OPPO managed to register a tremendous growth in the first wave of festive sales, which was backed up by its Rs 300 crore worth unique offers. The company has created an intrinsic network of over 60,000 sales points across India.
Google decides against the availability of its Pixel 4 smartphone to Indians due to lack of 60 MHz spectrum band in India, which is needed for the Soli radar chip in the Pixel 4 devices to function. The chip supports motion sense and voice commands.
Revenue up 9 per cent during September quarter to Rs 1,914 crore, it expects margin improvement in the second half of the fiscal year. The company posted a margin of 13% in the second quarter, slightly above 10% in the first quarter.
"In BFSI segment alone percentage of revenue has gone up by 4-5 percentage points in the last 3 years hence the focus on smaller, nimble banks that are investing in technology to gain marketshare is helping Wipro," CEO Neemuchwala said.
Handset makers with 5G ready smartphones gave it a miss for IMC third edition as they believe India is still some time away from being 5G ready. Telecom secretary tried to play down the absence of device players saying there was a timing mismatch
The officer further clarified that even then, the law would allow the govt in the meanwhile to strike bilateral data treaties with other countries wherein companies from the partner countries could even store the critical data overseas.
After recording a sale of over 5.3 million devices during the festive sale, Xiaomi on Wednesday said it has seen 30-40 pc growth in offline sales during festive season. Xiaomi also launched its latest Redmi Note 8 and Note 8 Pro smartphones.from Technology News, Latest Gadget Reviews, Gaming & Tech Videos | Times of India https://ift.tt/o3b1NzK
