The era of eSIM in India is about to begin.
Things move blazingly fast when it comes to technology and functionality related to smartphones. Such is the case with the new and emerging eSIM functionality which is being projected...
As the budget and mid-segment smartphone market in India is witnessing cut-throat competition, the premium smartphone market has started attracting the eyeballs of smartphone manufacturers. Despite the fuelling competition, the Korean electronics giant, Samsung is able to hold its ground...
2017 has undoubtedly been a landmark year for smartphone design and function. We saw the mainstream debut and adoption of several new standards in smartphone design language and functionality such as bezel-less displays, OLED technology, iris scanning and more....
With over 1.18 billion mobile phone subscriptions, India is the second largest mobile phone market, clocking the fastest growth rate. The smartphone adoption, however, has been little below par compared to other markets, likes of China. Only 450 million...
At the time when Apple is being criticised for its strategy and absence of innovation in iPhone 7 worldwide, there is some good news for Tim Cook & Team. The news becomes more valuable with the fact that it is...
The growth of 4G/LTE enabled devices has been ground-breaking. There is a cut-throat competition prevailing in the market with smartphones leading the segment. However, data cards have also become very popular as they provide data services anytime and anywhere....
The shipment of LTE-enabled devices in India is on a rise and, among all, smartphone rules the roost, according to Q1 2016 CMR India report. A whopping 15.8 million units of 4G/LTE devices were shipped in India and 97.9% of...
A recent report released by CyberMedia Research (CMR) highlights the growing demand of sub Rs 5,000 ($75) tablets in Indian market. The tablet market in India recorded a modest 7% QoQ growth with 0.91 million units of tablet PCs shipped...
While the rest of the world has been witnessing plateauing growth for smartphones, India has been the only country to go against the trend and provides a glimmer of hope to OEMs across the world. However, painting a somber...
Analyzing the latest report by CMR (Cyber Media Research), one can decipher the lack of brand loyalty among the Indian smartphone users. The flourishing budget phone market offered implausible features at an average selling price of Rs. 10,700 ($160)Â as...