Big-name investors who’ve made billions from Tencent Holdings, Alibaba Group Holding, and BYD Co., are taking money off the table.

Indians are increasingly buying refurbished smartphones, as prices of new smartphones have shot up over the year due to rise in input costs...

The feature phone market, which accounted for 43.3 per cent of the total mobile phone shipments, registered a 17.5 per cent year-on-year (y...

PE players are selling 6.9% in the company for Rs 93.65 crore to the promoters, whose holding will increase to more than 85%, Micromax said...

During the December quarter, smartphone shipment expanded 19.5 per cent year-on-year to 36.3 million units from 30.3 million units in the s...

The Chinese smartphone maker said it’s bought almost 20 million of its Class B shares since Jan. 17.

Smartphone shipments in 2019 are expected to reach 160 million in India, according to Counterpoint Technology Market Research and CyberMedi...

Ecommerce company plans deep discounts to gain bigger share of smartphone sales in festive season

The segment expanded nearly 50% last year and is expected to accelerate further in 2018, becoming critical for the major players that want ...

Amazon conducted a pilot programme with Vodafone in Bengaluru earlier this year, setting up a demo facility at the telecom company’s custom...

In smartphones, online was growing rapidly over the past couple of years, and smartphones were the biggest driver of customers to sites lik...

The Moto G5 Plus features a 5.2-inch display and offers up to 4GB RAM with removable storage of up to 128GB.

The maker of the iconic iPhone has grabbed the No. 6 spot in market share in India’s top 30 cities, which make up 51% of the smartphone mar...

The company’s sales of iPhones in India grew 93% in the third quarter — albeit off a far lower base — faster than 87% growth in Greater Chi...

Coolpad owns about 5,500 patents, including dual-SIM, in mobile phones. Sharma did not disclose the nature of the patents that are in the p...

The buy-back offer will cover all Lumia smartphones purchased at company branded retail outlets, even if the older devices are damaged.

Micromax’s surge defines the changing landscape of the Indian mobile market, but it must do much more to have a sustainable leadership.