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Apple has launched iOS 17 in India with several new features. Here’s why all new Apple smartphones like iPhone 15 are so expensive.

The Centre of Excellence (CoE) Noida on Wednesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with US-based technology company Xperi Inc to build 'Design in India' products for HD Radio.With this agreement, the CoE and Xperi will work together ...

The ministry of electronics and information technology has been in discussions with the revenue department under the ministry of finance to review the tariffs or import duties on the components needed for local production of finished goods that is being scaled up.

Despite increasing local production, iPhone prices in India are still higher compared to other countries like United States, Dubai and Singapore due to several factors including customs duties and taxes. Apples presence in India has been growing, with the company accounting for nearly half of smartphone exports from the country.

Despite increasing local production, iPhone prices in India are still higher compared to other countries like United States, Dubai and Singapore due to several factors including customs duties and taxes. Apples presence in India has been growing, with the company accounting for nearly half of smartphone exports from the country.

Driven by the premiumisation of the smartphone market, uptick in first-time users who are shifting from Android to the Apple ecosystem and a young population

Apple Inc has announced the India prices of the new variants of its bestselling smartphones - launched on Tuesday - as it assembles the device in the country. The new iPhone 15 range starts at Rs 79,900 for the 128 GB variant (the same price as the iPhone 14 when it was launched last year) and goes up to Rs 199,900 for the top-end Pro Max with a 6.7 inch screen and 1 TB (terabyte) storage. The worlds most valuable company also launched three new upgraded Apple watches, starting with the SE at Rs...

Apple has made India a sweet spot in its future scheme of things ‘Make in India’ devices to roll out on the global sale day

With iPhone 15, Apple has further made India a sweet spot in its future scheme of things -- 'Make in India' devices to roll out on the global sale day (September 22), support for ISRO-made GPS called NavIC, and availability of new products in ...

The Indian government is considering implementing a registration mechanism for IT hardware imports for the current fiscal year, with no quotas or licensing requirements. This move would provide relief to major tech brands such as HP, Dell, Apple, Samsung, Lenovo, Asus, and Acer. The government plans to monitor the source and value of devices as part of an import management system, allowing companies to bring in as much as they require to meet demand.