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Demonetisation and GST-hit DataWind shuts Hyderabad facilityDataWind, maker of the world’s cheapest tablet Aakash, has closed down its manufacturing facilities in India.- Datawind cuts production by 50 per cent in Hyderabad, many 'lose jobs'Telangana Joint Commissioner (Labour) R Chandra Sekharam told PTI that he has received a petition from these workers "seeking justice".
- DataWind plans Rs 100 crore spend on VNO biz, data at Rs 200/yearDataWind, known for making low-cost tablets and smartphones, has applied for a pan-India virtual network operator (VNO) licence in the coun...
- DataWind formally launches Hyderabad manufacturing unitTelangana IT and Industry Minister KT Rama Rao and Nadir Patel, High Commissioner of Canada, inaugurated the facility.
- Riding the wind: How Suneet Singh Tuli powered DataWind to become top tablet player in IndiaEarly 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 to set up manufacturing unit in Hyderabad with Rs 100 crore initial investmentThe facility is expected to start production within 90 days and generate 500 jobs in the first phase of operation, the company officials sa...
- DataWind plans world's most affordable smartphone at Rs 999 with Anil Ambani's RCOMThe smartphone will have a Linux-based operating system and will be bundled with RCOM’s service offering. It is expected to hit the stores ...
- Datawind partners with HomeShop18 to expand its retail footprintUnder the partnership, HomeShop18 and DataWind will jointly launch special sales programs across broadcast.
- DataWind expands tablets portfolioDataWind has introduced first 10 inch tablet computer with embedded 3G modems under Rs10K. The new tablets will debut on online marketplace...
- Large part of IPO for investment in expansion in India: DataWind"It is not just the plants we want to fund; we actually want to fund research which does breakthroughs with such lower cost devices."
- DataWind tablets to come with 1 year of free internet from BSNLDataWind Thursday said that its UbiSlate 7Cz and UbiSlate 3G7 tablet will come bundled with 12 months of free unlimited internet browsing w...
- DataWind, makers of low-cost Aakash tablet, to launch new devices for US school kidsCanada-based DataWind, best-known as the maker of low-cost Aakash tablet, is launching a range of new devices aimed at schoolchildren in th...
- After Aakash, DataWind launches low cost tablets starting at Rs 3999The 'UbiSlate 7Cx' is the company's cheapest 7-inch tablet with cellular connectivity, allowing internet access with a regular SIM, Datawin...
- Have shipped all 1 lakh Aakash tablet units to government: DatawindDatawind, the maker of low-cost Aakash tablets, today said it has shipped to the government all the 1 lakh units completing the deal after ...
- Low-cost computing device Aakash is alive and kicking: Kapil SibalTelecom Minister Kapil Sibal said the project for the low-cost computing device is "alive and kicking" and work is on for its third and fou...
- Was 'Indian innovation' Aakash 2 tablet made in China?World's cheapest tablet, Aakash 2, may have been a cheap import from China, embellished with some applications from IIT Bombay.
- Datawind to clear all paid orders for Aakash tablet PC in 6 weeksDatawind, the maker of Aakash tablet PC, has said it will clear all backlog of paid orders for the commercial version of tablet within next...
- Aakash 2 tablet's cost advantage sees rivals Micromax, Pantel and Wish Tel crying foulAccording to DataWind CEO, clever design, in-house manufacturing help co to sell the tablet Rs 1,500 cheaper than rivals.
- Will second version of Aakash make a perfect landing in cheap tablet market environment?"The specs of Aakash-II are better than some of the hot-selling tablets, but at half the price," says Tuli, CEO of DataWind.
- Quad Electronics sues DataWind for Aakash contract breachQuad and DataWind's spat comes even as customers are posting messages on online consumer forums citing delays in delivery of the tablets.
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