Asus Zenfone 2 To Launch In India By The End Of April
The Zenfone 2 will be the first device in India to offer 4GB RAM.
The Zenfone 2 will be the first device in India to offer 4GB RAM.
Xiaomi will launch 100 experience centers in India this year as the vendor looks at ways to increase its visibility in the country.
Yu’s next handset will be a direct challenger to Xiaomi in India.
Set to retail for $100, Xiaomi’s Redmi 2 will offer LTE connectivity and a 720p display in the entry-level segment.
Indian users with the GTX 970 are left without any options as Nvidia’s partners fail to acknowledge issues with the card.
Business consulting firm Infosys is keen on incorporating more automation and possibly AI into its services with acquisition of US startup Panaya.
Inventec gears up for mass production in its new plant in India.
Motorola will focus its attention on India, and may unveil devices in the country ahead of other global markets.
There’s not much to dislike about Samsung’s first Tizen-based handset.
China Steel’s new plant in western India is ready to go
Yureka is the start of a new era for the Indian manufacturer as it looks to challenge international vendors.
The Lumia 638 offers 4G connectivity and 1 GB RAM on a budget, but misses out on a camera at the front.
Cyanogen is not going to provide software updates to Indian users following its exclusive deal with local vendor Micromax.
After significant delays, it looks like Samsung is getting ready to unveil its first Tizen-based handset.
Uber has changed its policies to conform with the rules set by the Reserve Bank of India.
With its upcoming Yu line of devices, Micromax is aiming to differentiate itself with services and features over hardware prowess.
With the largest electronics manufacturing facility in the country shutdown, the government needs to re-evaluate antiquated laws and start from scratch.
Indian consumers are starting to get excited about wearables.
Retailers convince hardware manufacturers to throw the book at e-commerce stores in a bid to regulate pricing in the country.
The Indian e-commerce industry is set to witness a dramatic change in the way it functions as offline retailers seek to curtail “unsustainable pricing.”