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Zara Ali December 2nd, 2015 8:00 AM 0 COMMENTS

Qualcomm launches ‘Design in India challenge’ in support of Make in India initiative

The latest company to jump into the Make in India bandwagon is the chipset manufacturer, Qualcomm. The company has announced the "Design in India Challenge” in New Delhi. The challenge is in support of the Indian Government’s most ambitious development campaign, which is focused on turning India into a manufacturing hub for big companies. Qualcomm’s Design challenge is focused at bringing a product and hardware-centric ecosystem in India. As a part... Read More

Zara Ali October 12th, 2015 5:19 PM 4 COMMENTS

OnePlus to join the ‘Make in India’ league in collaboration with Foxconn

Following the league set up by other manufacturers, OnePlus has also joined the ‘Make in India’ initiative. The company has collaborated with Foxconn, which will be manufacturing the devices in its Rising Stars factory located in the Sri City, Andhra Pradesh. It is not the first time that a manufacturer is going to start manufacturing in India, many other big daddies of the tech world such as Motorola, Sony, HTC,... Read More

Zara Ali October 5th, 2015 3:47 PM 0 COMMENTS

Intex to shell out Rs. 1,000 Crores for setting up a manufacturing unit in Greater Noida

Many global smartphone manufacturers have been planning to invest in India, taking inspiration from them India-based manufacturer, Intex has also decided to invest a whopping sum of Rs 1,000 Cr in India. The company has planned to set up a manufacturing facility in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Following the reports, the manufacturing facility will be set up under a timeline of three years, and will be spread across an area... Read More

Zara Ali October 1st, 2015 5:19 PM 0 COMMENTS

Asus collaborates with Foxconn to manufacture smartphones in India

Taking a cue from other big manufactures, Asus has also partnered with Foxconn to manufacture its smartphones in India. The Taiwanese manufacturer will be setting up the base in Sri City located in Andhra Pradesh. Just like other manufacturers, Asus is also trying to make a stronger position in the Indian market, which is growing tougher to survive due to the stiff competition. Asus initiated the manufacturing process with the... Read More

Zara Ali September 28th, 2015 4:08 PM 2 COMMENTS

Qualcomm to invest US $150 Million to help Indian start-ups

Following the digital event that was held yesterday at San Jose, Qualcomm revealed that it is going to invest a massive chunk of money in India, in support of ‘digital India’ and ‘make in India’ initiative. The company is going to invest up to US$ 150 million (approximately Rs. 9.8 billion or Rs. 980 crores) in Indian startups of all fields. The company will be investing via its venture subsidiary, named as... Read More

Zara Ali September 11th, 2015 4:47 PM 2 COMMENTS

Gionee ropes in Foxconn and Dixon Technologies to manufacture its devices in India

Gionee revealed its “Make in India” plans in July and today, the company struck a deal with Foxconn and Dixon Technologies to manufacture its devices in India. As a repercussion of today’s deal, Gionee will start assembling its smartphones in India by mid-October. Following the collaboration, Foxconn will be assembling Gionee’s F series and P series smartphones at its Sri City plant located in Tamil Nadu. On the other hand,... Read More

Asif Iqbal August 5th, 2015 9:57 PM 4 COMMENTS

Asus might contract Foxconn to make its smartphones in India

Back in April, we reported that Asus might start manufacturing smartphones in India under the 'Make In India' initiative. Now, IANS is reporting that the Taiwanese smartphone brand might employ Foxconn for making its smartphone in the country. Peter Chang, the country head of Asus India, stated that it might partner with Foxconn or any other contract manufacturer to manufacture smartphones in India by the end of third quarter of... Read More

Zara Ali July 18th, 2015 2:32 AM 3 COMMENTS

Following Xiaomi, Microsoft approaches Foxconn to build its phones in India

If a report published by the Economic Times is to be believed, then we can soon see Microsoft manufacturing devices in India with Foxconn. Microsoft in collaboration with Foxconn could get its smartphones manufactured in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh. The report also suggests that Foxconn might initially start manufacturing two variants of Windows Phone in India. Also, Foxconn’s chairman, Terry Gou, stated on his visit to India that the company... Read More

Zara Ali June 29th, 2015 4:06 PM 3 COMMENTS

Sony is planning to join the ‘Make in India’ initiative

Following Narendra Modi’s ambitious “Make in India” initiative, another foreign manufacturer has agreed to setup its manufacturing unit in the country. Sony has announced that it is planning to open a facility in India to manufacture devices. This is not the first time that a known brand has shown interest in becoming a part of MII campaign. Earlier, Samsung had also revealed its plans to manufacture devices in India, and... Read More

Zara Ali May 18th, 2015 3:17 PM 7 COMMENTS

Xiaomi plans to expand in India with Make in India initiative

Well, there is a lot of buzz surrounding India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi’s visit to China. Mr. Prime Minister seems to be making most out of the short visit, as per the reports, he has met top shot Chinese companies CEOs in Shanghai on his last day of the visit. To name a few, there were acclaimed tycoons present at the meeting, such as Xiaomi president Lin Bin, Jack Ma... Read More

Asif Iqbal February 9th, 2015 9:18 PM 1 COMMENTS

MediaTek expresses its interest in expanding its business in India’s booming smartphone market

MediaTek, Qualcomm's fierce rival, has expressed its interest in expanding its presence in the Indian market. The Taiwan-based SoC brand's Chairman MK Tsai met with Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad last week and expressed his company's keen interests in expanding its business in India. Media Tek chairman (MK Tsai) shared his commitment to make technology more accessible for people. He was encouraged by the great market potential that India holds in... Read More