FirstCry parent cut its losses in the March quarter on tightened costs. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

India's Android smartphone manufacturing is heating up. As a key government scheme concludes, companies are competing fiercely on price. Br...

As memory prices experience inflation, the landscape of India's smartphone market is shifting. Retailers momentarily benefit from increased...

Qualcomm has launched new Snapdragon 6 Gen 5 and 4 Gen 5 mobile platforms for India. These chips will bring better connectivity, gaming, an...

OnePlus Update: reports suggest OnePlus and Realme are merging operations. Both brands will now work under a new sub-product center. This m...

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

Noida, established on April 17, 1976, during India's Emergency, was conceived from an aerial view by Sanjay Gandhi to relocate Delhi's fact...

Chinese battery leader Cosmx is embarking on an exciting collaboration with Munoth Industries based in India. This venture will enable Cosm...

OnePlus India CEO Robin Liu has stepped down. This comes as the company restructures its global business. Liu is currently serving his noti...

Oppo has revealed a new foldable phone concept. This device aims to eliminate the visible crease on the screen. This has been a major issue...

“The Make in India story for us is super important, and getting the more premium devices assembled or made in India, is obviously an aspira...

"K Sivan, Secretary, DOS / Chairman, ISRO appreciated the efforts of OPPO, India in scaling NavIC application through their innovative R&D ...

OnePlus and Oppo had last year integrated research and development teams in China after Pete Lau, founder of OnePlus, took additional respo...

Oppo also has plans to further scale the manufacturing capacity to produce 100 million smartphones annually at its Greater Noida facility.

The latest brand is sharing Oppo’s resources such as research and development and manufacturing for the Indian market. It will also use Opp...

The brand is focusing on Rs 10,000-20,000 price range with its products for the India market.

The smartphones, Wang told ET, would be designed in China but manufactured in Noida after “local level customisation for India market”.