Chip shortage helps push smartphone shipments down by a third in China | TechRadar
Chip shortage: how the semiconductor industry is dealing with this worldwide problem | World Economic Forum
Chip shortage inflates smartphone prices - Times of India
How a war between China and Taiwan could cause product shortages | Daily Mail Online
How Apple is gaining smartphone customers during a chip shortage | Reuters
How to beat the global chip shortage when looking for a new phone - TechBullion
The global chip shortage has started to affect Samsung's best-selling phones - PhoneArena
Bloomberg: Apple's fears of a chip shortage affecting iPhone 13 production have materialized - NotebookCheck.net News
Qualcomm chip shortage may squeeze global smartphone production - KED Global
The global chip shortage is starting to hit the smartphone industry
Apple shrugs off chip shortage hit to notch up record $124bn sales over Christmas quarter | Business News | Sky News
Samsung hit by Qualcomm chip shortage - Mobile World Live
Smartphone sales down 6% as chip shortages begin to impact market | TechCrunch
The Global Chip Shortage: The Solution May Have Already Been Manufactured
Why Is There a Chip Shortage? Covid-19, Surging Demand Cause Semiconductor Shortfall
Global chip shortage hitting Samsung worse than Apple | Tom's Guide
Global chip shortage: Samsung expects its profits to jump by 52% - BBC News
Apple: Chip Shortage Could Mean Delayed iPhone, iPad, Mac Shipments
Global silicon chip shortage hits supply of phones, TVs, cars and Australia's NBN | Technology | The Guardian
It's No Secret There's A Chip Shortage. How Do We Solve It?
Will we still worry about the damn chip shortage in 2022?
Mobile Companies still in crisis as the chip shortage continues globally / Digital Information World
Chip shortage hitting entry-level smartphones the most | Technology News,The Indian Express
Chip shortage: Samsung warns of 'serious imbalance' - BBC News
Chip shortage is starting to have major real-world consequences
Do you really need a new phone? Why the global chip shortage should make you think twice | ZDNET
