Top 10 Mobile Company in the World | List of Best

List of World Top 10 Mobile Company | Brand Name Rank

In 1989, there were 4 million mobile subscribers worldwide. In 2009 it is 4.6 billion, en route to 6 billion anticipated for 2013. According to the International Telecommunication Union, the mobile phone was the most rapidly adopted technology of all history. Subscribers paid $20,000 to have such a telephony system. In the 1970s and 1980s, countries like Japan and Sweden made their own technologies. By the end of the 1980s, technology was developed in almost all countries. Below is top 10 mobile company in the world.

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The Samsung Group was formed in 1938 by Lee Byung-chul (1910-1987). In 1951, this company changed to Samsung Corporation. Samsung Electronics was formed in 1969 in Daegu, South Korea under the name Samsung Electric Industries which initially produced electronic devices such as TVs, calculators, refrigerators, air conditioners and washing machines. In 1981, the company produced more than 10 million black and white TVs. In 1988, the company joined Samsung Semiconductor & Communications.

2. Google

Google

The first pixel devices that Google advertises as Made by Google, but manufactured by HTC, were much more expensive than the previous Nexus devices. The first pixel and Pixel XL have an aluminum housing incorporating a 2.15GHz + 1.6GHz Snapdragon 821. Via a USB-C connection, the permanently installed battery can be charged with 2.77 Ah or 3.45 Ah with 18 W. There is a fingerprint sensor on the back of the case. One year after the launch of the first pixel smartphone, Google introduced the successor Pixel 2 (XL) as part of its own event. Both the Pixel 2 and the Pixel 2 XL are made despite the recurring slogan Made by Google but also this time not by Google itself, but by HTC and LG.

3. Apple

Apple

In January 2007, Apple entered the mobile phone market by introducing the iPhone, which was released on June 29, 2007 in the US. At the same time, the name of the company will also be trimmed by removing the word Computer to represent the diversification of the company's products. However, in 2011, the CEO of Apple was replaced by Tim Cook, due to the resignation of Steve Jobs from his position on August 24, 2011. Then, on October 5, 2011, Steve Jobs, who was the former CEO and founder of Apple, died of pancreatic cancer.

4. Xiaomi

Xiaomi

On June 29, 2015, Xiaomi, a cell phone giant, arrived in Brazil through partnerships. Its official store was run by B2W Digital, which also sold branded handsets by its companies, Lojas Americanas, Submarino and Shoptime. Xiaomi products were also marketed by Walmart, Webfones and CNOVA. Bet on the development of a wide range of consumer electronics. After approximately one year of its arrival in Brazil, the company stopped bringing its launches, giving signs that it had no plans to continue acting in the country. Xiaomi ended its activities in Brazil in the second half of 2016. Since then, consumers of the Chinese brand need to look for other ways to purchase products, such as imports.

5. Lenovo

Lenovo

In 2005, Lenovo purchased the IBM PC Division. Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, home to the extinct ThinkPad group of IBM. It has in its product portfolio the well-known Think-to-Use desktops and laptops, and the Idea line - with entertainment (audio and video) features aimed at the retail consumer. In October 2011, Lenovo announced an alliance with third-party notebook and PC vendor Compal Eletronics. The $300 million venture triggered a sharp increase in Lenovo's shares by 11.2% on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

6. Oppo

Oppo

Oppo Electronics is an electrical product manufacturing company in China. Its head office is located in Dongguan, Guangdong. The company produces electrical equipment, such as smartphones, Blu-ray players, etc. Oppo company was established in 2004 and in 2016, the name OPO (OPPO) is registered worldwide as the brand name.

7. Vivo

Vivo

Vivo is a Chinese manufacturer of high-end smartphones. In 2016, it ranks sixth among world manufacturers. The company was founded in 2009 as a branch of the parent company BBK Electronics. The Chinese brand has experienced international growth since 2014 in Thai, Indian, Malaysian and other Asian markets such as Pakistan in 2017.

8. TCL Corporation

TCL Corporation

TCL Corporation, commonly called TCL, is a Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer that is headquartered in Huizhou, Guangdong. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and sells consumer electronic products which include televisions, cellular phones, air conditioners, washing machines, refrigerators, and small electrical appliances. TCL became the 25th largest consumer electronics manufacturer in the world in 2010 and the third largest television producer in the world based on market share in 2013.

9. Sony

Sony

Sony Mobile Communications Inc. (formerly Sony Ericsson) is a multinational mobile phone manufacturing company based in Tokyo, Japan and Lund, Sweden and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Corporation. It was established on October 1, 2001 as a joint venture between Sony and the Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson, under the name Sony Ericsson. Sony acquired Ericsson's share in the company on February 16, 2012.

10. OnePlus

OnePlus

OnePlus is a Chinese smartphone manufacturer. The headquarters are based in Shenzhen in China. Aside from mainland China, the company serves 42 countries and regions around the world from March 2016. OnePlus was founded on December 16, 2013 by former Oppo Deputy Directors Pete Lau and Carl Pei. According to Chinese government documentation, Oppo is the sole shareholder in OnePlus. Although Lau first denied that OnePlus is a subsidiary of Oppo, when they released the regulations they admitted that OnePlus is owned by Oppo. OnePlus announced its first smartphone, the OnePlus One on April 23, 2014. After this, the OnePlus Silver Bullets were announced, which are for sale at a very reasonable price.

11. LG

LG

The company was first formed in 1958 under the name GoldStar, and produces radios, TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, elevators and air conditioners. LG Group is a combination of 2 Korean companies, namely Lucky and Goldstar, where the abbreviation LG is obtained. In 1995, GoldStar changed its name to LG Electronics, and bought Zenith Electronics. The products are cellphones and notebooks (since 2008, previously produced by Digital Media) with well-known icons, al Chocholate, Shine, Secret and Cookies and X-Notes for notebooks.

12. HTC

HTC

HTC Corporation, formerly known as High Tech Computer Corporation, is a Taiwanese producer of smartphones that run on Windows Phone and Android. The shares are listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. The company was founded in 1997 by Cher Wang and Peter Chou. At the start of its existence, HTC manufactured PDAs for other brands such as QTEK and Dopod. Later HTC also launched mobile devices under its own brand name. HTC's first own devices were running on Windows Mobile, where as time went by it would increasingly switch to Android.

13. Coolpad

Coolpad

Coolpad is a Chinese company, the first largest smartphone maker in China as of 2013. The headquarters is located in the city of Shenzhen. In the period from January to June 2012, the company produced 10.4% of the global smartphone market. In the first quarter of 2013, Coolpad became the 9th largest smartphone maker in the world, delivering 6.8 million devices, thus surpassing BlackBerry and Nokia.

14. Huawei

Huawei

Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. from Shenzhen, Guangdong, People's Republic of China is the largest telecommunication equipment and communication network supplier company in China and the world. Huawei Technologies is a high-tech private company founded in 1988 by Ren Zhengfei, specializing in research and development (R&D), production and marketing of telecommunications equipment and providing solutions for telecommunications operators. Huawei serves 35 of the top 50 telecom operators and invests 10 percent of its annual income in R&D.

15. Nokia Corporation

Nokia Corporation

Previously, Nokia Corporation was a company focused mainly on the manufacture of mobile phones, being a world leader in this sector between 1998 and 2011. However, in his later years as a mobile phone manufacturer, it suffered a decline in market share as a result of the increasing use of smartphones from other providers. As a result, the share price fell from a maximum of $40 in 2007 to less than $3 in 2012. In February of 2011, Nokia Corporation established a strategic alliance with Microsoft Corporation, as part of which all Nokia Corporation smartphones would incorporate Windows Phone. After this agreement, Nokia became the main provider of smartphones with Windows Phone.

16. Asus

Asus

17. Xolo

Xolo

18. Lava International

Lava International

Lava International is an Indian based mobile cell phone company located in Noida in the National Capital Region. In 2009, the company was renamed Lava International. The company launched the world's first Intel based chip-based smartphone. Founded by Hari Om Rai, Sunil Bhalla, Shailendra Nath Rai and Vishal Sehgal. In 2014, Lava released its flagship smartphone, Iris Pro 30, and became the lead in the Iris Pro series.

19. Acer

Acer

20. Panasonic

Panasonic

Panasonic Corporation, until October 1, 2008 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., is a Japanese electronics conglomerate and also the world's largest producer of electronics. The company is known throughout the world mainly for its main brand Panasonic. The company is based in Kadoma, Osaka, Japan. In 2014 it had around 250,000 employees, three-fifths of whom work outside of Japan. The company was founded in 1918 by Konosuke Matsushita. The very first products of the company were lamps, which were sold from 1927 under the trade name National. In May 1949 the company was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and in 1971 a listing on the New York Stock Exchange followed. Mid 2013 the listing in New York ended after more than 40 years.

21. Haier

Haier

22. Micromax Informatics

Micromax Informatics

Micromax is a telecommunications company based in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. This is a wireless telephone handset seller. Micromax has 23 domestic offices all over the country and international offices in Hong Kong, United States, Dubai and now Nepal. According to the quantities of units sent during the quarter ended March 31, 2010, Micromax is the largest company of Indian domestic mobile handsets and the largest mobile handset seller in India on March 31, 2010.

23. Intex Technologies

Intex Technologies

24. Motorola Mobility

Motorola Mobility

25. BenQ Mobile

BenQ Mobile

BenQ-Siemens was a joint venture founded in 2005 by Siemens and BenQ. Previously, Siemens was a well-known manufacturer of mobile phones, among other things, but because this led to a loss, this division was sold to Asian electronics manufacturer BenQ. The former Siemens part went bankrupt in September 2006, after the parent company had stopped financing. BenQ is an Acer branch that became independent under the name BenQ in 2001.

26. Gionee

Gionee

27. Karbonn Mobiles

Karbonn Mobiles

Karbonn Mobiles has a strategic partnership with Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited. The Karbonn Sparkle V is one of the first Android One phones produced by Karbonn Mobiles in collaboration with Google. Karbonn launched the Karbonn K9 Virat on August 26, 2016 in India. The device had a 5.5 inch IPS screen with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels.

28. DELL

DELL

Dell Inc. is an American computer manufacturer based in Round Rock, Texas. In addition to producing personal computers (in which they are one of the largest in the world and market leader in the United States), Dell also produces servers, workstations, hardware for networks, PDAs, software, television sets, monitors, printers and until the end of 2012 smartphones. Now no longer associated with mobile phones.

29. Ericsson

Ericsson

Ericsson is a Swedish manufacturer of telecommunication equipment, founded in 1876 as a repair shop for telegraph equipment by Lars Magnus Ericsson. In the early 20th century, Ericsson dominated the market for manual telephone exchanges, but it was late with the introduction of automatic exchanges. The world's largest manual telephone exchange, for 60,000 lines, was installed by Ericsson in 1916 in Moscow. In the 90s, it had a market share of 35-40 percent of mobile phone systems. Ericsson is no longer associated with mobile phones.

30. Honor

Honor

31. Philips

Philips

Koninklijke Philips NV, commonly known as Philips, is one of the largest and most important technology companies in the world. It is primarily focused on the electronics and healthcare sectors. Its main offices are in Amsterdam and in other cities in the Netherlands. At the end of 2016, its total sales amounted to 24,516 million euros with a workforce of 114,731 workers. Philips is listed on the Euronext NV Stock Exchange and is part of the STOXX Europe 50 stock index, sharing this index with the best companies in Europe. It is also listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Philips had one of the world's leading research laboratories in Eindhoven between 1914 and 2001, where it has created world trends with innovative products such as cassette, CD, DCC, CD-ROM, video, DVD and blu-ray. This laboratory was known as "NatLab" which derives from the Dutch expression "Natuurkundig Laboratorium", which could be translated as "Laboratory of natural sciences".

32. Meizu

Meizu

33. Sansui

Sansui

34. Videocon

Videocon

35. LYF

LYF

36. BlackBerry Limited

BlackBerry Limited

37. iball

iball

38. Vodafone

Vodafone

39. HCL

HCL

40. Microsoft Mobile

Microsoft Mobile

41. Sharp

Sharp

42. Spice X

Spice X

43. HP

HP

44. Onida Electronics

Onida Electronics

45. Jio

Jio

46. MITO

MITO

47. MTS

MTS

48. DBTel

DBTel

49. Pantech

Pantech

50. Yotaphone

Yotaphone

51. InfoSonics

InfoSonics

52. Allview

Allview

53. Evercoss

Evercoss

54. GTel

GTel

55. Firefly

Firefly

56. Vsun

Vsun

57. Smartisan

Smartisan

58. Manta Multimedia

Manta Multimedia

59. Highscreen

Highscreen

60. I-Mobile

I-Mobile

61. Gigabyte Technology

Gigabyte Technology

62. Fujitsu

Fujitsu

63. Jablotron

Jablotron

64. 10.Or

10.Or

65. CREO

CREO

66. Ninetology

Ninetology

67. MLS

MLS

68. Symphony Mobile

Symphony Mobile

Symphony Mobile is a communication device, which is the best selling mobile phone in Bangladesh. Due to its relatively low price, consumers are more interested in buying this brand of mobile.

69. Wellcom

Wellcom

70. Medion

Medion

71. QMobile

QMobile

72. Konka

Konka

73. Vitelcom

Vitelcom

74. Groupe Bull

Groupe Bull

75. Telefunken

Telefunken

76. DataWind

DataWind

77. Torque

Torque

78. Gigaset

Gigaset

79. EvertekTunisie

EvertekTunisie

80. ZTE

ZTE

81. NEC-Casio(NEC/Casio/Hitachi)

NEC-Casio(NEC/Casio/Hitachi)

82. Wiko

Wiko

83. Siemens Mobile

Siemens Mobile

84. Kazam

Kazam

85. Voice Mobile

Voice Mobile

86. MobiWire

MobiWire

87. John's Phone

John's Phone

88. BBK

BBK

89. teXet

teXet

90. Sitronics

Sitronics

91. BQ

BQ

92. Bullitt Group

Bullitt Group

93. YU Televentures

YU Televentures

94. Celkon

Celkon

95. LeEco

LeEco

96. Tecno Mobile

Tecno Mobile

97. BLU Products

BLU Products

98. Binatone

Binatone

99. Lanix

Lanix

100. Tiptel

Tiptel

101. ZUK Mobile

ZUK Mobile

102. Onda Mobile Communication

Onda Mobile Communication

103. Cherry Mobile

Cherry Mobile

104. Koryolink

Koryolink

105. Vertu

Vertu

106. Wileyfox

Wileyfox

107. myPhone

myPhone

108. Gfive

Gfive

109. Utok

Utok

110. InFocus

InFocus

111. Brondi

Brondi

112. Fairphone

Fairphone

113. Jolla

Jolla

114. Nextbit

Nextbit

115. Zopo Mobile

Zopo Mobile

116. Advan

Advan

117. Kyocera

Kyocera

118. Starmobile

Starmobile

119. Cubot

Cubot

120. Hisense

Hisense

121. Nexian

Nexian

122. Vestel

Vestel

123. True

True

124. Condor

Condor

125. Foxconn

Foxconn

126. Obi Worldphone

Obi Worldphone

127. DTAC

DTAC

128. AEG

AEG

129. AIS

AIS

130. Amoi

Amoi

131. Archos

Archos

132. Aselsan

Aselsan

133. Beeline

Beeline

134. Caterpillar

Caterpillar

135. Dopod

Dopod

136. Doro

Doro

137. Essential Products

Essential Products

138. Evolio

Evolio

139. Explay

Explay

140. Garmin

Garmin

141. GeeksPhone

GeeksPhone

142. Gradiente

Gradiente

143. Gresso

Gresso

144. Grundig Mobile

Grundig Mobile

145. HMD Global

HMD Global

146. Hagenuk Telecom GmbH

Hagenuk Telecom GmbH

147. Handheld Group

Handheld Group

148. Just5

Just5

149. KT Tech

KT Tech

150. Kruger&Matz

Kruger&Matz

151. Kyoto Electronics

Kyoto Electronics

152. M Dot

M Dot

153. Marshall Amplification

Marshall Amplification

154. Megafon

Megafon

155. Myria

Myria

156. NGM

NGM

157. Ningbo Bird

Ningbo Bird

158. Olivetti

Olivetti

159. Polytron

Polytron

160. Positivo

Positivo

161. RoverPC

RoverPC

162. SICO Technology

SICO Technology

163. Spice Digital

Spice Digital

164. TechniSat

TechniSat

165. Technology Happy Life

Technology Happy Life

166. Telit

Telit

167. Thuraya

Thuraya

168. Verzo

Verzo

169. Wasam

Wasam

170. X-tigi Mobile

X-tigi Mobile

171. Zonda

Zonda

172. E-Boda

E-Boda

173. Alcatel

Alcatel

174. Walton

Walton