In this issue

Finnish telecommunications company
Nokia has reportedly filed numerous patent
infringement complaints against
smartphone brand Oppo regarding
standard-essential patent (SEP).

Displays in Demand

Given the manufacturing plans for mobile phones, TV, and IT hardware products, the Indian market demand for displays over the next five years is projected to be a cumulative $60 bn between 2021 and 2025, as per ICEA

2 mins

5G TRAILS

What do experts say on health hazard concerns

3 mins

BYJU'S teams up with Google

This partnership brings together the simplicity, flexibility and security of Google Workspace for Education and Byju’s content pedagogy on the Vidyartha platform to aid effective learning at school

2 mins

CIRCULAR ECONOMY: MeitY proposes to replace linear system in electronics manufacturing

Circular economy as a concept has been gaining ground globally. It uses a superior methodology of extracting the maximum value of electrical and electronic products by reusing, repairing, recovering, re-manufacturing and regenerating products and materials at the end of each service value, instead of simply extracting materials

5 mins

INFINIX HOT 10S

A great performer and will not let you down

5 mins

MediaTek Dimensity 900 5G Chipset to Power Mid-Range Smartphones

The devices using this SoC are expected to arrive in the second quarter of 2021

2 mins

“The understanding of Indian market is pTron's biggest strength”

There is no looking back for pTron in India ever since it came into being in 2014. The domestic brand has evolved over the years and diversified its product portfolio to gain a strong foothold in the mobile accessories market. The company aims to make technology affordable and accessible to all, even as consumers have always seen it as a value for money brand. Ramesh Kumar Raja talked to Ameen Khwaja, Founder and CEO, pTron, to discuss the brand’s positioning and offerings in India, besides its strategy to be a prominent player in the given space. Excerpts:

7 mins

“Our Instax cameras have played a key role to advance the culture of photography in India”

When it comes to creating memories in a snap, Instax, from the house of Fujifilm, is a name to reckon with. Instax cameras are all about capturing moments and getting a physical souvenir in hand instantly to keep forever. Kunal Girotra, National Business Manager - Instax, Fujifilm India, shares with Ramesh Kumar Raja the value proposition of the brand in the age of selfies and smartphone cameras. Excerpts:

6 mins

Wearables Continue Their Rising Trends In India

The strong momentum in the watch and earwear categories led to the highest ever first-quarter shipments in India, finds a study

3 mins

iPhones At The Top

Setting another record, the flagship iPhone 12 series captured one-third of smartphone industry revenues in Q1 2021, as per a report

2 mins

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