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Full smartphone experience at sub-Rs 5K not feasible: Realme's Madhav Sheth

According to our observation, demand for smartphones priced between Rs 10,000 and Rs 20,000 is the highest, says Sheth

Realme GT with Snapdragon 888 in pictures: Price, features, specifications

Smartphone brand realme on June 15 introduced its flagship killer smartphone -- realme GT -- that comes powered with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset

Half of smartphones sold globally will support 5G by 2022-end: Report

One out of every two smartphones sold globally is expected to support 5G by the end of 2022 as factors like increasing affordability, unique design and performance fuel adoption, a report said

Flipkart 'Electronics Sale': Apple to Samsung, top discounts on smartphones

From Asus ROG Phone 5 to Realme Narzo 30 Pro 5G, Flipkart has offers on several smartphones, here a list of phones you can check out

Realme to launch 'D' brand under TechLife vertical on May 25

Smartphone brand Realme is finally foraying into its much-anticipated TechLife vertical with launching a new brand on May 25 that begins with the letter D

Realme C20, Realme C21, Realme C25 India launch today: Check details here

The three smartphones scheduled for launch are the brand's plan to expand in India.

Realme 8 Pro with 108 MP camera, Realme 8 launched: Check price, specs

Realme on Wednesday said it expects to get 10-15% share in the 4G handsets segment priced in the range of Rs 10,000-Rs 20,000 a unit with the launch of new 8 series devices

Powered by Snapdragon 888, Realme GT 5G set for launch today: Details here

Realme GT 5G will have Qualcomm's flagship Snapdragon 888 processor

Realme showcases 108-megapixel camera for its upcoming 8 series smartphones

Smartphone brand realme on Tuesday unveiled industry-leading 108MP camera with trendsetting features that will arrive in the upcoming realme 8 series.

Tech major Realme expects 40% of phones sold in 2021 to be 5G devices

Chinese tech major Realme aims to sell about 10-12 million 5G smartphones in India this year, as it bolsters its portfolio with devices featuring the new technology across multiple price points.

Realme, Samsung top consumer choices in Rs 20K-Rs 30K segment: Report

Brands like Realme and Samsung have topped the consumers preferences in the most competitive Rs 20,000-Rs 30,000 price segment in India, a new report said

Looking for a new phone? Here's a list of upcoming mobiles in India

We bring you a list of new upcoming mobile phones in India that you might wish to buy

Year in Review 2020: Here are the best five soundbars launched this year

Of the many launches this year, Business Standard lists the best five soundbar audio systems that stood out in 2020

Realme X50 Pro 5G receives UI 2.0 based on Android 11

Smartphone maker Realme on Friday announced that it has started rolling out the update for UI 2.0 for its 5G flagship X50 Pro 5G

Realme targets to sell 9 million phones in India in festive quarter

Post-pandemic, consumer purchasing behaviour has changed, swerving towards budget and mid-range segments

5G smartphones' market share rise even as service roll-out remains distant

While timing of 5G spectrum action is unclear, over 1 million 5G smartphones entered market in Sept quarter

Young smartphone brand Realme grows 132% in the third quarter globally

Realme stood out with 45% (on-year) growth and 132% (on-quarter) growth globally in the third quarter this year, cumulatively shipping over 50 million smartphones by the end of Q3 worldwide

Smartphones worth Rs 1.5 crore sold every minute during festive sales

Smartphones once again led the most sought-after shopping category with capturing 47% of total festive sales in the seven day period (October 15-21), driven by new launches and affordable models

In spite of anti-China rhetoric, Chinese smartphones dominate Indian market

Top Chinese smartphone brands gained market share during the most critical phase - the April-June quarter of this year

BS READS: What happens if the axe falls on Chinese smartphone brands

Chinese mobile brands are deeply entrenched in the Indian market. A move to bar them may send a bold diplomatic message. But its cost for the local industry is anybody's guess