Xiaomi addressed the Android legions via social media today, boasting about big finances and big devices. As we reported last week, the Chinese company completed its latest round of funding, raising $1.1
On Monday, the company announced that it has closed a $1.1-billion round of new funding that puts its valuation at a whopping $45 billion. This makes it more valuable than the San
A rather interesting picture was brought to our attention by a tipper. The shot surfaced on Weibo and shows what arrears to be the next generation Mi smartphone by Xiaomi. The Chinese
The postal department will use new technology to provide quick service to customers and introduce new products to generate revenue, Chief Post Master General of Andhra Pradesh Circle B V Sudhakar said
Lenovo on Tuesday announced that it will soon be launching a new LTE smartphone in India at “an aggressive price point”. Detailing its intentions in a statement, Lenovo said it will launch the
Xiaomi India Head Manu Kumar Jain on Thursday announced that the Chinese smartphone brand had crossed a major milestone in India this month – it has managed to sell 1 million
State-run telecom firm MTNL on Thursday announced the launch of the revamped version of its My MTNL Delhi mobile app for Android smartphones, with which customers can lodge service complaints, pay bills
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge has been launched in India, three months after its global introduction. The handset will be available in the first week of January next year with select retailers at a
Philips might soon launch a new smartphone in India, as it has listed the Philips S398 on its country-specific website. There is no word on the launch date or the pricing of
Xolo, after listing its Q900s Plus on the company website at Rs. 8,299 earlier this month, has finally made the smartphone available to buy at Rs. 7,999 via an e-commerce website. The Xolo Q900s
E-commerce marketplace Flipkart announced on Saturday it has raised $700 million (Rs. 4,434 crores approximately) in a fresh round of funding from Baillie Gifford, Greenoaks Capital, Steadview Capital, T. Rowe Price Associates and
Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone maker that has been under the spotlight for its handset sales issues in India, appears to have allowed the much-anticipated successor to the Redmi 1S to pass through
