be afraid to make more than gradual promotions, while others, such as Apple, are still incredibly calm. And why do we see in the West a few of these phones, even from the brands that do not – such as Huawei – by the US government?

It seems that part of it is because the Chinese public is more interested in searching for something new, compared to the United Kingdom or the American buyer.

“The Chinese consumers have matured greatly, with many now on their fifth or sixth smartphone. This experience has led them to search for unique and active devices,” says Nil Shah, Vice President of Countpoint Research.

“China is the largest folding market in the world due to the increasing and appetite demand for distinct smartphones. Folding penetration within smart phone sales in China is also higher than any other markets. There are two out of three foldable phones to sell globally in China.”

“Other archaeological markets, such as the United States of America and Western Europe, are still around the global average of 1 percent of penetration from the goodness of resisting, out of total smart phone sales.”

The same old, the same old

Despite their undeniable attention, most of us seem to be still not ready to actually buy folds, as much as we may complain that smartphones never change. The result: Chinese phone brands have evolved rapidly while others stagnant on Western sales. It is a point that has not made anything in the UK a focal point in its marketing.

KarlP, nothing is the CEO and founder of OnePlus Startup One, called “boring” for current consumer technology when launching Nothing phone (3)This indicates that the old magic and excitement of the new technology has disappeared. While innovations are not largely superficial, it has a point.

But why are the brands of Chinese phones, at least in China, are able to be less conservative and still remain standing on his feet? Huawei, the leading company in the global market in Foldables, has the additional tie for the Chinese buyer who survived as a “local” hero despite the American dramatic sanctions, which were applied in 2019. It is a good story.

Technological excellence is also a major goal for the Chinese government, not only the most famous brands in the country. This comes with privileges.

According to the government, Carmaker BYD was supported by the government for up to $ 3.7 billion. In 2019, Wall Street Magazine He claimed that Huawei had benefited from collective subsidies of $ 75 billion.

It is easy to forget that before the blacklist, Huawei reached second place in global smartphone shipments, and only the second to Samsung in Q4 2019, according to Canalys. The height of the stratosfiri was not cheap and it did not happen overnight, but it outperformed its rival-especially in the camera technology-and its sales. Wall Street MagazineShow the extent of China’s keenness to push its brands to succeed without supporting the United States.