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India’s smartphone market has finally revived in Q4 2023 after five consecutive quarters of either declining or stagnant yearly growth in shipments. The noteworthy 25% YoY growth in smartphone shipments during the fourth quarter was primarily driven by the...

In the wake of cracking down on financial irregularities, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) recently filed its first charge sheet related to a money laundering investigation involving Vivo India and four tech executives. This move follows allegations that shell companies...

The demand for smartphones worldwide has slowed in the last few quarters, affecting major manufacturers and OEMs. Even India, known for its rapid population growth and insatiable appetite for smartphones, has not been immune to this trend. According to...

It's been over two years since India had come down heavily on hundreds of Chinese apps and banned from the country. Many expected a similar treatment for Chinese smartphone manufacturers, mainly Xiaomi, Vivo, and Oppo. However, the government didn't act as...

Vivo's Indian subsidiary is accused of remitting almost 50% of its turnover, amounting to Rs 62,476 crore, to parent entities in China between 2017 and 2021 in a bid to avoid paying taxes in India, according to ED, the...

The noose is tightening around Chinese smartphone companies operating in India. Not so long ago we learned about the silent shift of Manu Kumar Jain, former Managing Director of Xiaomi India, from India to Dubai amidst the ED investigation...

Samsung and Xiaomi may be leading the pack in terms of global smartphone shipments, but when it comes to revenue from smartphones, which is a real deal, equations change drastically. Apple iPhone revenue figures leave both Samsung and Xiaomi...

The smartphone shipments in India is badly affected by the nationwide outbreak of Coronavirus in Q2 2020. The pandemic which bought the individuals and businesses to standstill has got a huge impact on consumers buying preferences of smartphones. According...

The new normal is changing the dynamics of the Indian smartphone industry. In the last two to three days, there is a sudden spike in demand for refurbished smartphones in the market.  We are going to discuss here on the...

The worldwide smartphone shipments in Q1 2020 decreased to 275.8 million units, posting a record decline of 11.7% YoY. The damages due to the global outbreak of Coronavirus on the worldwide smartphone industry is quite visible as this the...