In a historic milestone within the fascinating technology universe, Apple managed to surpass rival Samsung, becoming the undisputed leader in smartphone sales for the first time in a single year. This remarkable achievement emerges from the results of IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker report.

While it should be noted that IDC warns that its data is preliminary and subject to possible changes, the research agency Canalys also corroborates this milestone by positioning Apple in first place throughout 2023, according to The Verge.

In this context, the Apple company ranks at the top, having marketed a total of 234.6 million phones throughout 2023, experiencing a year-on-year increase of 3.7%. This performance has allowed it to surpass the 226.6 million units sold by Samsung.

Xiaomi, Oppo and Transsion complete the top five sales positions, reaching figures of 145.9 million, 103.1 million and 94.9 million smartphones sold, respectively.

With these revealing figures, Apple now boasts a strong market share of 20.1%, up from 18.8% a year earlier. Meanwhile, the Korean manufacturer has seen its share decrease from 21.7% to 19.4%, according to Bolsa Mania.

This leadership shift represents a monumental achievement for Apple, especially at a time when the company faced demand challenges for its products in early 2024.

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Mayur Kamat, who played a key role in the growth of Binance, has decided to step down as Head of Product after almost a year and a half with the company. The news was confirmed by a spokesperson, who expressed gratitude for Kamat’s contribution and wished him well in his future endeavors.

Kamat, with an impressive track record that includes experience at companies such as Google, Microsoft, and Agoda, joined Binance in April 2022. According to his statements to the media, his departure is due to “personal reasons” and marks an opportune time to take a breather after two decades of continuous work in the field of products.

The executive assured that he has worked closely with Binance product leaders to ensure a smooth transition and was grateful for the opportunity to be part of Binance’s evolution and its growth from 80 million to more than 150 million users in so long. only 18 months.

Mayur Kamat’s departure joins the list of executives who have decided to leave Binance in recent months, sparking speculation about regulatory tensions facing the platform.

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