Ambani's promise of a new Indian dawn in connectivity
Mukesh Ambani's Jio plans to revolutionize speeds at which we consume content through its pan-India 4G network, but seeing is believing.
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How Motorola became a smash hit in India
It was one of the first brands to exclusively harness the power of the internet as a sales channel thereby slashing its distribution costs
India's Air Force clips Xiaomi's wings
The Indian Air Force is the latest party to react to allegations against Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi regarding the transfer of International user data to Beijing.
Fin's bluetooth ring: A wearable that could make Gollum happy
Smart rings like Fin are impressing people and winning major crowd-funding money — but are they a temporary fad?
Is India hostile to foreign direct investments?
The recent Delhi High Court judgment gives a reprieve to Nokia — but it may not have improved India's image as a sound destination for foreign investment.
iPhone 6 Plus maybe just what phablet-loving Indians want
For a brand that doesn't take India all that seriously, Apple sold a pretty impressive number of phones in the country last year. And now, the plus-sized iPhone 6 may just give well-heeled Indians consumers what they've been craving.
After conquering smartphones, Xiaomi disrupts India's TV market
If Xiaomi's track record with smartphones in India is any indication of its abilities, TV makers should get ready for turbulent times following the launch of the Chinese maker's ultra-low-budget, 4K LED units in the country.
In India, where size matters, phablets fly off the shelves
Phablets have obliterated tablet sales and may soon become the dominating choice for consumers of smartphones.
Apple gets obliterated by OnePlus in India as sales drop by 50 percent
Tim Cook says the company won't be flogging India-specific phones to take advantage of this sizzling market, so the question remains as to how Apple plans to battle its far more inexpensive Chinese counterparts and survive in India.
In rapid onslaught, Chinese phone makers take control of 50 percent of Indian market
Champions of yesteryear Samsung and India's Micromax are reeling and may have to come up with something otherworldly in order to stage a comeback.