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Samsung takes first place in India, but Chinese smartphone brands are catching up fast
While Lenovo sold the third highest volume of smartphones in the country, local players struggled to make the list.
14 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.
Micromax overtakes Samsung as the new smartphone leader in India: Report
Smartphone maker Micromax has surpassed Samsung in the fourth quarter of 2014 to become the leading supplier in India’s booming smartphone market for the first time, according to a report
Google to take Android One phones to Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka
With an aim to make smartphones accessible to an estimated 200 million people, Google today announced the sale of Android One phones in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka in “the
$400 smartphones are major new battleground in India, and that’s bad news for Samsung
Quick look at the some of the best smartphones that fulfill the value-for-money quotient for the Indians.
5 reasons why Google’s Android One is a game-changer in budget smartphones
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
With iPhone 6, Apple joins a queue to feed craze for large-screen smartphones in India
Apple has lost out on the smartphone boom in India. The iPhone 6 will try to correct that with larger screens.
Watch out, Samsung: Xiaomi, Micromax, and more budget smartphones will eat 25% of your market share next year
Value-for-money smartphones from Xiaomi and others will eat 25 percent of Samsung’s global smartphone market share within a year, a Fitch Ratings report says.
Xiaomi wants to thrash Samsung in India with 3 budget smartphones
Xiaomi Mi3 is priced at INR 13,999 (US$232) in India. That makes it far cheaper than Samsung’s top-selling phones with similar specifications.
Xiaomi’s Mi3 hits India on July 15, and Micromax should be paranoid
Xiaomi will start its account in India with the flagship Mi3 priced at INR 14,299 (US$250) on July 15. Micromax, Karbonn, Xolo, and others should be jittery.



