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Apple faced a challenging year in the Chinese smartphone market, losing its top position to Vivo and falling behind Huawei in shipments. Despite a slight Q4 sales boost from the iPhone 16 series, overall performance was disappointing, with Apple, Oppo, and Honor ending the year in a tight race for market share. The market saw a modest growth, driven by innovations in AI and affordable premium designs, highlighting the need for Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone and budget-friendly models.
The UK government is set to invest significantly in research and innovation, with a commitment of £20.4 billion by 2025/2026, aimed at boosting economic growth and productivity. This includes enhancing gigabit internet access, protecting R&D budgets, and supporting transformative technologies in high-growth sectors. The focus on education, skills, and the life sciences sector is expected to foster partnerships that drive advancements in health and technology, ultimately benefiting communities nationwide.
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