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China's Xiaomi Q1 profit sinks 43% on higher memory chip costsXiaomi's first-quarter net profit saw a significant 43% drop. High memory chip costs pressured its smartphone sales. The company is investi...- Not seeking to suppress legitimate product reviews, consumer feedback: Motorola on defamation caseMotorola India has apologized to content creators inadvertently affected by its legal action against malicious reviews. The company initiat...
- Motorola seeks removal of YouTube, Instagram, X content in defamation caseMotorola Mobility has filed a defamation suit in India against social media platforms and tech creators. The company seeks to remove conten...
- Trip down memory lane: Module price rise could moderate in H2The new projections counter previous estimates about memory prices continuing to peak every quarter for consumer electronics brands. They f...
- Demand for Chinese smartphones in India falls for first time ever; prices to riseChinese smartphone prices: The entry- to mid-level market -- the industry's mainstay -- shrunk last fiscal, pulling down the combined reven...
- Dixon eyes India unit of China handset maker Transsion HoldingsThe talks come amid greater scrutiny of Chinese firms operating in the handset ecosystem. The Centre wants Indian companies and executives ...
- Chinese handset companies in a fix over leadership hiring in IndiaWhile the Indian government is nudging these brands to add local executives in top decision-making leadership roles, many are apprehensive ...
- Dial M for margins: Chinese phone companies offer higher share to retailersSince last year, Chinese brands, especially Xiaomi and Realme, have been focusing on offline retail, which is more conducive for selling pr...
- Indian mobile phone brands Micromax, Karbonn & Lava plan a major comebackThese brands said they hope to win back market share since consumers don’t have any choice in the entry level price whereby they are forced...
- Chinese mobile firms talk to Indian makers with PLI nodA senior industry official said Chinese handset brands such as Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo and Transsion were in talks with the likes of Bhagwati (M...
- Mobile ad spends plunge as Chinese firms pull the plugAnd experts expect spending on advertising to remain flat on year in the current fiscal, which began on April 1, given that the Chinese bra...
- Micromax to invest ₹500 crore in R&D, manufacturing backed by India's PLI schemeHome-bred handset maker Micromax plans to invest Rs 500 crore on expanding local manufacturing and research and development (R&D) operation...
- Chinese handset brands planning to put India investments on holdMajor smartphone investors such as Oppo and Vivo in fact are yet to register for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme...
- Samsung set to gain amid Chinese handset brands' painSamsung may displace Vivo and regain its No. 2 position by September end, if not the end of the June quarter, benefitting from the anti-Chi...
- Not easy for local phone companies to match China peersLocal handset makers will need to invest on innovation and intellectual property to compete with Chinese peers.
- Battered by competition, Intex plans to make products for Chinese firmsIt has found an innovative plan to deal with the scourge that all but wiped off India's mobile industry.
- How China’s handset maker Xiaomi came first in IndiaFrom just 3% market share in 2015, Xiaomi has increased its market share in the Indian market to 23.5% in Q3 this year.
- China players like Xiaomi, Oppo may dominate overall handset space this quarter: CMRChinese vendors have captured 40% of the overall market and recorded 180% year-on-year revenue growth in the January-March quarter, accordi...
- Mobile handset sales falls 12-13 mn, weak rupee may push pricesMobile handset sales in the country have started sliding or stagnating in line with a slowdown in subscriber additions
- Handset sales in India likely to touch 220 mn in 2011: GartnerBuoyed by increasing number of mobile phone users, India is expected to see sales of about 220 million mobile handsets in 2011, as per late...
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