mobile
OnePlus 7T and 7T Pro: Your Questions Answered
Within just a few weeks of their launch, the OnePlus 7T and OnePlus 7T Pro have taken the Indian market by storm, with thousands lining up to grab the latest Never Settling phones.
U2opia Mobile to invest $3 million for startups
In a move to boost innovation in mobile, Singapore headquartered mobile technology company U2opia has launched Catapult Programme to help startups grow by investing $3 million in over three years.
Lumigon T3 is first smartphone with night vision camera
At a time when smartphone companies are fighting for a bigger share of the pie by introducing new technology, Danish company Lumigon has unveiled its T3 device that has the world's first night vision camera.
Mobiles worth over Rs 10 lakh stolen from Amazon godown
Mobile handsets worth about Rs 10.37 lakhs were allegedly stolen from the godown of an e-commerce company by its employees here, police said today.
Nokia network sales weighed down by Alcatel integration
Nokia's mobile network equipment sales fell more than expected in the first quarter and will continue to decline this year, the Finnish company said, as customers hold off new orders while it integrates its purchase of rival
Indian mobile handset companies facing might of tech patent holders. Here’s what they should do
The Indian Cellular Association (ICA) views the debate between patent owners and implementers as a non-issue.
India to have over 500 mn mobile users by 2015 end: GSMA
By end of this year, our country will have over half a billion unique mobile subscribers, accounting for 13% of the world’s mobile population, according to a new GSMA report.
Mobile sector to account for 8.2% of Indian GDP by 2020: GSMA
Indian mobile services sector contribution towards national GDP is estimated to reach 8.2 per cent or Rs 14 lakh crore by 2020, says a study by global telecom industry GSMA.
Mobile ad-blockers could wipe out billions in ad revenue
Mobile Internet sites face a new threat as millions download ad-blockers to their phones and tablets, removing pesky adverts but potentially wiping out billions of dollars in advertising revenue.
