Mobile trends

In the year 2013, total of 4.4 crore or 44 million smartphones were shipped inside India; which was 16.2 million in 2012. In the first quarter of 2014 (January-March), 17.4 million smartphones have already been shipped, which is 186% more…

Airtel mobitude found 2 important trends with their mobile users - 400% rise in Mobile TV consumption and that data traffic is driven by iOS and Windows users rather than Android

As is customary with trak.in, here is a quick wrap-up of the articles that we published last week. A good time to see if you missed anything! Mobile Commerce is growing in India and it is evident from the fact that 30 percent of their Rs…

The GSM Association released an interesting in-depth report – The Mobile Economy India 2013 – which talks about various mobile trends prevailing in India. The stats and numbers presented in the report make for an interesting read. GDP…

A recent research from Avendus Capital has some pretty exciting news for mobile apps and gaming userbase in India: It is exploding! SoLoMo or Social-Local-Mobile is a model which is driving digital businesses all over the globe and India…

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…

Have you ever thought how your mobile phones could look like or what they will be able to do for you a decade down the line? I have been closely watching how mobile trends have change over past decade. I got my first mobile way back in…

India is not known for high Internet speeds, be it on mobile or through broadband. But that had not stopped users from viewing streaming videos on mobile. According the mobile analytics report  released by Bytemobile, about 50 to 60%…

I had really thought that Indian Telecom companies are digging their grave by slashing their rates to bare minimum and offering schemes like one second billing to keep their share in Indian Telecom pie But here is something that has…