Xiaomi

Xiaomi is right now #1 smartphone player in India, and they have already captured 50% of the online smartphone market. But now, Xiaomi’s focus is offline retail, and for that, they are determined to make a dent.

The Oppo sub-brand Realme earlier confirmed that it will be the first smartphone manufacturer in the world to launch a device with the latest MediaTek Helio P70 chipset.

So, finally, the Redmi Note 5 Pro successor is coming to the country. Xiaomi India has confirmed that the smartphone will launch on November 22 in India. The teaser poster released on Twitter has multiple camera lenses bunched together.

November 11th is celebrated as Single’s Day in China (11.11 or 4 single sticks denotes singles in China). Since 2009, Jack Ma from Alibaba started promoting Singles Day as a one-day sales extravaganza on their website, and ever since that,…

Smartphone manufacturers like Realme and Xiaomi operate at thin margins. The companies offer smartphones at aggressive pricing, relatively lower compared to their competition. The recent fall of rupee has been a huge concern among several…

We had anticipated this since long, but now, it is confirmed: Ecommerce in India is not only disrupting consumer behavior, and choices, but also disrupting entire supply chain.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro is set to launch in India very soon. But Xiaomi needs to realize that the smartphone market in India is different now. A time when Xiaomi itself ruled it with its own low-cost phones is now changing. The upcoming…

Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro is launching today in China, and it will take some time till it makes its way to the country. Redmi Note 5 Pro launched in February, so it won't launch in India till early 2019.

Diwali is here, and e-commerce companies can't keep it calm. Massive discounts to steep price cuts, the biggest online Diwali sale is here, the Flipkart Big Diwali Sale. The Flipkart Diwali sale is live, and it has some of the biggest…

In an interesting research done by Counterpoint, it has been revealed that in India ‘purchase intention’ is higher for Chinese brands like Xiaomi and OnePlus, compared to biggest tech company, Apple. This means that more people are now…