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Apple is now in 10th place in India. While Samsung remains the leader, Chinese brands are booming – and threatening to kill off India’s own phone makers.

India’s phone makers plummeted below 20 percent while Chinese ones hit 51 percent market share, says an analyst.

Monthly sales have halved, a report says. Intex denies.

While Lenovo sold the third highest volume of smartphones in the country, local players struggled to make the list.

India saw a record high 26.5 million smartphones shipped in the second quarter of the year, according to the latest data from IDC.

Post-festival depression causes a dip in smartphone shipments. High spec phones at value-for-money price points may perk things up again this year.

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.

Following in the footsteps of Samsung and LG, Indian IT brand Intex today launched an Android-powered smartphone called the Aqua Curve. Part of the company’s Aqua smartphone range, Intex claims to be

Some Indian mobile phone makers are slowly but surely wiping out the image of being cheap, as in poor quality or low-spec. Instead they want to be well specced at

Mobile social network mig33 is betting big on emerging markets still using feature and/or Android-based phones. Previously, we learned that it has partnered with 12 Asian handset brands in Indonesia