With Jio Bharat internet-enabled feature phones expected to go commercial soon, industry experts predict that sales of 4G feature phones co...

Shipment of 5G smartphones in the country continues to gain traction and such devices accounted for 22 per cent market share in the third q...

According to the Counterpoint report, a strong demand for the iPhone 12 and iPhone 11 were the major factors in Apple's growth.

“With this initiative, itel and Jio users will get itel A23 Pro at an attractive price of INR 3,899 which was earlier priced at INR 4,999, ...

Samsung was the leader in the overall mobile market with a 19% share in 2020, while Xiaomi led the market in the October-December quarter.

Brands like LG, ASUS, Karbonn, Gionee, iTel, Infinix, Tecno, Motorola, Nokia, Sony and Honor have all scampered into the market with new sm...

Major Chinese brands including Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Itel saw exceedingly healthy year-on-year growth while HTC, Asus, Intex, Videocon and Gi...

About 30 million smartphones were shipped in India in the quarter, where Xiaomi led with a 25% share, followed by Samsung with 23%.

The company did not share the equity held by promoters after this round or the value of the company post funding.

One has to buy the phone for Rs 3690, recharge with Rs. 150 or more in a calendar month for 18 months.

The operator will offer talk time worth Rs 50 free for 18 months for consumers who buy one of 17 models priced between Rs 800 and Rs 1,600.

Transsion is one of the relatively newer and successful Chinese mobile phone maker to enter India after attaining market leadership in Afri...

The Spice-Transsion JV will sell feature and smartphones in India. Starting next month, about 10 devices will be launched over the next six...

Transsion had launched its 'itel' brand in India last year and is now exploring the potential of launching its third brand -- Infinix -- in...

The phone comes with a bright display that makes it easy to read outdoors, wide viewing angles and vibrant colours.

Besides lesser known brands, players such as Samsung and Micromax still consider feature phones a key segment that offers good margins.

China’s Transsion Holdings, the largest handset player in Africa, plans to shift phone manufacturing from the continent and China to India.