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The image depicts a bar chart showing global mobile phone sales by brand from 2009 to 2013. Samsung sold around 200 million units in 2009, over 300 million in 2011, and nearly 450 million in 2013. Apple sold approximately 100 million in 2009, over 150 million in 2011, and almost 250 million in 2013. Nokia sold close to 450 million in 2009, around 400 million in 2011, and just over 200 million in 2013. LG sold about 100 million in 2009, less than 100 million in 2011, and just under 50 million in 2013. ZTE sold nearly 50 million in 2009, around 70 million in 2011, and just over 50 million in 2013.
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The cart below illustrates the amount of sales of the top five mobile phone brands from 2009 to 2013.
Overall, it is evident that Nokia’s sales were the highest in the beginning period while Samsung’s sales increased in the final years. LG, ZTE, and Apple’s sales were in the tiny amount in all years.
Looking at the sales of Samsung we can see that, it grew from above 200 to 450 in the final year which had the largest amount of sales among the five brands. Compared to Nokia, it was highly sold phone in 2009, which then dropped from approximately 450 to 250 in the final years.
Regarding three brands that sold in small amounts were Apple, LG, and ZTE. The amount of Apple phones which was sold in 2009 was in the tiny minority just 25, but it saw a substantial increase in the final year reaching 150. However, LG’s sales dropped from 100 to nearly 90 while ZTE’s sales saw gradual growth in 2013 which was just above 50.
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