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Tata Electronics boosts headcount to 75,000Tata Electronics has significantly expanded its workforce to 75,000, surpassing Foxconn and becoming Apple's largest contract manufacturer ...- Tamil Nadu leads in electronics goods exports; clocks new high of $12.62 billionTamil Nadu leads India’s electronics exports, hitting a record $12.62 billion this fiscal year, accounting for 37% of the country’s total. ...
- India is the fourth largest market for 5G phones, despite a lack of network supportThis, even as Reliance Jio Infocomm, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea are still piloting 5G networks and auction of supporting airwaves is n...
- Apple beats Samsung for 2nd Spot in tabletsApple has overtaken Samsung to capture the second rank in India’s tablet market with 29% market share in the January-March quarter of 2021,...
- Number of iPhone users in India to soon cross 10 millionIt’s a remarkable accomplishment for Apple “in a price-sensitive market like India where 56% of the smartphones sold are still sub Rs 10,00...
- Smartphone prices may rise up to 25% under GST regimeIndia’s mobile phone market is expected to grow only marginally in 2017, to 270 million phones by shipments from 265 million.
- Google unfazed by smartphone sale slump outlook in India, high-quality low cost phones to drive adoption“The reality is, in every market you have a curve of users who can afford products and services, and in India that curve drops out pretty f...
- Samsung, Micromax, Intex lead Indian smartphone market in Q4It was a huge quarter for Indian brands – their share of the smartphone market was at an all-time high of 45%, while 67% of all phones ship...
- India tablet shipments up 32% to 1.36 million units in July-September: CMRTotal shipments stood at 1.03 million units in the third quarter of 2014, while the same stood at 1.07 million in the April-June period.
- India smartphone market contracts but Samsung maintains leadership in Q1 : CMRSamsung retained its leadership in the India smartphone and overall market, in January to March quarter 2015, analysts at CyberMedia Resear...
- Smartphone sales in India jump over 200% in Q1 2014: CyberMedia ResearchIndia's smartphone shipments rose over 219 per cent to 14.5 million units in January-March this year with more than half of the handsets sh...
- Smartphone sales in India surge almost 3-fold in 2013; Samsung still market leaderSamsung maintained its leadership with a 38% share of smartphone market, followed by Micromax (16%), Karbonn (10%), Sony (5%) & Lava (4.7%)...
- 183 mn mobile phones shipped to India in 2011; Nokia leads: StudyNokia retained its leadership position with 31 per cent share of the overall mobile phone segment, followed by Samsung at No 2 with 15 per ...
- Nokia tops smartphone sales in India: ReportNokia remained the leader in both the feature and smartphone segments, accounting for 30.2 per cent and 38.4 per cent, respectively, of the...
- Salora forays into mobile handset businessIn the first phase, Salora plans to launch its handsets in eastern India, Delhi-NCR, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Punjab.
- 'Indian telecom services, handset mkt will be $82 bn by 2014'CyberMedia Research estimates that the Indian telecom services and mobile handset market will grow at compound annual growth rate of 15.8 p...
- Domestic cloud computing estimated to grow at 53%The domestic cloud computing industry is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 53% to be a Rs 2,434 crore market by 2014.
- Public cloud computing to touch Rs 2,434 crore in five years in IndiaThe overall Indian software as service market is expected to touch Rs 465 crore by end 2011, a growth of 50 per cent over 2010.
- Public cloud computing market in India to touch Rs 2,434 cr in five yearsThe overall Indian software as service market is expected to touch Rs 465 crore by end 2011, a growth of 50 per cent over 2010.
- IDC, CyberMedia to end 24-yr partnership in market researchBringing an end to a 24-year partnership focused on IT research activities, global entity IDC and diversified group Cyber Media will now be...
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