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New iPhone 17 unveils in Moscow, as pre-orders jump despite slowing economyStrong demand for Apple smartphones offers a sign that consumer demand for popular products has yet to falter in line with a wider economic...- As smartphone exports skyrocket, some fly under radarIndia's smartphone export boom, hitting ₹2 lakh cr in FY25, faces scrutiny due to a growing parallel export market. An estimated ₹9,000-10,...
- Chinese smartphones sales exceed 70% of Russian marketSmartphones from Chinese retailers like Xiaomi and Realme have become top sellers in Russia after Samsung and Apple curbed sales in the cou...
- Global smartphone market sinks to lowest Q3 level since 2014: ReportXiaomi, OPPO and vivo, recovered slightly after receiving heavy beatings due to lockdowns in China in Q2, and as they captured more of the ...
- China's smartphone makers gain ground in Russian marketSeveral major smartphone makers, including Apple and Samsung, have paused new sales in Russia following Moscow's Feb. 24 invasion of Ukrain...
- Smartphone upstart that beat Apple is now looking at global expansionEmboldened by its success against Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. at home, the company now intends to tackle developed markets with ...
- Micromax launches low-cost 4G Volte smartphones, bundles Reliance Jio offerThe new range will start with two models - Vdeo 1 at Rs 4,400 and Vdeo 2 at Rs 4,990.
- Huawei mulls widening sales channel for Honor phonesChinese telecom firm Huawei is looking to start selling Honor smartphones through traditional retail stores to widen its reach.
- Huawei mulls ending Flipkart exclusivity for Honor phonesHuawei plans to sell its Honor smartphones via traditional retail stores to extend its reach thereby ending the exclusive arrangement with ...
- Fly Mobiles aims to sell 1 million smartphones via ecommerce route by 2015-16Fly Mobiles is aiming to sell 1 million smartphones through ecommerce route sales route by the end of the financial year 2015-16, a top off...
- BRIC nations, US help Apple close gap with Samsung: IDCIn order for Samsung to retain its share at the top, it will either have to accept lower margins from here forward or revamp its high-end s...
- Anti-virus software vendors tie up with telecom playersThese companies are now looking to bundle their products with smartphone software or push a subscription-based model through telecom compan...
- Karbonn Mobiles in talks to sell stake to fund global expansionKarbonn Mobiles, India's third largest smartphone vendor, is planning to sell 15-20% stake to private equity funds to raise money for overs...
- China's smartphone maker Xiaomi set to dial India, to enter 10 countries in 2014Smartphone maker Xiaomi is all set to enter India this year, making it the sixth brand from China to pitch for a share of the highly compet...
- Micromax forays into Russia; to launch Canvas and Bolt seriesHomegrown handset maker Micromax announced its foray into the Russian market with the launch of Canvas and Bolt range of mobile phones.
- Micromax to launch 4G devices by December-end: Co-founder Rahul SharmaCo-founder Rahul Sharma said Micromax is planning to launch 4-G enabled handsets by December 2014 and a Windows phone next year.
- If a Korean brand like Samsung can do it worldwide, we also can: Rahul Sharma, Co-founder, Micromax" Sales have been moving up and we are now selling around 25 lakh units on a monthly basis. We are slowly moving towards our target of 35 m...
- Sony wants to treble sales by 2015: Kenichiro Hibi, MD, Sony IndiaJapanese electronics firm Sony Corp plans to invest more than Rs 550 crore on marketing in India this fiscal and increase it every year in ...
- MTS launches three smartphonesAmid uncertainty about the future of its operations, SSTL today expanded its handset portfolio with the launch of three new Android-based s...
- Nokia slips into red in Dec quarter; good growth in IndiaNokia today reported a loss of 1.08 billion euros for three months ended December 2011 as intense competition and sliding smartphone market...
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