The market for 5G Smartphones in India
While the timeline to the launch of 5G services in India is yet to be clear, it is interesting to see a strong supply and demand-side dynamics at play in …
What’s driving India? It’s not mobile screens. It’s music.
COVID-19 and the ensuing lockdown have really contributed to a clear departure in the way we lead our lives. From being always on the go, we have moved into a …
5G Smartphone Sales in India to top 144Mn units by 2025: CMR
New Delhi/Gurugram, 3 Feb 2020: According to CMR’s India Mobile Handset Market Review Report for Q4 2019 released today, CMR forecasts pin 5G smartphone sales in India to potentially top …
vivo-CMR study: Average Indian spends over 1800 hours a year on their smartphone
More than half of the respondents have never tried to switch off from their social handles and profess to not being able to live without their phones Almost all respondents …
‘Make in India’ in Action: Notes from the Field
At a time when global manufacturing supply chains are getting disrupted on account of the US-China Trade War, and companies are scouting newer markets to escape higher tariffs, India has …
Making Smartphones Last Longer: The Rise of Battery Capacities
Smartphones have redefined the way we communicate, work, entertain, play and explore the world around us. In fact, smartphones are now the primary device for consumers to get connected digitally …
Enabling richer user experiences in entry-level smartphones
India represents one of the world’s fastest growing smartphone markets, with the smartphone market growing by around 10% in 2018. A confluence of factors, driven by a growing aspirational class, …
What’s the Outlook for 5G-Capable Phones in India?
This year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC19) at Barcelona was an interesting showcase of game-changing Android Smartphone Innovation, with an overarching, upbeat theme of 5G. At the MWC19, some of the …
Multi-Camera Smartphones: The Next Battleground Beyond Megapixels
As smartphone ‘form factors’ continue to remain increasingly homogenized, with not much to differentiate, smartphone brands are looking for new spec differentiators to define themselves in a hyper-competitive market. One …
Smartphones: Growing Taller, and Out of Reach?
From the time, the first smartphones with 18:9 display hit the market, video streaming has become increasingly mainstream. Its, no surprise then that some smartphone manufacturers started pushing the envelope …