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  • Foxconn’s Bharat FIH looks beyond Xiaomi to offset slump

    Confirming the diversification strategy, Bharat FIH said it was leveraging on its success in smartphones to make strides in newer segments such as EVs. The company declined to disclose the Sriperumbudur plant's operating capacity, which it said was a factor of customer demand, planning and prevalent market conditions. However, the company was quick to add that it has "exceptional capability" to expand capacity as per customer needs.

    foxconn s bharat fih looks beyond xiaomi to offset slump
  • Xiaomi enters challenging Chinese auto market with $29,870 electric car

    "In the three years of developing this car, my biggest realization is that making cars is extremely difficult. Even a giant like Apple gave up on it," Lei said to a packed audience at the event, which included high-profile Chinese auto executives, including the leaders of Chinese EV makers Xpeng , Nio and Li Auto.

    xiaomi enters challenging chinese auto market with 29 870 electric car
  • Has China lost its taste for the iPhone?

    It’s a challenging time for Apple. Analysts say its latest product, a $3,500 virtual reality headset released in February, is still years away from gaining mainstream appeal. This month, Apple has taken two regulatory hits: a European Union fine of nearly $2 billion for anti-competitive music streaming practices and a U.S. government lawsuit claiming Apple violated antitrust laws.

    has china lost its taste for the iphone
  • Smartphone market's long tail may grow longer in 2024

    According to Counterpoint Research, Google Pixel smartphones grew their market share in India by 111% on year in 2023 while Lava grew its share by 36%, Transsion by 31%, OnePlus by 33%, and Motorola by 13%. Apple iPhone sales increased 46% last year to reach a record 10 million units.

    smartphone market s long tail may grow longer in 2024
  • Samsung India nears another milestone in smartphone business

    The company accelerated sales spurred by premiumisation with average handset selling prices rising by 22%, higher than the industry average of 17%. The share of no-cost EMI purchases has also increased from 54% to 60% during the year, said Akshay Rao, mobile experience business general manager at Samsung India. Tenure for no-cost EMI schemes too rose to 18 months from 12 months earlier.

    samsung india nears another milestone in smartphone business
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