Smartphones Market

The Nothing OS 1.1.5 version update is rolling out in phases, and it will be available on Nothing Phone (1) before October 24

As countries scrutinise mineral supply chains needed to fuel the clean energy transition, one potential source is hiding in junk drawers and trash cans all over the world

The Poco C31 includes a 6.53-inch 60 Hz IPS LCD touchscreen, a triple rear camera system, a 5 MP front-facing camera, and a 5,000 mAh battery

The SMIC predicted a gloomy outlook for consumer electronics demand, saying it sees no sign of a recovery anytime soon

The phones will be for both the domestic and export market

Samsung is likely to remain the top original equipment manufacturer globally on an annual basis in the near future, a new report has said

Hit by component shortages, global smartphone sales to end-users declined 6.8% in the third quarter of 2021, compared to the same time period in 2020, a Gartner report said on Tuesday

A new report suggests that iPhone gets traded in at a higher rate than Android handsets, with nearly one-third of Apple trade-ins going toward the purchase of an upgrade.

The plans to invest more in research capabilities

Brands like Realme and Samsung have topped the consumers preferences in the most competitive Rs 20,000-Rs 30,000 price segment in India, a new report said

OnePlus' next flagship series won't feature a periscope lens on any of the models, the report said

The Vivo V19 will be available in Piano Black and Mystic Silver colours starting May 15

It has 18.9 per cent share of the market (Q3 2019, IDC), down from 22.6 per cent for the third quarter of 2018 while Xiaomi has 27.1 per cent share

The inability of top smartphone players to lure feature phone users to upgrade to smartphones is a key factor.

Vivo S1 was launched earlier in March in the company's home country of China, followed by an international launch in July. It is the international variant that is expected to be launched in India

Business Standard lists top five budget smartphones priced under Rs 8,000 based on the value and ease of use that they offer

Realme 2 would sport a gradient design, similar to the first generation device. However, compared to predecessor, it would feature a new format screen, better internals and an improved camera modules

OnePlus led the premium smartphone segment with 40 per cent market share, helped by record shipments of its OnePlus 6 handset

So if you're hanging out for some action in the smartphone market, go take a nap. We'll wake you up next year

But India must overcome barriers in the smartphones market