Panasonic becomes latest smartphone maker to withdraw from the market
Panasonic follows NEC out of the market as global standardisation continues to squeeze uncompetitive manufacturers
Panasonic becomes latest smartphone maker to withdraw from the market
The shake-out of the mobile phone market has continued with the news that Japanese consumer electronics giant Panasonic is to discontinue making smartphones. It comes a week after its rival NEC announced...
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