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Looking Beyond Apple? 6 Best Android Alternatives To iPhone 16 Pro Max
Top performance, amazing cameras, and innovative features are the things that these Android powerhouses deliver.
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How Will Crackdown On Chinese Phonemakers Benefit Indian Manufacturers
How will the ban on Chinese mobile phones impact Indian stock markets?
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How Will Crackdown On Chinese Phonemakers Benefit Indian Manufacturers
How will the ban on Chinese mobile phones impact Indian stock markets?
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Chinese Smartphone Makers Capture 40% Of Indian Market: Survey
Xiaomi took the third spot with a market share of 10.7 per cent, whereas Chinese vendors collectively took up 40 per cent, according to the survey conducted across 30 major Indian cities.
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No Plan To Ban Chinese Phones Cheaper Than Rs 12,000: Minister
The government has asked Chinese mobile companies to increase their exports from India and there is no proposal to ban the sale of handsets below Rs 12,000 made by such firms, Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Monday.
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How Will Crackdown On Chinese Phonemakers Benefit Indian Manufacturers
How will the ban on Chinese mobile phones impact Indian stock markets?
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India Slaps Rs 4,389 Crore Notice On Chinese Phone Maker Oppo
Chinese phone maker Oppo's India unit has been slapped with a notice for alleged Rs 4,389 crore import duty evasion, the Finance Ministry said on Wednesday.
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Enforcement Directorate Raids Chinese Phone Maker Vivo; Searches At 44 Places
Suspicion of money laundering behind raids on Chinese manufacturing firms; Income Tax Department, too, conducted searches last year
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"Lucky" Chinese Phone Number Sold For $300,000 At Online Auction
A "lucky" mobile phone number has sold for a whopping 2.25 million yuan ($300,000) after hundreds of people vied online for the right to use the apparently auspicious string of digits.
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China's $9 Billion Plan to Boost 5G Undermined By Trade War
China Tower’s IPO would be the biggest since Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s 2014 offering.
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Chinese Smartphone Makers Capture 40% Of Indian Market: Survey
Xiaomi took the third spot with a market share of 10.7 per cent, whereas Chinese vendors collectively took up 40 per cent, according to the survey conducted across 30 major Indian cities.
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Micromax, Once a Rising Star, Struggles
Micromax's slide to second place is a tale of the promise and peril of India's booming but hyper-competitive smartphone industry.
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Chinese City Aims to Become the Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
A southern Chinese city which produces around 263 million mobile phones annually. This accounts to one-eighth part globally, plans to become a global mobile phone capital by 2025.
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Ratan Tata Buys Stake in Chinese Phone Maker Xiaomi
Tata, who retired as head of over $100-billion conglomerate in December 2012 and currently serves as chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, has emerged as a major venture capital investor since his retirement.
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Nokia seeks to dominate Chinese phone market with Windows Phone
Nokia will start to sell a new range of smartphones using Microsoft software in China, from April.
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Looking Beyond Apple? 6 Best Android Alternatives To iPhone 16 Pro Max
Top performance, amazing cameras, and innovative features are the things that these Android powerhouses deliver.
-
How Will Crackdown On Chinese Phonemakers Benefit Indian Manufacturers
How will the ban on Chinese mobile phones impact Indian stock markets?
-
How Will Crackdown On Chinese Phonemakers Benefit Indian Manufacturers
How will the ban on Chinese mobile phones impact Indian stock markets?
-
Chinese Smartphone Makers Capture 40% Of Indian Market: Survey
Xiaomi took the third spot with a market share of 10.7 per cent, whereas Chinese vendors collectively took up 40 per cent, according to the survey conducted across 30 major Indian cities.
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No Plan To Ban Chinese Phones Cheaper Than Rs 12,000: Minister
The government has asked Chinese mobile companies to increase their exports from India and there is no proposal to ban the sale of handsets below Rs 12,000 made by such firms, Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Monday.
-
How Will Crackdown On Chinese Phonemakers Benefit Indian Manufacturers
How will the ban on Chinese mobile phones impact Indian stock markets?
-
India Slaps Rs 4,389 Crore Notice On Chinese Phone Maker Oppo
Chinese phone maker Oppo's India unit has been slapped with a notice for alleged Rs 4,389 crore import duty evasion, the Finance Ministry said on Wednesday.
-
Enforcement Directorate Raids Chinese Phone Maker Vivo; Searches At 44 Places
Suspicion of money laundering behind raids on Chinese manufacturing firms; Income Tax Department, too, conducted searches last year
-
"Lucky" Chinese Phone Number Sold For $300,000 At Online Auction
A "lucky" mobile phone number has sold for a whopping 2.25 million yuan ($300,000) after hundreds of people vied online for the right to use the apparently auspicious string of digits.
-
China's $9 Billion Plan to Boost 5G Undermined By Trade War
China Tower’s IPO would be the biggest since Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s 2014 offering.
-
Chinese Smartphone Makers Capture 40% Of Indian Market: Survey
Xiaomi took the third spot with a market share of 10.7 per cent, whereas Chinese vendors collectively took up 40 per cent, according to the survey conducted across 30 major Indian cities.
-
Micromax, Once a Rising Star, Struggles
Micromax's slide to second place is a tale of the promise and peril of India's booming but hyper-competitive smartphone industry.
-
Chinese City Aims to Become the Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
A southern Chinese city which produces around 263 million mobile phones annually. This accounts to one-eighth part globally, plans to become a global mobile phone capital by 2025.
-
Ratan Tata Buys Stake in Chinese Phone Maker Xiaomi
Tata, who retired as head of over $100-billion conglomerate in December 2012 and currently serves as chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, has emerged as a major venture capital investor since his retirement.
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Nokia seeks to dominate Chinese phone market with Windows Phone
Nokia will start to sell a new range of smartphones using Microsoft software in China, from April.
