Besides, LED TVs of brands including Nokia, Intex, Lloyd and Toshiba will be manufactured in Dixon Technologies’ Chittor factory, said two ...

Delhi, 29 April 2017 In 2015, Apple smartphones had grabbed a cool 13.6% share in China. Playing catch-up were two local labels, Oppo and V...

Xiaomi largely depends on online sales in what is its largest market outside China. Performance slumped in 2015 when no new devices came in.

Samsung has set up over 250 service points with over 250 resident engineers, which will take the total to 3,000 within a month.

Indians are watching television on bigger screens with the 32-inch and above category emerging as the largest and fastest-growing segment i...

The government has allowed foreign companies to sell goods online without its approval, provided they are manufactured in India.

Flipkart has, so far, sold a range of electronic and computer accessories under the DigiFlip range launched in 2012.

Supporting the companies, CEAMA also said BEE's testing norms are not in conformity with international standards as it was done in a single...

Retailers in the country such as Croma, Next, Reliance Retail’s Reliance Digital and Future Group’s eZone seem to have finally cracked the ...

Big retailers are pulling out their private labels or delaying launches in home appliances and electronics space.

Besides the Nokias and Micromaxes, the iPhones and BlackBerrys, there is another set of brands fighting it out in India’s booming mobile ha...

India’s manufacturing saga is donning new shades in the consumer electronics space.

Consumer durable products will soon carry a star rating, highlighting the energy efficiency levels.

The latest design mantra for mobile phone makers in the Indian market is to be high on the slim quotient.

If your thumbs are tired of keying in those endless SMSs, help is on the way with touch-sensitive mobile phones.

There is an increasing number of traditional consumer durable companies such as Samsung and Mirc Electronics (makers of Onida) upping their...

Durable majors like LG, Videocon, Philips and others are at loggerheads over Reliance Retail’s strategy of breaking the ground rules in the...