Samsung is reportedly making 20% fewer Galaxy A phones this quarter

First reported by Android Headlines at · Updated · 2 sources

Memory prices have been skyrocketing for a while now, and that has been eating into smartphone makers' margins. Samsung's mobile division in particular is reportedly facing its first-ever annual loss.

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Android Headlines Samsung Plans to Make 20% Fewer Mid-Range Phones as Component Costs Bite · Kristijan Lucic
GSMArena Samsung is reportedly making 20% fewer Galaxy A phones this quarter

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