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The low-cost smartphone race in India is getting hotter. A handful of handsets makers are rolling out low-cost phones with top-of-the-line features.

The budget smartphone market has just got shaken up again with the unveiling of Google’s Android One in India at $105. Here are 5 ways in which it’s a disruptor

Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) is partnering up with one Indian telco to give a big boost in visibility to its mobile OS, Android. The move will see Spice Global (SGX: M09) opening

Facebook’s VP for mobile, Vaughan Smith, has expressed his great confidence in India, saying that the country will likely rise to be Facebook’s number one user-base in the coming years.

In a vast country like India, with most of its huge population in remote rural areas, it is tough to provide easy access to healthcare facilities.  To improve medical awareness in such

According to a report from Voice & Data, Indian consumers purchased over 120 million handsets in the 2010-2011 fiscal year, on average that’s a remarkable 10 million phones per month.