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In Indonesia, homegrown phone makers are losing out to foreign brands
China’s Oppo doubled its smartphone numbers in Indonesia in the past year.
Nadine Freischlad · · 2 min read
Surprise slowdown in smartphone demand in Indonesia
A lot is happening in Indonesia’s mobile phone market. Local brands are trying to increase their relevance, but overall demand for smartphones is slowing down.
Nadine Freischlad · · 2 min read
Indonesia’s ‘king of feature phones’ wants to copy AirAsia to beat Samsung
Evercoss is Indonesia’s bestselling local phone brand. To compete in the shifting market, it needs to increase the appeal of its smartphones. AirAsia is its role model.
Nadine Freischlad · · 5 min read
Indonesian phone maker gives users free internet access, but there’s a catch
Free Internet, but only for three hours. And please buy our phones.
Nadine Freischlad · · 3 min read14 new Asian smartphone makers hoping to crush Samsung and Apple
Across Asia, there are a number of relatively new phone brands playing to their strengths in home markets, aiming to steal sales away from Samsung.
Steven Millward · · 11 min read6 local smartphone firms that stand to gain from the ‘made in Indonesia’ rule
A list of smartphone producers that have a foothold in the Indonesian market and may stand to gain from the archipelago’s incoming regulation on 4G handsets.
Leighton Cosseboom · · 5 min readAs Indonesia becomes an important smartphone market, brands rush to open factories
(Updated on January 12: We removed Sat Nusapersada from this list because the data is still disputable.) Indonesia is one of the biggest smartphone markets in the world. Emarketer believes
Ketut Krisna Wijaya · · 6 min read8 Android smartphone models to challenge Redmi Note in Indonesia
Xiaomi’s Redmi Note is a powerful gadget priced at IDR 2 million. But there are already plenty of choices in that price range for Indonesians.
Enricko Lukman · · 6 min readHow Evercoss became Indonesia’s biggest local handset manufacturer
While handset manufacturer Evercoss doesn’t sell the kind of high-end phones that turn heads, the company can proudly say it is still the biggest local handset manufacturer in Indonesia.
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