Breaking a price barrier, Coolpad Note 3 is the first phone in the price bracket to offer 3GB RAM and a fingerprint scanner.

Shenzhen-based Coolpad Group has built a $300-million (Rs 1,966 crore) war chest to enter India with its own brand of phones.

With three overseas smartphone companies entering the country every month, domestic vendors are getting ready for the long haul.

Apart from the 1.4Ghz Mediatek octa core processor, the phone has 1GB RAM, 8GB storage and a 2,500mAh battery.

Shanghai-based smartphone maker Phicomm plans to invest around $1 billion (Rs6400 crore) in India by 2017-end in setting up five business u...

In a strategy shift, Xiaomi is entering into a tie-up with Redington to distribute its smartphones in the offline retail- dominated Indian ...

Motorola, InFocus and OnePlus introduced their latest devices globally from India on Tuesday, a day after Google launched its newest Androi...

Chinese smartphone makers have been quick to recognise the massive potential of the Indian market.

"Co will, however, face stiff competition from the likes of Xiaomi and Motorola that have struck gold by taking the online-only route," Li ...

Dazen 1 for Rs 6,999 and Dazen X7 for Rs 17,999 are the two phones launched in India. At this price the phones compete directly with Xiaomi...

A leader in 4G/ LTE segment, Coolpad Dazen is one of the world’s fastest growing smartphone players and also the fastest growing brand in C...

Headquartered in Shenzen, Coolpad, which makes its own devices, intends to set up a research & development centre, likely in Bengaluru.

Coolpad owns about 5,500 patents, including dual-SIM, in mobile phones. Sharma did not disclose the nature of the patents that are in the p...