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Strategy Analytics: global smartphone shipments rose to 340M units in Q1 2021, up 24% YoY, representing the highest growth since 2015 (Linda Sui/Strategy Analytics)

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Strategy Analytics: global smartphone shipments rose to 340M units in Q1 2021, up 24% YoY, representing the highest growth since 2015  —  According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, global smartphone shipments were 340 million units in Q1 2021, up +24% YoY representing the highest growth since 2015.

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Facebook says it will begin testing ads on Oculus headsets, starting with the shooter game Blaston, and won’t use data stored on devices to target ads (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)
Around 150 of Mapbox’s 222 US staff have signed CWA union cards; they assert maps are political, and workers should be able to refuse to work on some projects (Mathew Olson/The Information)
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