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It's the same old phone with a new name & fatter price tagSmartphone companies are renaming old budget phones and increasing prices. This is due to rising component costs and currency fluctuations....- Apple posts strong growth in India despite global smartphone slowdown: CEO Tim CookApple CEO Tim Cook expressed excitement about India's market. The company achieved strong double-digit growth in India for iPhones, iPadApp...
- Why US stock market surging big today on final day of April? Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all in green as Dow jumps record 500 points — Nvidia, Intel and Meta Platforms stocks crashUS stock market surging big today. Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq rally as Dow jumps record 500 points. A powerful mix of blowout earnings, ...
- Smartphones emerge as India's export champions in FY26India's electronics exports saw a significant 24% rise in the last fiscal year. Smartphones led this growth, with exports climbing nearly 2...
- India pips US to become 2nd largest 5G smartphone marketIndia has surpassed the US to become the second-largest market for 5G smartphones after China in early 2024, driven by affordable models fr...
- Handset output down by up to 20% since JanuarySmartphone shipments - a proxy of sales - declined by 30% year-on-year in October-December 2022 period and by 18% in January-March 2023 as ...
- India handset shipments may get hurt if China Covid waves persistThe disruptions - if at all - will impact the launches slated for early next year. Brands have already stocked up on components for older m...
- Handset launches likely delayed, shipments may get impacted as supply crunch, Omnicron loom“Stocks are running low and brands are not able to service the sector. Industry will find a way to work around the continuing component sho...
- Shipment of 4G LTE devices into India leapt 80% in 2017According to the report, 4G LTE-enabled mobile handset shipments accounted for 47% of the total mobile handsets shipped.
- Mobile phone shipment to touch 262 mn by 2017-end: CMRThe report said the smartphone market recorded 29 per cent sequential growth in the September quarter, with 37.5 million units shipped on t...
- Samsung, Lenovo help 4G smartphone shipments surpass 3G volumes in Q4 in India: IDCThe 4G handset shipments spiked to 13.9 million units accounting for more than half of the market in the fourth quarter of 2015, the firm s...
- Smartphone supply to Middle East, Africa up by 83% in 2014: ReportSmartphone shipments to the Middle East and Africa saw an unprecedented year-on-year growth of 83 per cent in 2014, according to a report.
- Feature phone sales dip for first time in IndiaIn the July-September quarter, Indians bought 51.8 million feature phones, 0.8% lower compared with the corresponding period last year.
- Over 10 crore mobile phones shipped to India in January-June: ReportNokia has 22.2 per cent share in the overall shipments, followed by Samsung at 13 per cent.
- Nokia tops smartphone sales in India: ReportNokia remained the leader in both the feature and smartphone segments, accounting for 30.2 per cent and 38.4 per cent, respectively, of the...
- Mobile handset shipments in India at 166 mn in January-November 2011Total mobile handset shipments in India touched nearly 166 million units during the first eleven months of the 2011 calendar year.
- Mobile phone shipments up 12.44 % in Q2Mobile handset shipments in India reached 47 million units during the July-September quarter, up 12.44% .
- Mobile shipments to India up 13.8% in July-September quarterMobile handset shipments to India increased by 13.8 per cent to 47 million units in July-September, 2011.
- Cellphone shipments falls 3 pc in April-June; Nokia No 1 sellerMobile handset shipments to India declined by 3 per cent in the April-June period compared to the previous quarter due to inventory build-u...
- Europe woes, iPhone surge to hit most handset vendorsTop global cellphone makers are set to report a disappointing quarter, hit by euro zone debt problems and the roaring success of smartphone...
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