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Handset business fading on spike in memory prices; smartphone market could shrink more than 13% this yearThe impact was already visible in February when sales slumped 35%, retailers told ET. It will remain the same or get worse in March, tradit...- Huge price gap greys the market for iPhone 15 Pro models in IndiaThe significant price difference between the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models in India compared to other countries is anticipated to drive ...
- Licence Regime: Laptop, Tablet majors set to increase importsThe government had on August 3 announced that imports of laptops, tablets, all-in-one PCs and ultra-small form factor computers and servers...
- Govt restricts imports of laptop, PCs, tabletsIndia's Directorate General of Foreign Trade has restricted the import of laptops, tablets, all-in-one PCs, ultra small form factor compute...
- Apple India's desktop and laptop shipments see a sharp fall in Q1Shipments of Apple's Mac PCs in India are expected to show some recovery in the second half of 2023, but the growth for the year could stil...
- Phones priced around Rs 15,000 may speed up 5G adoption in IndiaThe sweet spot of affordability of 5G smartphones will be the ₹10,000-15,000 price point in 2023, industry executives said, adding telecom ...
- Apple pushed smartphone ASPs to a record $224 in 2022: IDCApple’s iPhone shipments grew to a record 6.7 million units in 2022 from 4.8 million in 2021, with an average selling price of Rs 80,000, t...
- 2022 smartphone shipments fell 10% on year: IDCWhile other marker reported a change in the shipment rankings, IDC India said Xiaomi remained the largest smartphone brand by shipments in ...
- Smartphone brands ramp up offline play with experience centres, doorstep services before festive seasonMarket trackers said this will create differentiation in the overall buying experience by showcasing a smartphone maker’s product-line and ...
- Smartphone brands struggle to market their 5G devicesThe marketing of smartphone offering 5G support will also lead to a creative competition of sorts. Apart from the messaging, the creative o...
- Shenzhen lockdown likely to hit Indian steel, electronics & automobile companiesIndian electronic device makers import a large chunk of parts from Shenzhen. Singh said the disruption will compound the problems caused by...
- Smartphone projections flattened even after second wave wanesSmartphone market tracking firms have sharply cut their shipment growth estimates for 2021 to either flat or just 1% growth year on year fr...
- Apple to expand retail play on strong demandThe expansion will be led by its exclusive retail partners even as Apple finalises work on its self-owned flagship store in Mumbai.
- Apple to expand retail play on strong demandThe expansion will be led by its exclusive retail partners even as Apple finalises work on its self-owned flagship store in Mumbai.
- Global semiconductor shortage likely to hit India where it hurts the mostSmartphone and computer market researcher IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said the shortage of key components such as chipsets,...
- Not easy for local phone companies to match China peersLocal handset makers will need to invest on innovation and intellectual property to compete with Chinese peers.
- Xiaomi replaces Samsung as overall market leader in Q4: IDCXiaomi also emerged as the market leader registering annual shipments of 43.6 million units in 2019, the highest ever smartphone shipments ...
- Oppo India managing director Yi Wang quitsWang played a crucial role in Oppo journey in the country, since it entered the Indian market,” the company said in a statement.
- Handset prices may go up on weak rupeeQueries sent to Samsung, Oppo and Vivo were not answered till press-time Monday. According to Counterpoint estimates, October was a record ...
- Oppo, Vivo scale down distributors, retailers; focus on generating returnsIndustry experts said in New Delhi alone, the number of stores selling both brands has come down by almost a fifth to about 8,000. Vivo con...
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