While most models in the market cost almost 1 lakh, this 55-inch full-HD LED TV costs 78,999.
'The Chinese outdid them in the price game and turned the competitive dynamics at the lower end of the handset market from price to value.'
Indian Premier League franchise Gujarat Lions on Friday appointed former Indian middle-order batsman Mohammad Kaif as its assistant coach for the upcoming season starting April 5.
The Gujarat Lions-RCB game -- featuring Virat's magnificent century -- earned the highest amount.
'In two years there will be consolidation. Look at the Indian brands now. Only three of us are surviving, many others have died. What will differentiate us are two things -- timing of our launches in the market and the communication to the consumer," Narendra Bansal, CMD of Intex, tells Arnab Dutta.
Mozilla showcased a smartphone prototype costing as little as $25 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February, targeting developing countries including India and China.
'Twenty20 cricket can be a lottery at times, but I think we'll definitely reach the semifinals.'
Knuckle ball a powerful weapon for bowlers, says Aaron Finch.
IPL team Gujarat Lions has created a digital platform for fans to interact with each other and the team.
With slower than expected growth in smartphone penetration, operators and OEMs are joining hands to provide affordable mobile devices with attractive offers.
Overall mobile phone production was about 68 million in 2014, increased to 100 million in 2015 and 350-400 million in July 2016.
Suresh Raina currently endorses Ceat Tyres, Pureplay (apparel brand) and is expected to sign on Intex, a petroleum brand (he launched Repsol by Gulf Oil last year), and a health care brand.
Speaking at the media conference that followed the IPL Players' draft, Pune spokesperson Subrato Talukdar said Dhoni. was an automatic choice for the new franchise.
Fridge, washing machine, and paint makers are expected to cut prices shortly, while TV, aircon, and sanitary napkin makers are a disappointed lot
At least two of them - Lava and Micromax - are arming themselves against the Chinese rivals which made them insignificant in the local market over the past few years.
Companies bank on festive season to beat slow market blues
In a first, the India's smartphone market fell by 4%.
Consumer products like mobile phones and laptops may become cheaper as the overall taxes on goods are likely to come down
According to analysts, most of the growth in the smartphone space will come from existing users, who will be lured to upgrade their handsets as new features and technologies turn existing features redundant, says Arnab Dutta.
Motorola said it has crossed the three million device sales milestone.
While the 'Made in China' tag continues to be dominant as far as handsets in India go, things are beginning to change.
Xiaomi is the third largest smartphone brand in the top 30 cities in India.
The Zenfone 6 is based on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean operating system but is upgradable to Android 4.4 KitKat version.
Voting in the first phase began with reports of multiple faulty electronic voting machines at various booths, prompting Congress leaders to request quick action from the poll body.
Samsung makes the largest number of non-4G feature phones in India
The Canadian smartphone maker is banking on its platform-agnostic security and software products to make incursions in the market.
Companies are playing the price game to woo customers.
The five key components, which are indispensable for any smartphone, cost more than Rs 2,000 even for a budget 3G-enabled 3.5-inch handset.
Lenovo, Xiaomi, Vivo, Gionee lead the onslaught, beating Indian and global brands with smart deals and astute image management measures.
Components manufactured in India are low-value products like casing and box packaging that constitute 5% of the bill for materials required in phone manufacturing.
IPL will always be the safest bet for advertisers from April to June.
The IPL, all of a sudden, may have some catching up to do with the Big Bash.
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