Particularly in India, since past few years, the refurbished phone market has been flourishing due to the factors like affordability and shorter upgrade cycle of such phones.
In the past, speaking to the media, Xiaomi India Head Manu Jain had said the firm would consider manufacturing TV locally but that would completely depend on the volume of order. "We intend to manufacture more products other than smart phones in India."
The encouraging consumer response at Bengaluru experience center has compelled the brand to venture into other cities to offer similar consumer experience.
All thanks to technology, today retail industry has surely witnessed a transformation. Indian consumer packaged goods industry is no exception. Let's know how has the CPG industry changed over time.
No doubt online market has surely caught the consumer's eye for buying products, but today consumers like to touch and feel the product they choose to buy. Catering this need, many big brands are opening their experience stores.
The media invites for Coolpad's Max launch in Delhi are doing e-rounds, amid a vendor shipment report by International Data Corporation (IDC) indicating sizeable traction gained by the company in India.
Surpluss.in, one of the leading eCommerce portals selling surplus, overstock, refurbished and unboxed products, has announced a new odd-even rule for its customers by offering plethora of discount offers.
Cyfuture, that was hired by Ringing Bells to handle its customer services, has filed a police complaint against the smartphone company due to non-payment of dues.
Many articulations are being made on the vitality of Freedom 251. Some of its features (keeping in mind its exceptionally low price) are worth applauds, but at the same time we have found some significant flaws too.
India will exceed 200 million smartphone users by the year 2016, topping the US as the world's second-largest smartphone market, says reserch firm eMarketer in a report.