This meeting is a prerequisite for the tech major to locally sell its latest iPhone 16. The device was banned last year in Indonesia since ...

Apple plans a $1 billion investment in an Indonesian manufacturing plant for smartphone components. This follows Indonesia's ban on iPhone ...

Indonesia in November banned sales of Apple's iPhone 16 after it failed to meet requirements that smartphones sold domestically should comp...

Indonesia has banned the sale of Google smartphones due to non-compliance with local content requirements. The law mandates 40% local parts...

The report cited a recent deal by mobile phone maker OPPO with Egypt for a $20 million manufacturing plant there. The report said the deal ...

Xiaomi wants to make its India success story a big case study and take critical learnings from India, the biggest and fastest growing marke...

Once Samsung’s move fructifies, the company will join iconic smartphone major Apple, which is also in the process of shifting a key part of...

Infinix’s India CEO Anish Kapoor said that the company is aiming to capture 8-10% online market share by 2018 calendar end.

The company, which introduced its first handset in the India in December last year is also aiming to sell about two million smartphones in ...

OPPO said its plans to set up its own-brand handsets assembly unit in India by August this year to tap the burgeoning demand for smartphone...

Oppo is the latest among its Chinese peers including Xiaomi, PhiComm and Coolpad to evince interest in making mobile phones in India.

Nexian Journey One will be the first brand in the world to launch Android One with the latest version of Android Lollipop 5.1.

We are seeing clear differentiation in the kind of users who use BlackBerry. The urban youth is a typical BlackBerry user, said Lalvani.

With Z3, the company is trying the capture the budget or affordable device segment in high-growth emerging markets like India and Indonesia.

The Z3 features 1.2 Ghz dual-core processor, 1.5 GB RAM, 8 GB internal memory (expandable upto 32 GB) and 5MP rear camera.

The Taiwanese company's ambitions have been on hold for years due to drawn-out talks over tax breaks, property and import restrictions.

BlackBerry today unveiled a new lineup of products -- the sub-$200 'Z3' (Rs 12,400) and Q20 -- to help revive its sagging fortunes.