All posts tagged "smartphones"
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Auto
Global shortage of semiconductors can bring auto industry to a grinding halt
April 24, 2021Very soon auto assembly lines, around the world, would be brought to a grinding halt if...
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Tech Plunge
Indians are spending more time on mobile apps than ever before
April 9, 2021Amid covid-induced restrictions and work from home becoming new normal, consumers are now spending on an...
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Technology
LAVA to make comeback with student-centric tablets
March 19, 2021Indian brand, LAVA is set to make a comeback with a range of student-centric tablets priced...
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Technology
Samsung set to explore multi-device intelligence at R&D centre, Bangalore
February 10, 2021Samsung Electronics plans to explore multi-device intelligence, beyond 5G, blockchain and data science areas over the...
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Business
Google muscles up with Fitbit deal amid antitrust concerns
January 15, 2021Google has completed its USD 2.1 billion acquisition of fitness-gadget maker Fitbit, a deal that could...
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Business
Dixon Technologies arm inks deal with Motorola Mobility LLC for manufacturing of smartphones
December 28, 2020Dixon Technologies, a contract manufacturer in electronic goods, on Monday said its wholly owned subsidiary Padget...
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E-commerce
Online retailers try to woo consumers till the last minute with heavy discounts and quick delivery
November 13, 2020Online retailers are trying their best to woo consumers till the last minute with heavy discounts...
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Economy
Southeast Asian Internet Economy hits the $100 billion milestone
November 10, 2020Powered by rapid adoption of smartphones and internet, as well as changing consumer preferences, the Southeast...
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E-commerce
SBI strives to bring customers rewarding shopping experience this festive season
October 15, 2020SBI is committed to add to the festive cheer of its cardholders this festive season. It...
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Tech Plunge
Apple’s iPhone 11 ranks No. 1 in global shipments for 2020 despite COVID-19
September 3, 2020Apple’s iPhone 11 is ranked as No. 1 in global shipments for 2020 despite the impact...
