With sales slowing down in mature markets like the US and Europe, handset makers are expanding their presence in the Indian market, bringing in the best devices from their portfolio.

Chinese players have dominating the Indian smartphone market, pushing out their Indian counterparts from the list of top five vendors.

Chinese mobile company Oppo, which faced workers unrest at its Noida plant after the incidence of disrespect to the Indian flag, today said the factory will reopen soon.

The Viral Fever's founder and CEO, Arunabh Kumar has been booked under molestation charges as the victim filed a complaint in Mumbai on Wednesday.

Political pundits and analysts have grossly under-estimated the SP scion's popularity among the youth, women folk.

Bollywood star Salman Khan is delving into a new venture and this time it's a smartphone business. The Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Dabangg starrer who also owns the Being Human clothing brand has reportedly registered 'Being Smart' trademark for his smartphone venture.

Dual-lens camera smartphones, 2-in-1 Windows hybrids, and Android Wear 2.0 were the highlights of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

OPPO, Huawei, and Vivo lead other smartphone brands in China in 2016, latest International Data Corporation (IDC) Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker report said.

International Data Corporation's (IDC) latest Monthly City Level Smartphone tracker reveals that this downward trend can be attributed to demonetisation and resulting cash crunch along with the cyclically lean period after the festive season in October.

Six former employees of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's third-largest smartphone maker, have been arrested by Chinese police for allegedly leaking commercial secrets to rivals.

After a year that saw the firm fall down the smartphone vendor rankings while it overhauled its business.

Customers can also avail a 15 per cent discount on payments made through the SBI credit card. Additionally, no cost EMI option is available across all major credit cards.

Samsung, the single most popular smartphone brand in India, commanded a roughly 30 percent market share just over a year ago. That slipped to 21 percent in November, according to tech research firm Counterpoint, the last month for which data is available.

Chinese smartphone vendors last year captured about 40 per cent share in India, the second largest smartphone market in the world, the official media here reported.

Chinese cellphone maker Xiaomi has sold a record one million smartphones in India in 18 days during the Diwali festive season, despite boycott calls of Chinese goods in the country, state media reported on Thursday.

At the bottom are various modes including Time Lapse, Video, Photo, Beauty and Panorama, accessible to the front-facing camera as well. Flash settings and HDR mode have been added to the top.

The Jio network may witness mass desertions after consumers stop using Jio sims after the free trial period. This could hugely benefit Airtel and Idea, which have invested substantially in their 4G and 3G networks.

Officials in Beijing, adept at keeping their words vague, may not always admit to competition from India in the manufacturing sector, but the Chinese media has begun to take note of a shift in momentum.

In part, online pre-ordering has made queues unnecessary for all but diehard fans, and in Chinese stores only those who had ordered in advance were queuing to collect.

Posts on China's popular Sina Weibo microblogging site show the iPhone 6, which took China by storm in 2014 with its new, larger screen, attracted around 15 times more comments in the month before launch than this year's model.