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The image displays data about daily average iPhone and Samsung phone sales in five countries across two years, 2010 and 2020. For iPhone in 2010, Vietnam reported 3,500 units, Bangladesh 6,900, Algeria 4,100, Iraq 2,300, and Zambia 1,800; 2020 figures show Vietnam at 46,000, Bangladesh 13,800, Algeria 4,600, Iraq 3,900, and Zambia 2,300. Regarding Samsung in 2010, Bangladesh sold 34,500 units, Vietnam 2,300, Iraq 1,400, Zambia 4,100, and Algeria 4,600; for 2020, the sales shifted to Bangladesh 108,100, Vietnam 12,700, Iraq 9,200, Zambia 2,300, and Algeria 2,100.
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The table illustrates data on how many iPhones and Samsung phones were sold daily in five countries between 2010 and 2020. Overall, sales of iPhones and Samsung phones increased in all countries, except for Samsung phones in Zambia and Algeria.
In 2010, Bangladesh had the most number of Samsung devices sold, with 34,500, while iPhone recorded 6,900 units sold. In contrast, Samsung experienced the lowest sales in Iraq, with 1,400 units, while iPhone had the lowest sales in Zambia, with 1,800.
By 2020, Samsung phone sales in Bangladesh had increased significantly, reaching 108,100, whereas iPhones recorded highest sales in Vietnam, with 46,000 units. However, Algeria had the lowest Samsung sales with 2,100, while iPhone remained the least sold in Zambia, with 2,300.
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