Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is bringing in Alexander Tang to head its India business as it looks to revive falling market share and imp...

Smartphone companies are reducing staff in marketing and sales. Rising costs and slower sales are pushing brands to cut expenses and focus ...

Smartphone prices are no longer dropping predictably. The demand for AI chips is causing component costs to surge. This means phones are la...

A global memory chip shortage is impacting smartphone makers. Samsung and Apple are growing their market share. Chinese companies like Xiao...

Indian companies are now making over a quarter of smartphones sold in the country. Dixon Technologies leads this surge, becoming India's la...

Apple has topped global smartphone shipments for the first quarter of 2026. The company saw a 5% growth year-on-year. Overall smartphone sh...

The company, which gets the vast majority of its revenue by selling mobile handsets, said smartphone revenue rose 0.4% to 47.8 billion yuan...

Xiaomi India sales grew 7% over the year ago to Rs 38,196 crore in 2019-20 even as it clocked a profit of Rs 401 crore after sustaining Rs ...

Xiaomi also emerged as the market leader registering annual shipments of 43.6 million units in 2019, the highest ever smartphone shipments ...

The company’s overall offline business grew by 70 per cent during this year festive season as compared to same period last year. The smartp...

We have launched a whole new format, called Mi stores, to cater to India's rural smartphone market, said Xiaomi India Chief Operating Offic...

Xiaomi, he said, is currently the largest selling smartphone in the country with a growth of over 300 % in 2017.

Huawei shipments surged 9.9 per cent year-on-year to 153.1 million units in 2017, while OPPO's rose 12 per cent to 111.8 million and Xiaomi...

Xiaomi shot to the top of China’s smartphone market by offering inexpensive devices packed with premium components, undercutting rivals lik...

Xiaomi’s notebook may go on sale in the first quarter to compete with such premium computers as Apple’s MacBook Air and Lenovo’s ThinkPad.

Two of the country's biggest smartphone vendors, Xiaomi and Huawei, knocked Apple down to third place in Q2, according to an analyst report.

Xiaomi has hit a serious roadblock in its expansion plans, with research showing sales of its smartphones may be on the verge of plummeting.