Cyber Media Research said that while Sony, HTC and LG lost the market share in the premium phone market – above Rs 20,000 – incumbents enjo...

HTC has finalised its ‘Make in India’ plans, becoming the second major global smartphone maker to produce handsets in the country, after Sa...

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The companies have asked that Amazon pricing not go below the ‘landing price’ or the rate at which brick-and-mortar stores buys goods from ...

The IFA Conference Kicks off in Berlin from September 3 but the excitement for the same has already started.

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Facebook’s new ‘Home’ Android operating software will come pre-loaded on HTC First, which is set for launch on April 12.

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This summer, it will be raining smartphones in India, as we have some amazing new devices coming our way.

Micromax has roped in senior executives from Airtel, HTC and Sony Ericsson in a bid to strengthen its management and its position in the Rs...

HTC Corp., a Taiwanese maker of smart phones, is trying to establish its own brand name as it competes with Apple's iPhone.

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Samsung is planning to double its share in the Indian DVD market to 20 per cent by the end of this fiscal.