TechInsights, the world's leading market research and technology analysis company, latest report shows that in the third quarter of 2024, global smartphone shipments increased by 3.8% year-on-year to 0.3077 billion units, continuing to recover for four quarters. Among them, Lenovo-Motorola led the market with the highest year-on-year growth rate of 26%, ranking seventh globally.

TechInsights states that the recovery of the smartphone market is largely driven by the surge in demand in emerging markets. The Africa Middle East region, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region have achieved significant results, becoming the main drivers of the recovery.

Lenovo-Motorola has shown healthy growth in most regions worldwide. This quarter, the acquisition of Fujitsu by Lenovo-Motorola began to show results. TechInsights estimates that the combined shipments of Lenovo-Motorola and Fujitsu (Arrows) branded smartphones in Japan are close to 0.7 million units, propelling the company into the top four in the Japanese market for the first time (after Apple, Google, and Sharp). In North America, Lenovo-Motorola holds steady in third place, with a market share increasing to 12%, reaching a historical new high in the third quarter, thanks to its solid product portfolio in the prepaid market. This quarter, Lenovo-Motorola’s strong momentum in India also continued, doubling its shipments.

Data from multiple institutions all confirm Lenovo-Motorola's strong global growth. According to Counterpoint's 2024 Q3 market data, global smartphone sales increased by 2% year-on-year, marking the first year-on-year growth since Q3 2018. Motorola's sales increased nearly 30%, the fastest growth rate among the top ten manufacturers, with brand influence expanding continuously. Motorola also achieved the highest market share in a decade and achieved the highest quarterly sales ever.

In the segmented market of mobile products, according to IDC's 2024 second-quarter global mobile data, Lenovo-Motorola is the number one global market share holder of vertical folding screen phones with 30.8% market share.

In the age of artificial intelligence, Lenovo-Motorola's innovation is entering a new world full of more possibilities. At the Lenovo Tech World 2024 conference, Lenovo-Motorola once again demonstrated its ultimate exploration of artificial intelligence and user experience. They are exploring combining Large Action Models (LAM) with moto ai. With this concept validation software, Lenovo-Motorola's LAM can understand your environment, learn from your behavior, provide personalized responses, convert natural language into actions, and seamlessly execute them for you, becoming a context-aware personal assistant, providing human-like interaction through natural language.

Since the beginning of this year, Lenovo has developed various forms of AI terminal products, including AI PCs that were first released in the Chinese market in April this year, AI smartphones, AI tablets, AI headphones, and more. Lenovo's personal intelligent entity in the future can exist across devices and platforms, providing users with a seamless and secure experience of 'one entity, multiple terminals'. This personal intelligent entity that transcends devices and ecosystems will increasingly understand you, eventually becoming the user's 'AI twin'.