A new report by Counterpoint Research has shown that 1 in every 5 smartphones sold in India is a "premium" smartphone.
"Everything that shines is not gold" is a proverb but has turned into rewarding reality in 2025 for the investors who put their money in silver.
Google has quietly taken one of its biggest steps yet toward easing life for anyone who switches between Android and Apple devices.
Festive demand and a surge in premium smartphone sales pushed India’s smartphone market to its highest-ever quarterly value, signalling a strong recovery in consumer spending.
Other key clients in the quarter included HP at 9 per cent, Lenovo at 8 per cent, Dell at 6 per cent, and Samsung also at 6 per cent.
Apple Inc is expected to unveil four new iPhone models running on new A19/A19 Pro chips. It will also likely to release an extra-thin Air model measuring less than 5.5 mm thick.
India’s tablet market fell 32% in H1 2025, driven by a sharp drop in commercial demand, IDC reports. Samsung led with 41% share, while Apple and Lenovo gained ground in the growing consumer segment.
The Bengaluru plant represents Foxconn's second-largest facility outside China and involves an investment of $2.8 billion (approximately ₹25,000 crore).
Following a recent meeting with Samsung Southwest Asia executives, Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said, “Samsung continues to expand manufacturing of its advanced technology devices in Bharat, driven by talent and innovation.”
India’s smartphone market recorded an 8% year-on-year (YoY) growth in Q2 2025, marking a strong recovery following a muted first quarter.
More than 300 Chinese workers have left Foxconn's Indian iPhone assembly plants over the past two months
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