Apple continued to climb in India, and has increased shipments by 56% to make it the second fastest-growing vendor in the top 10.

The researcher said Apple is seriously challenging Samsung’s dominance in the premium segment. For devices priced over US$300, Samsung’s ma...

The company will also increase its local production and aims to produce more than half of what it will sell in 2016.

Lenovo, along with its acquired Motorola brand, had combined shipments just short of three million units in India, up almost 60% year on ye...

When contacted, a Micromax spokesperson said: "As a company policy, we do not comment on any market speculation."

According to IDC’s latest quarterly report, total shipments of smartphones during the fourth quarter were about 22.5 million.

In a report released Monday, IDC said Samsung slipped to second spot with a 12.9% share of the market in the three months ended December 20...

According to IDC, the India tablet market reported a quarter-on-quarter growth of 3.6 per cent to 0.96 million units in the fourth quarter ...

According to CMR, Samsung is "losing its earlier firm grip" with its share declining to 16.5% at the end of Dec 2014 from 20.3% at the begi...

According to Counterpoint, smartphone shipments stood close to 22 million during October-December 2014 quarter and crossing 80 million unit...

While one research agency says that Micromax had dethroned Samsung as the leader, another has kept the Korean major at the top of the list.

Asim Warsi, Vice President, Marketing, Mobile business, Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd., added that Samsung continued to lead the marke...

New Delhi-based Micromax accounted for 22% of smartphone sales in India in the October-December quarter, ahead of Samsung's 20%.

Analytical firm Canalys has said that market leader Samsung has lost 6 percentage points sequentially of its smartphone share in India in t...

According to research firms Canalys and Counterpoint, Micromax took the lead over Samsung in the Indian mobile phone market in April-June q...

Motorola shipped 955,650 smartphones in the three-month period, compared with 633,720 for Nokia, now owned by Microsoft.

Microsoft's buyout of Nokia's mobile phone biz is unlikely to unsettle India's smartphone price fighters led by Micromax - not at least in ...