Tablet growth

CMR's quarterly tablet PC market review for the Indian sub-continent is out for Q1 2014 (January - March). In those three months, nearly 0.75 million tablets were shipped across the country. Even so, the number is actually a depreciation as…

Yesterday IDC shared a very chilling reality: Indians are not buying tablets. Sales of tablet have dipped 32.8% during the first quarter of 2014, and this is a worrying trend for all manufacturers. Earlier we had reported that PC sales…

The combination of education and technology is mesmerizing; not only it provides an able platform for learning and growth, but also opens a new chapter in innovation. Metis Learning, an educational startup has launched Eddy, which is an…

Dell has finally decided to launch its popular tablet series ‘Venue’ in Indian market. Dell Venue 7 would be priced Rs 10,999 while Venue 8 would be priced Rs 17,499 and both would be targeted for personal use and aimed for the consumer…

One of the first announcement made by an Indian company at ongoing Consumer Electronic Show is a dual boot tablet from Micromax. The 10.1” tablet, aptly called “Canvas Laptab” comes with dual OS, Windows and Android. This is the first…

Do you remember Notion Ink – Yeah, the same company that launched the Adam tablet was touted world over as the next iPad killer. Forget about being a killer, the tablet went in the opposite direction. People who bought the first version of…

Ever wondered who pays for the awesome game you just downloaded from the Google Play store for free? Or how does the mobile game developer get his costs back and manages to stay alive while you are playing for weeks and months without…

Emerging Markets are seeing a huge surge in smart connected devices, especially Smartphones & Tablets, with roughly 1 Billion units expected to be shipped out by 2014 according to IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly Smart Connected Device…

Galaxy Note series is a successful series no doubt. Infact, Samsung created yet another flagship brand with note alongside Samsung’s own Galaxy. The first Note was a gamble - It made two things quite successful which had actually failed…

Although, we are seeing new expensive smartphones (Rs. 15k and above) being launched at increasing frequency , very few actually buy them, even in the large Indian cities. According to a recent report, only 4 percent Indians or about 44…