DataWind, known for making low-cost tablets and smartphones, has applied for a pan-India virtual network operator (VNO) licence in the coun...

The company already offers smartphones starting from Rs 1,500.

Early this year, DataWind became the largest tablet seller in India and Suneet Singh Tuli is not done yet. Having found an unlikely ally in...

DataWind led the market with its share at 34.2 per cent share, followed by Samsung (21 per cent), Pantel (BSNL's partner) (20 per cent), Mi...

The Indian tablet market in Q1 2016 remained flat over previous quarter with total shipments of 0.86 million units (including slate and det...

Samsung, the country's largest phone seller which has been manufacturing here since 2006, has spent more than Rs 500 crore to add capacity ...

Domestic handset maker Ringing Bells will launch India's most affordable smartphone in a move that is set to disrupt the booming handset ma...

The smartphone will have a Linux-based operating system and will be bundled with RCOM’s service offering. It is expected to hit the stores ...

Low cost mobile device maker Datawind has earmarked about Rs 150 crore to launch mobile phones with free basic Internet services for one ye...

DataWind has introduced first 10 inch tablet computer with embedded 3G modems under Rs10K. The new tablets will debut on online marketplace...

Canada-based DataWind, best-known as the maker of low-cost Aakash tablet, is launching a range of new devices aimed at schoolchildren in th...

The 'UbiSlate 7Cx' is the company's cheapest 7-inch tablet with cellular connectivity, allowing internet access with a regular SIM, Datawin...

Datawind, the maker of low-cost Aakash tablets, today said it has shipped to the government all the 1 lakh units completing the deal after ...

World's cheapest tablet, Aakash 2, may have been a cheap import from China, embellished with some applications from IIT Bombay.

According to DataWind CEO, clever design, in-house manufacturing help co to sell the tablet Rs 1,500 cheaper than rivals.

"The specs of Aakash-II are better than some of the hot-selling tablets, but at half the price," says Tuli, CEO of DataWind.

Datawind today said IIT-Bombay is in the process of testing low-cost tablet PC 'Aakash' with upgraded specifications proposed by it.