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Apple’s annual Swift Student Challenge celebrates the pinnacle of student coding talent, and this year, the competition introduced an exciting…
“Commercial customers are more at ease when they look at Asus because the network that we’ve created on the service…
The South Korean tech major plans to do it on the back of an expansive catalogue of high-performance OLED and…
“Offline is an important channel for us because consumers can experience the superior quality of Xiaomi Smart TVs, and compare…
“If Voltas, Godrej, and Blue Star made mobile phones, none of the Chinese brands had a chance.”
‘The Indian market is a market that embraces colour, embraces differentiation, embraces a lot of the strategies that we are…
“We want to grow in line with the volume market, we want to grow faster in the value space and…
“We want to define new lens standards for quality.”
“We’re fairly confident about the device[s], but we also have to be cognizant of the fact that there’s a large…
“It feels like there’s the rest of the world and there’s India. A public digital infrastructure stack that is second…
“Generative AI and computational photography are going to enhance the consumer experience. But as a company, we need to strike…
“We want [to make] products that move people. We want to create an experience, not just a product and so,…
“Honor will be a substantial player in the next year itself. A lot of brands will have sleepless nights once…
“The Flip 5 is definitely helping us to recruit some new users into the galaxy.”
In an exclusive interview with FE TechBytes, Atul Rai, the co-founder of Staqu, shares his insights into the company’s journey…
Galaxy products already account for 35 percent share in the super-premium ($1000 or higher) segment in India and with the…
“We are very focused on our journey towards Make in India, powering Digital India and making it 5G-first.”
The senior Salesforce official further said that India is at the leading edge of these technologies in terms of both…
The Indian government’s incentives have attracted electronics and semiconductor manufacturers to invest Rs 3 trillion in capital expenditure over 5 years. The potential market of $500 billion by 2030 has led to companies setting up shop for domestic and export demand. Major companies like Foxconn and Vedanta Group have also invested due to the production-linked incentive scheme.