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The provided table makes a comparison among market shares of different mobile producers. Overall, Nokia has the largest market share for two consecutive years. With just a bit more than a third of the whole, Nokia stood at the first top position in 2005. In succeeding year, the figure for Nokia came in at 35%. The percentage for Motorola comprised about 17% at the beginning of the period, this figure rose to just a bit more than a fifth of the whole in 2016. Samsung's proportion of global mobile market accounted for 12.7% in 2015, despite a tiny fraction decline in following year, this company get to maintain its position. LG and Sony Ericson had a bit more than 6% in 2015, in the subsequent year, while Sony Ericson had an upsurge, LG had to bear an insignificant descend. The figure for BenQ Mobile dip into half in 2006 compared to that in 2015, while the share market related to other manufacturers witnessed a 3% descent during this period from 2005 to 2006.

The provided table makes a comparison among market shares of different mobile producers. Overall, Nokia has the largest market share for two consecutive years. With just a bit more than a third of the whole, Nokia stood at the first top position in 2005. In succeeding year, the figure for Nokia came in at 35%. The percentage for Motorola comprised about 17% at the beginning of the period, this figure rose to just a bit more than a fifth of the whole in 2016. Samsung's proportion of global mobile market accounted for 12.7% in 2015, despite a tiny fraction decline in following year, this company get to maintain its position. LG and Sony Ericson had a bit more than 6% in 2015, in the subsequent year, while Sony Ericson had an upsurge, LG had to bear an insignificant descend. The figure for BenQ Mobile dip into half in 2006 compared to that in 2015, while the share market related to other manufacturers witnessed a 3% descent during this period from 2005 to 2006.

The supplied table illustrates global market proportion of the mobile phone market for production in the year of 2005 and 2006. Overall, Nokia achieved the greatest number among mentioned brands; whereas, the least proportion is belonged to BenQ Mobile. As data suggests, in both years Nokia with nearly one-third of total share stood at the first place, and the brand had an increase of 2.5% in succeeding year. With 17.7%, Motorola obtained the second position in 2005. In following year, the brand saw an upsurge of an insignificant minority. In 2005, Samsung comprised 12.7% of total share and by a reduction of 1% retained its third place in the next year. Sony Ericsson and L.G made up 6.3 and 6.7 respectively in 2005, and both of them had a mild growth after one year. A slight decline occurred in other brands which accounted for 16.2 in 2006. With the small minority, BenQ Mobile stood at the bottom of the list.