Tablet shipments including slate and detachables clocked 1.06 million in the July-September period, remaining stagnant over the same period...

Canadian device maker Datawind plans to invest Rs 200 crore in the next couple of years to expand its manufacturing facility and in tapping...

Telangana IT and Industry Minister KT Rama Rao and Nadir Patel, High Commissioner of Canada, inaugurated the facility.

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

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

Noida-based Ringing Bells is launching the cheapest smartphone, priced at Rs 251, a move that is set to disrupt the booming Indian mobile h...

Datawind is also teaming up with Reliance Communications to launch the world’s most affordable smartphone — priced at Rs 999 — by the end o...

"The new schemes and taxes now in place have made it beneficial for mobile devices companies to Make In India and Datawind is no exception."

Datawind has stopped importing finished products from China, the company is planning to come up with two more manufacturing units in India.

The tablet supports voice calling feature and comes with dual core, dual VGA camera both at front and back and 4G internal flash storage.

The company will launch Galaxy Tab A, an 8-inch tablet supporting both LTE bands in the country, for Rs 20,500 and Galaxy Tab E, a 9.6-inch...

"It is not just the plants we want to fund; we actually want to fund research which does breakthroughs with such lower cost devices."

Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal had said that the government wanted a price of around Rs 2,500 for the latest device.

Datawind made a foray into touch-screen smartphone segment with launch of 3 handsets at a price starting from Rs 3,499, with patented techn...