The OPPO A78 5G smartphone will be available for purchase in India from January 18 on the OPPO e-store, Amazon, and select retail outlets
Tech giant Apple will reportedly use microLED displays in its entire product line after integrating it into the Apple Watch Ultra in 2024
Some duty structures, according to industry groups and stakeholders, need to be revised because they are now burdening the industry
The PLI for large-scale electronics manufacturing sector launched with an aim to make India a competitive destination for electronics manufacturing
At its annual event called Inno Day 2022, Chinese electronics maker announced its maiden health monitor called OHealth H1, MariSilicon Y chip, and augmented reality headset Air Glass 2
The organisation has projected that components and sub-assemblies could provide a $100-billion export opportunity in the next five years
The OnePlus Monitors X 27 will be available at Rs 27,999 on the OnePlus online store from December 14. Pricing and sale details of the OnePlus Monitor E24 would come later
Analysis of data from the International Trade Centre shows that India registered a compounded annual growth rate of 143 per cent between 2017 and 2022
PC and printer major HP Inc is joining the ongoing tech layoff season and will lay off nearly 4,000-6,000 employees
Chandrasekhar said India is well positioned to emerge as a major player in electronics and semiconductor products manufacturing as part of the 'China Plus One' diversification strategy
In FY22, the South Korean company's overall revenue in India, including other income, increased by 10% to Rs 85,324 crore
Tata Group to set up an iPhone assembling unit in JV with Wistron, in the state's Krishnagiri district
Volatility in commodity prices and rise in competitive intensity are expected to weigh on margins
The technology ministry has floated the revamped program to electronics industry executives for consultation, including payments that could exceed a half a billion dollars per company
Consumer durables industry coming back in terms after the setback of pandemic, says Vishal Bhola
We expect transparency in supply chains from all players in the ecosystem, minister says
China's technology hub Shenzhen on Monday ordered the closure of the world's largest electronics wholesale market to contain a recent spike in coronavirus cases in the southern city, amidst a call by a leading Chinese think tank for a change in the country's 'zero-COVID' policy that it said was causing widespread disruption of business. Merchants in the Huaqiangbei district, home to the world's largest electronics market, received an official notice that the market will be closed till Thursday to contain the COVID spread. All tenants are required to work from home during the period and take a nucleic acid test every day, Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post quoted one of the district's biggest operators, Huaqiang Electronics World. Key manufacturing enterprises, including telecommunications equipment giant Huawei Technologies Co, China's top chip maker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp and Apple supplier Foxconn Technology Group, were ordered to follow a closed-loop
Samsung Electronics on Thursday reported its second-quarter net profit of $8.5 billion, up 15.2 per cent from a year earlier, on the back of robust demand for server chips.
Achieve 25% of the target of generating 120,000 new jobs under PLI scheme in just over a year
Technology products and consumer electronics maker Benq is aiming