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The video discusses the impact of China's market on smartphone sales, noting a significant drop in the first quarter but a quick rebound. It highlights the transition to 5G phones and the company's business model, which includes designing chips and earning royalties from patents. The video also touches on a past royalty dispute with Apple, which was resolved, and mentions that while most companies use their technology, some like Huawei do not. The competitive nature of the market is emphasized, with a focus on licensing and chip sales.

What impact did the shutdown in China have on the smartphone market in the first quarter?

How quickly did the China market rebound after the initial drop?

What percentage of phones transitioned to 5G during the market changes?

What was the nature of the dispute between the company and Apple regarding royalties?

Which company is mentioned as not using the technology developed by the speaker's company?