Brace yourself, India: Here comes another Xiaomi blockbuster, the Mi4
If the sale of any of its previous models is anything to go by, the Mi4 is going to have an epic response.
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In the race to develop foldable, flexible smartphones, LG picks Ignis' technology
By resolving some of the major problems inherent in OLED panels, Ignis could transform the industry.
India's Lava impresses with new phones as it fights for third place
Lava is battling it out with Karbonn for the number three spot in India, but the real fight for both may soon be with newer entrants like Xiaomi.
Smartphone manufacturing still a pipe-dream under Modi's India
There have been many triumphant announcements concerning manufacturing, and specifically that of smartphones under the Modi government, but dangerously little traction to so far
Motorola gets ready to dazzle Indians with the budget smartphone Moto E
After the humongous success of the Moto G in India, Motorola shows a take-no-prisoners strategy with the upcoming budget smartphone, the E
How Chinese phonemakers have destroyed Indian ones like Micromax
With 5G around the corner, Indian phone makers will have to pull off a miracle in product design if they are to compete with the Chinese.
Xiaomi shows willingness to adapt by pursuing offline model in India
The Chinese company has made a name for itself by achieving dominance through a unique online sales model, but has recently decided to ditch this approach in India by partnering with Bharti Airtel, India's largest telecom operator, and selling its phones through Airtel's retail outlets.
Could video-sharing Indians disrupt television advertising?
If 3G connections begin to deliver their actual speeds in India, video-crazy Indians may force advertisers to migrate to the net altogether.
It’s raining smartphones in India
And many of them, in the mid-market as well as the ultra budget category promise to change the country forever
Only in Japan: Flip phones of yesteryear outstrip growth rate of smartphones
This makes sense, when you consider how long the Japanese have had to endure a zero growth environment and constantly tighten their belts amidst sky-high rates for data.