Samsung India vice president Manu Sharma said the company wants to gain complete leadership in the mid-segment which is the Rs 10,000-30,00...

The new credit product, launched in partnership with lending platform KrazyBee, has already gone live and will be officially announced in a...

Xiaomi manufactures its smartphones and power banks in the country and has indicated it will also start local television production.

Setting up own stores helps brands offer closer engagement with customers, something that will come handy for these global giants seeking t...

In smartphone market share, the difference between Samsung and Xiaomi was a mere half percentage point in the past quarter, Counterpoint sa...

The company, which will compete with the likes of Samsung, Xioami and Micromax in India, aims to capture 5 per cent market share in three y...

Last week, it unveiled its first 'Mi Home' in Bengaluru that will allow consumers to experience and buy all Xiaomi products under one roof.

At the Nasscom Product Conclave in Bengaluru recently, STOI brought together experts on the India-China relationship to discuss the trend.

China-based touch panel and component manufacturing company Holitech is also planning its India foray and is currently evaluating market co...

Karbonn plans to invest in startups as a way to build an ecosystem of apps and services for consumers, which will plug into its emerging po...

Foxconn is also revving its India plans after Nokia’s exit from phone manufacturing shut down its plant in Sriperambudur, Tamil Nadu.

PM, who is visiting China next week, should find ways to enhance bilateral trade relations and woo Chinese investors who complain of bureau...

Xiaomi's India head Manu Jain tweeted that customers can now purchase Mi products from Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon and Airtel India stores.

Asim Warsi, Vice President, Marketing, Mobile business, Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd., added that Samsung continued to lead the marke...

New Delhi-based Micromax accounted for 22% of smartphone sales in India in the October-December quarter, ahead of Samsung's 20%.

The company which has dominated China's smartphone market is talking to investors and banks to roughly raise about $1.5 billion.

Xiaomi will begin offering a couple of devices to Indian consumer through Flipkart, targeting success achieved by Motorola which has become...