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Google to partner with Indian smartphone makers to launch Android Go running phones at Rs 2,000; Micromax device expected by Jan-end

Google has partnered with various companies including Micromax, Intex, Lava, Karbonn to launch the devices based on the Android Oreo Go edition.

Airtel in partnership with Celkon launches Celkon Star 4G+ at an effective price of Rs 1,249

The Celkon Star 4G+ comes packed with 1800 mAh battery. It also comes packed with few Airtel apps like MyAirtel App, Wynk App among others.

Demonetisation took the Indian smartphone market by surprise but the market recovered quickly

To overcome the demonetisation impact, smartphone players with huge online presence started offering EMI and easy payment options to keep the sales going.

Diwali 2017: Top ten feature phones to pick from this festive season

Whether you want a cheap communication device or a standby phone, here are the best options to pick from this festival season.

Intex Aqua Lions X1 and X1 Plus launched with shatterproof display at Rs 7,499 and Rs 8,499 respectively

The Intex Aqua Lions X1 has been priced at Rs 7,499 while the X1 Plus costs Rs 8,499. Both phones come in three colours namely, black, champagne and blue.

Intex launches five new models of its LED TVs in India; pricing starts from Rs 27,999

Domestic consumer electronics manufacturer Intex Technologies on Friday launched five new models of LED TVs.

Intex launches Cloud C1 and Aqua S1 exclusively on Amazon for Rs 3,499 and Rs 3,999 respectively

Both the Intex devices run on Android 7.0 and have 1 GB of RAM alongside 8 GB of internal storage.

Intex launches 43-inch 4K-ready LED 'smart' TV for Rs 52,990 in India, to include support for Android 5.1

Expanding its 'smart' TV portfolio, domestic consumers electronics brand Intex Technologies on Tuesday launched a 43-inch ultra high-definition (UHD) TV.

Amazon Great Indian Sale to start on 9 August; 35 percent discount on iPhones and more

The sale, which is called as the Amazon Great Indian Sale, will be featuring "blockbuster deals at never-seen-before prices".

We are working towards becoming the 4G-enabler for Indian consumers, says Spreadtrum country head

The demand for 2G is still expected to be relevant for some time. We might see a direct leap from 2G to 4G in India, however.