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How Indian start-ups came to dominate the wearables space - Vimarsana News

How Indian start-ups came to dominate the wearables space

While the Indian smartphone industry is dominated by Chinese companies with no Indian brand in the Top 5, Indian start-ups in the wearables space have turned the tables, acquiring a combined market share of more than 70 per cent - Issue Date: Oct 15, 2023

Boult launches Sterling smartwatch with 1.52-inch HD display at Rs 1,599, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Boult launches Sterling smartwatch with 1.52-inch HD display at Rs 1,599, ET Telecom

The Boult Sterling is equipped with a 1.52-inch HD screen with 60Hz refresh rate and it is claimed to offer 700 nits brightness.

Festive Fever may Light Up Ecomm Sales by 16% - Vimarsana News

Festive Fever may Light Up Ecomm Sales by 16%

Online sellers, major brands and ecommerce platforms are gearing up for robust sales through the festive season, as the online shopping ecosystem shakes off a relatively muted first half of the year, industry executives said.

Festive Season: Festive fever may light up ecommerce sales by 16%, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Festive Season: Festive fever may light up ecommerce sales by 16%, ET Retail

Sales in terms of gross merchandise value are likely to be between $9.7 billion and $11 billion this festive season, rising roughly 15-16% from a year earlier, according to data. Companies are betting on premiumisation and non-urban markets.

festive season: Festive fever may light up ecommerce sales by 16% - Vimarsana News

festive season: Festive fever may light up ecommerce sales by 16%

Sales in terms of gross merchandise value are likely to be between $9.7 billion and $11 billion this festive season, rising roughly 15-16% from a year earlier, according to data. Companies are betting on premiumisation and non-urban markets.