Samsung, Xiaomi, and other smartphone companies allegedly colluded with Amazon and Flipkart to launch products exclusively on their Indian ...

Xiaomi’s four factories in Tamil Nadu and Noida will stop production from March 24. The Chinese smartphone maker has eight plants for smart...

Smartphone maker Infinix will soon join peers such as Xiaomi, Motorola and OnePlus by bringing its smart televisions (TVs) to the Indian ma...

Lenovo-Motorola slipped one spot to the fourth place in October-December 2017, behind Xiaomi, Samsung and Vivo, according to US-based marke...

Lenovo-Motorola group’s Asia Pacific head Shashank Sharma will take on Mathur’s responsibilities in the interim, the company said in a resp...

The Chinese PC and smartphone major is even contemplating to stop selling handsets under the Lenovo brand or make it a small online-focusse...

China’s largest smartphone maker Oppo’s sale in India grew to Rs 934 crore last fiscal as compared to Rs 211.5 crore in 2014-15, as per the...

After hitch-hiking with Flipkart for over 18 months, Motorola has decided to start selling its devices from rival platforms such as Snapdea...

Xiaomi has begun pilots for pickup and drop of phones from homes, in Delhi and Mumbai, for Rs 99.

On 4G trial in Mumbai, the company said the service will be offered to its existing 3G customers at 3G rates.

The experience centre, so far set up only in India, has made the company’s leadership take note of the popularity of this model.

Motorola, which currently sells its smartphones only through Flipkart in India, sold some three million units in the country between Februa...

Motorola, which is now a Lenovo company, remained the fourth largest smartphone vendor while Sony closed the quarter at the fifth spot.

China’s Lenovo completed its $2.9-billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility on Thursday, making the Lenovo-Motorola combine the third larges...

Analysts cautioned that Indian customers had far more options, online and offline, for Xiaomi to continue with its strategy.

Motorola shipped 955,650 smartphones in the three-month period, compared with 633,720 for Nokia, now owned by Microsoft.

Xiaomi has hired Jabong co-founder Manu Kumar Jain to head its India operations, according to sources familiar with the development.