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The Sriperumbudur-based Foxconn plant is “preparing to deliver” the new iPhone devices weeks after they start shipping from China factories, the report said.

Make in India mobile phone shipments crossed the 2-billion cumulative units mark during 2014-2022, registering a 23 per cent Compound annual growth rate (CAGR), latest research showed on Monday.

Many companies are establishing manufacturing units within the country to produce both mobile phones and components

'Make in India' mobile phone shipments crossed the 2-billion cumulative units mark during 2014-2022, registering a 23 per cent Compound annual growth rate (CAGR), latest research showed on Monday.The huge internal demand, increasing digital ...

Mobile production crosses 2 bn units under the Make in India initiative - 'Make in India' mobile phone shipments crossed the 2-billion cumulative units mark during 2014-2022, registering a 23 percent Compound...

The CyberApolis platform, designed in the College of Applied Science and Technology, is a secure and controlled training ground where students can practice and hone their cybersecurity skills in preparation  for real-world challenges.

The new import policy on laptops could also be imposed on cameras and other products by the country.

A new licensing regime for laptop imports, which will be effective in November, has sent ripples through the tech landscape. Worried about soaring laptop prices? With over 70% of Indias laptops imported, its a valid concern. Are price hikes inevitable? Will the laptop sector face shortages? Will the government stick to its decision or do a Ctl+Z? And, could this move ignite domestic laptop production? Join Mugdha Variyar as she unravels the impact of this move on consumers, brands, and the indus...

Apple, Dell, HP, Acer and others have sought an extension of nine months to a year of the deadline for licences required for import of laptops, tablets, all-in-one-personal computers and other items, people familiar with the matter said.

Pcs: In a meeting with senior ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY) officials on Tuesday, executives of companies like Apple, Dell, HP, Acer and others said they would need this time to set up manufacturing facilities in India.