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Budget 2023: Government Lowers Customs Duty on Mobile Phone Parts, TVs
During her speech presenting the Union budget for 2023-24, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday announced a cut in customs duty on the import of certain inputs for mobile phone manufacturing. Sitharaman also announced that customs duty on parts of open cells of TV panels would be cut to 2.5 percent.
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Budget 2020: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Proposes New Electronics Manufacturing Scheme
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday proposed a scheme for manufacturing cell phones, semi-conductors, and other electronic devices.
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US Senators Ask Trump to Suspend Licences for Tech Sales to Huawei
A bipartisan group of US senators wants the Trump administration to suspend its approval of US technology sales to China's Huawei, saying the manufacturer of cell phones and 5G network equipment poses risks to national security.
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Government Considering Panic Button in Cell Phones for Women's Safety
For women's safety, the government is considering introduction of a panic button in cell phones and has asked all mobile phone manufacturers to work out the feasibility of such a feature, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said today.
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Hopefully, a charger that works for all mobiles
Coming soon in 2011: a universal charger for all mobiles.The world's 14 most prominent mobile manufacturers have been sent details by the European Commission of a new standard connection, after they agreed to sign up to it in June 2009.The...
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A cell phone for the visually impaired
Indian mobile manufacturer Intex has launched the Intex Vision, a mobile phone for the visually impaired.
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A cell phone for the visually impaired
Indian mobile manufacturer Intex has launched the Intex Vision, a mobile phone for the visually impaired.
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Mobile phone radiation within limits
A survey of some of the world's most popular cell phones found they emit radiation well below agreed limits and largely in line with the data published by manufacturers, a Finnish regulator's study showed.
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Budget 2023: Government Lowers Customs Duty on Mobile Phone Parts, TVs
During her speech presenting the Union budget for 2023-24, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday announced a cut in customs duty on the import of certain inputs for mobile phone manufacturing. Sitharaman also announced that customs duty on parts of open cells of TV panels would be cut to 2.5 percent.
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Budget 2020: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Proposes New Electronics Manufacturing Scheme
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday proposed a scheme for manufacturing cell phones, semi-conductors, and other electronic devices.
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US Senators Ask Trump to Suspend Licences for Tech Sales to Huawei
A bipartisan group of US senators wants the Trump administration to suspend its approval of US technology sales to China's Huawei, saying the manufacturer of cell phones and 5G network equipment poses risks to national security.
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Government Considering Panic Button in Cell Phones for Women's Safety
For women's safety, the government is considering introduction of a panic button in cell phones and has asked all mobile phone manufacturers to work out the feasibility of such a feature, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said today.
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Hopefully, a charger that works for all mobiles
Coming soon in 2011: a universal charger for all mobiles.The world's 14 most prominent mobile manufacturers have been sent details by the European Commission of a new standard connection, after they agreed to sign up to it in June 2009.The...
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A cell phone for the visually impaired
Indian mobile manufacturer Intex has launched the Intex Vision, a mobile phone for the visually impaired.
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A cell phone for the visually impaired
Indian mobile manufacturer Intex has launched the Intex Vision, a mobile phone for the visually impaired.
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Mobile phone radiation within limits
A survey of some of the world's most popular cell phones found they emit radiation well below agreed limits and largely in line with the data published by manufacturers, a Finnish regulator's study showed.
