Dominic Sunnebo
Dominic Sunnebo, Global Consumer Insight Director at Kantar is a global telecoms expert. He has extensive experience in the telecoms field from his time working across twelve countries (including the UK, US and China) and various sides of the telecoms industry such as manufacturer, network and developer. Dominic has worked with key players and pioneers in the industry including Apple, Samsung, HTC & Orange.
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- NBC's Peacock struts to top of video streaming ranking
- Is there room for premium TVs in a COVID-19 world?
- Amazon tops Disney, Netflix with surge in video service
- Video streaming services boom during lockdown in the UK
- Spotify ‘rock on’ with lead in audio streaming market
- Netflix is winning the video streaming wars
- iPhone 11 drives gains and Xiaomi goes for #3 in Europe
- Apple and Samsung surge as new launches drive share
- Why are global tech brands building ecosystems?
- Have we fallen out of love with our smart speakers?
- Huawei takes hit in second quarter 2019
- Are consumers ready for 8K TV?
- Samsung fights back in EU as iPhone XR tops UK charts
- Huawei launches P30 smartphone series
- Competition heats up for laptop & tablet manufacturers
- Dominic Sunnebo: “People hold onto their phones longer"
- Huawei and Xiaomi near 34m customers in western Europe
- Apple makes strong gains in the US smartphone market
- Huawei cracks the British smartphone market
- Game on for TV manufacturers as FIFA World Cup looms
- Xiaomi takes aim at Europe
- Huawei launches new P20 series
- Thoughts on the new Samsung Galaxy S9
- iPhone X boosts Apple OS share in key markets
- Stellar iPhone X performance in GB, China & Japan
- Later iPhone X Release Hurts Apple Share
- Apple share firm pre-iPhone X release
- Samsung at 3-Yr High in GB, Apple Growth Up in US
- Sony & Samsung Pressure Huawei’s Growth in Europe
- Fitbit well-positioned with new Ionic smartwatch
- Samsung back to #1 in the US, but share is down
- iOS Posts Period-on-Period Growth in Urban China
- Android 87% Share in China; More Brands Competing
- India: Smartphone Market Analysis
- Samsung focuses on new goodies for installed base
- Android Market Share Rises in Urban China
- iOS and Android push towards a Two-OS world
- What’s next for the smartphone industry
- Connecting People to Content
- A tale of Apple, Samsung and Google...
- Apple, top smartphone brand in GB and US in 2016
- Nearly 16% of US consumers now own wearables
- 2016’s Early Holiday Sales Show Growth for iOS
- What Happens in Vegas, Ends Up Everywhere
- It’s Back! The Nokia Brand Returns to Smartphones
- iOS Share Driven Higher by iPhone 7/7 Plus Sales
- iPhone 7 and 7 Plus Boost iOS Share in the US
- Smartphones in the USA: A Two-Year Retrospective
- Android Grows in Major Markets; iOS Rises in China
- A Brief History of Google’s Flagship Smartphone
- Apple Still Leads in Smartwatch Sales
- Ahead of iPhone Launch, iOS Continues Growth
- The Beat Goes On: iPhone 7 Is Here (Almost)
- LG flourishes while Moto struggles in the US
- iOS Returns to Growth in the US, EU5
- Apple versus Samsung is over
- Android Share Tops 75% in Europe’s Largest Markets
- Android Share Growth Slows
- Smart assistants, the stars of WWDC and i/o
- Galaxy S7 cracks Top 5 for the quarter in the US
- Android growth: highest in EU5 in over two years
- Quarterly Report for Wearable Technology
- Android OS Share gets boost in China
- Four-inch iPhone fans, rejoice
- Huge iPhone 6 sales put Apple on course for record quarter
- Demand for iPhone 6 boosts Apple's sales
- Kantar Worldpanel ComTech grows global reach
- Apple sales hold steady despite iPhone 6 pre-launch demand
- Xiaomi continues as number one manufacturer in China
- Xiaomi, Huawei & Wiko power Android growth
- Galaxy S5 attracts some Apple customers in Europe
- Smartphone fragmentation in Europe challenges status quo
- Apple regains momentum as Windows stutters
- Motorola back in the game with Moto G success
- Mobile loyalty challenge
- Mobile Trends that Matter Tomorrow
- Android edges toward 70% in Europe
- Android ends the year on top but Apple scores in key markets
- Android leads OS U.S. sales, as LG and Nokia see resurgence
- Apple launch momentum continues
- Apple iPhone 5S outsells 5C three to one in Great Britain
- Nokia and Windows global momentum continues
- LG rockets to third in U.S. Smartphone sales
- iOS Maintains Lead For Last Quarter Of 2012
- Windows makes progress in Europe
Dominic Sunnebo
Global Strategic Insight Director