BENGALURU/MUMBAI: Foxconn plans to partner with the Adani Group to set up at least four electronics manufacturing facilities in India, sources told TOI. Top executives of Foxconn, the Taiwanese company best known
Foxconn Technology Group will begin manufacturing Xiaomi smartphones in Andhra Pradesh on a small scale, The Economic Times reported. This will be the company’s second stint in the country after it had
Nokia, which was once the world’s largest mobile manufacturer, is set to make a comeback in the smartphone market late next year. Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri, while speaking to German publication Manager
LG Electronics will soon embed technologies developed by Nokia in its smartphones as the Korean firm has agreed to take a royalty-bearing smartphone patent licence from the Nokia Technologies, the technology development
Technology giant Microsoft on Wednesday opened its first Microsoft Priority Reseller Store in Chennai as it rebrands “Nokia Priority” stores. The change of brand follows the Microsoft-Nokia deal in which Washington-based firm
Samsung is gearing to launch a Galaxy Note smartphone this year. Named as Galaxy Note 5, the upcoming Galaxy Note smartphone is likely to feature a 14cm (5.5-inch) Super AMOLED dual-edge curved
Samsung and Apple have made broad modification to their distribution models, both online and offline channel. With the advent of online shopping, the offline channels are raising their voices to streamline the
Nokia has entered into strategic partnerships with HP, Microsoft and Telefonica to create IT infrastructure and workplace environment. With the new cloud-based architecture in place, Nokia for superior quality, greater agility and
South Korean Manufacturer Samsung has introduced a new product called ‘ Portable SSD T1’. The new product is the external portable solid state drive (SSD), representing a new standard of storage for
Samsung posted a near 40 per cent fall in first quarter net profit, missing analyst estimates despite a surge in memory chip demand that cushioned a slump in smartphone sales. Facing increasing
Apple is one of the candidates that Nokia is interested in selling its HERE Maps business to. The company seems perfect for a variety of reasons, but that is not the only
Communication firm Nokia may soon takeover Alcatel-Lucent’s wireless assets. Both the companies announced their intention to combine to create an innovation leader in next generation technology and services for an IP connected