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Government Has No Plans to Ban Sale of Smartphones Under Rs. 12,000 Segment: MoS IT
Indian government has no plans to ban low-budget smartphones under Rs. 12,000, said Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar in response to a query about government’s plan to ban Chinese companies from selling phones under a particular category. Chandrashekhar also stated that India looks forward to build domestic brands.
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Government Has No Plans to Ban Chinese Smartphones Under Rs. 12,000: Report
There are no plans from the part of the government to ban Chinese smartphones under Rs. 12,000, a recent report claimed citing government sources. This information comes a few days after another report earlier this week had claimed that the government seeks to ban smartphones from Chinese brands under the price range of Rs. 12,000.
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India Seeks To Ban Chinese Phones Cheaper Than Rs 12,000: Report
India seeks to restrict Chinese smartphone makers from selling devices cheaper than 12,000 rupees ($150) to kickstart its faltering domestic industry, dealing a blow to brands including Xiaomi Corp.
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Founder Of Chinese Carmaker Geely Launches Smartphone Venture
A new venture from the founder of Chinese automaker Zhejiang Geely Holding will aim to release its first smartphone by 2023 and sell 3 million units in its first year, according to a memo seen by Reuters.
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Chinese Smartphone Makers Tweak Strategy To Project Products As Indian Brands
Chinese handset makers who command around 70 per cent of the market share in India are projecting themselves as Indian brands and selling made-in India products to ward off any possible backlash on their sales after the Galwan violence.
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China's Oppo Embraces Xiaomi's Flash Sale Gambit to Grow Indian Base
Oppo launched a new flagship smartphone - the F7 - on Monday in India, and plans to woo buyers with an online flash sale for the device on April 2.
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Apple Earned $151 Profit Per iPhone in Q3 2017: Counterpoint
Apple earned five times more profit per handset than that of its closest rival Samsung, according to research firm Counterpoint.
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Huawei, Oppo See Growth in Q1 2016 as Global Smartphone Shipments Fall: Strategy Analytics
Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi saw a fall in global smartphone shipping numbers in past one year.
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Oppo to Open 3,000 More Stores, Launch India Specific Budget Models in 2016
Increase in offline reach and brand promotion will be the focus for Oppo in 2016.
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Chinese Smartphone Maker Xiaomi Suspends Sales in India
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has suspended its sales in India following directions of the Delhi High Court, restraining sales of its products.
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Xiaomi MIUI Cloud Messaging Made an 'Opt-In Service' After Security Concerns
Xiaomi has confirmed that it is has made its cloud messaging service optional for users after security concerns.
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Xiaomi Says Its Smartphones Do Not Secretly Upload Photos, Text Messages
Xiaomi's Hugo Barra has refuted a recent report alleging that Xiaomi smartphones relay user information to China-based servers without permission.
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Is Xiaomi Secretly Sending User Data to Chinese Servers? (Updated: Xiaomi Responds)
Xiaomi's budget Redmi Note handset has been reportedly caught red-handed sending smartphone user data to a Chinese server.
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Xiaomi said to be nearing launch of its first tablet
The four-year-old Chinese company is a standout among China's crop of emerging smartphone makers that are expanding the market.
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Government Has No Plans to Ban Sale of Smartphones Under Rs. 12,000 Segment: MoS IT
Indian government has no plans to ban low-budget smartphones under Rs. 12,000, said Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar in response to a query about government’s plan to ban Chinese companies from selling phones under a particular category. Chandrashekhar also stated that India looks forward to build domestic brands.
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Government Has No Plans to Ban Chinese Smartphones Under Rs. 12,000: Report
There are no plans from the part of the government to ban Chinese smartphones under Rs. 12,000, a recent report claimed citing government sources. This information comes a few days after another report earlier this week had claimed that the government seeks to ban smartphones from Chinese brands under the price range of Rs. 12,000.
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India Seeks To Ban Chinese Phones Cheaper Than Rs 12,000: Report
India seeks to restrict Chinese smartphone makers from selling devices cheaper than 12,000 rupees ($150) to kickstart its faltering domestic industry, dealing a blow to brands including Xiaomi Corp.
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Founder Of Chinese Carmaker Geely Launches Smartphone Venture
A new venture from the founder of Chinese automaker Zhejiang Geely Holding will aim to release its first smartphone by 2023 and sell 3 million units in its first year, according to a memo seen by Reuters.
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Chinese Smartphone Makers Tweak Strategy To Project Products As Indian Brands
Chinese handset makers who command around 70 per cent of the market share in India are projecting themselves as Indian brands and selling made-in India products to ward off any possible backlash on their sales after the Galwan violence.
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China's Oppo Embraces Xiaomi's Flash Sale Gambit to Grow Indian Base
Oppo launched a new flagship smartphone - the F7 - on Monday in India, and plans to woo buyers with an online flash sale for the device on April 2.
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Apple Earned $151 Profit Per iPhone in Q3 2017: Counterpoint
Apple earned five times more profit per handset than that of its closest rival Samsung, according to research firm Counterpoint.
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Huawei, Oppo See Growth in Q1 2016 as Global Smartphone Shipments Fall: Strategy Analytics
Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi saw a fall in global smartphone shipping numbers in past one year.
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Oppo to Open 3,000 More Stores, Launch India Specific Budget Models in 2016
Increase in offline reach and brand promotion will be the focus for Oppo in 2016.
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Chinese Smartphone Maker Xiaomi Suspends Sales in India
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has suspended its sales in India following directions of the Delhi High Court, restraining sales of its products.
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Xiaomi MIUI Cloud Messaging Made an 'Opt-In Service' After Security Concerns
Xiaomi has confirmed that it is has made its cloud messaging service optional for users after security concerns.
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Xiaomi Says Its Smartphones Do Not Secretly Upload Photos, Text Messages
Xiaomi's Hugo Barra has refuted a recent report alleging that Xiaomi smartphones relay user information to China-based servers without permission.
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Is Xiaomi Secretly Sending User Data to Chinese Servers? (Updated: Xiaomi Responds)
Xiaomi's budget Redmi Note handset has been reportedly caught red-handed sending smartphone user data to a Chinese server.
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Xiaomi said to be nearing launch of its first tablet
The four-year-old Chinese company is a standout among China's crop of emerging smartphone makers that are expanding the market.
