The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei is on it’s way up. It recently passed Apple to become second-largest smartphone maker behind Samsung Electronics.
In the second quarter of this year the shipments of Huawei have increased with 41 per cent to 54,2 million units overtaking Apple who shipped 41.3 million iPhones in the same period. Samsung still remains number one with 71,5 million shipments.
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