Showing posts with label india. Show all posts
Showing posts with label india. Show all posts
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Android 4 4 for Galaxy Note 3 now seeding in India and Baltic region
We guess the update process will now be hitting full steam and may more countries will be joining those in a few days. Reportedly the OTA update weighs at about 360MB, so you might want to make sure you download it over Wi-Fi when the time comes.
Monday, March 30, 2015
Top iPhone App Development Companies in India
Apple pays more than $10 billion to third party developers as daily revenue, but finding a credible third party app development company can be tricky. There are some parameters to judge whether a company really deserves to be the one such as, whether they deliver the projects on-time, their rates are according to the market norms and many other questions. Its really necessary to finish your homework before picking the right company.
Our expert analysts have done an extensive research and prepared the list of top 5 best iPhone app development companies based in India.
Hidden Brains
Hidden Brains is among the leading iPhone app development companies in India with more than 750 mobile apps and 125+ iPhone app developers. The developers at Hidden Brains acknowledges the latest methodologies for iPhone Application development delivering groundbreaking quality apps for all sort of business verticals. Get more about Hidden Brains.
SiliconInfo
SiliconInfo is a 10 year old company offering mobile applications and other high-end web solutions at affordable rates. This company has good ranking on Google for many keywords related to iPhone.
WillowTreeApps
WillowTreeApps renders all enterprise level mobile deployments such as Mobile Business Strategy, Process Design, Native App Development, Cloud/API Integration & Development and lots more. Its more than a mobile app development company.
XcubeLabs
XcubeLabs is a veteran player with more than 250 iPhone apps already in the market. XcubeLabs have a vast experience in developing addictive and user-interactive apps.
360 Technosoft
360 Technosoft possesses experienced iPhone app developers that can work on all relevant SDKs for the development of iPhone apps. 360 Technosoft renders mobile apps at cost-effective rates for various business needs.
About Anna Harris:
Anna Harris working as web content writer and a strategist for a major IT firm specialized in various mobile application development services for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and other operating systems.
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Thursday, March 26, 2015
Samsung Galaxy S6 is currently in India – NieuweMobiel NL
He has not been announced, no one knows what he looks like and it is unclear if he is in the shop. It is clear that someone in India is already available, the new Samsung flagship is in fact imported.
India has a fairly transparent system when it comes to things that are imported in the country. It is freely available and there are so even products that have not been officially announced. The successor of the Galaxy S5 example comes recently for. With what intent is the Galaxy S6 in India is unknown. Possible involves testing purposes.
Really with 100% certainty that this S6 to the Galaxy we have not. It is generally assumed that the Samsung SM-G920F belongs to the S6. To separate parts of the S6 has a value of $ 300. That does not sound a lot but this is the cost and not to the final sale price. Unfortunately, the Indians do not report the specifications of the new flagship. Possibly, it is a 5.5-inch phone with Snapdragon 810 processor. Clarity about there yet
Source:. Zauba.com
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Googles Android One Set to Add to Samsungs Worries in India
Googles partnership with three Indian phone makers is set to rev up fast-growing demand for lower priced smartphones, and spell more trouble for Samsung Electronics which is rapidly losing share in emerging markets.
Micromax Infomatics Ltd, Karbonn Mobiles and Spice Group are the first phone manufacturers to sign up for Googles Android One initiative, which provides specifications for key hardware parts. Some of the new phones are due to hit the market this month.
(Also see: Google Sends Invites for September 15 India Event; Android One Launch Likely)
The aim is a vast improvement in quality that would lead to a surge in demand for low-end Android phones. Currently many cheap emerging market smartphones run different and somewhat customised versions of the Android operating system, which along with the many variations in hardware make apps on those phones prone to glitches.
While Google plans to push Android One globally, India, the worlds third-biggest and fastest growing smartphone market, offers fertile ground for immediate results. Many Indians are buying a smartphone for the first time and a strong reception for Android One could promote common standards and consolidation in a market where more than 80 smartphone companies operate.
But any boom for higher-quality low-cost smartphones in India and other price conscious markets has the potential to exert intense pricing pressure on Samsung. The South Korean firm uses a customised version of the Android operating system but focuses on higher-margin offerings like its Galaxy S series.
"A major threat for Samsung is that Android One will accelerate the race to the bottom on smartphone pricing," said Neil Mawston, a UK-based analyst at Strategy Analytics.
"Android One now makes Google a foe, not just a friend, for Samsung."
A major strategy rethink for low to mid-tier products is now in order for the worlds biggest phone maker and top seller in India, analysts say, particularly as Samsung is also losing share to Apple Inc at the higher-end.
Gains for Google
For Google, a strong uptake of Android One smartphones should increase access to the Internet and Googles suite of products.
Analysts and industry sources also note the potential for Google to expand revenue in ways more favorable to itself than in the past, as Android One phones wont come with the heavy customisation that Samsung and other phone makers using the Android operating system provide.
That will mean more default settings for Google products and less competition from rival search engines and other app stores.
For the Indian phone manufacturers, they are banking on Android One to be the weapon that helps them grab further share as well as providing a launch pad for more exports.
Karbonn hopes the programme will expand its overseas revenue to near 20 percent in the next two years, from 5-7 percent now. It is looking to export to markets such as Europe, South Africa and Russia, Chairman Sudhir Hasija told Reuters.
Pricing pressure
Samsung still leads Indias smartphone market - a segment expected to propel the countrys annual cellphone shipment revenues to as much as $20 billion by 2017, up from more than $14 billion this year, according to Counterpoint Research.
But its grip is looking shakier. Its second-quarter smartphone market share tumbled to 25.3 percent from 33.3 percent in the first quarter, while No. 2 maker Micromax jumped to 19.1 percent from 16.7 percent. Karbonn has 5.9 percent.
How much immediate pressure Samsung will come under will depend on prices.
Announcing Android One phones in June, Google touted pricing under $100 (6,000 rupees) but local media, citing industry sources, have said that may be too ambitious and the phones could be priced between 7,000 and 10,000 rupees.
Karbonn, Micromax and Google declined to comment on the reports. Spice did not respond to a request for comment.
While Samsung does sell cheaply priced phones in India, its marketing is focused on high-end products around 40,000 rupees. One of its most popular models sells for about 20,500 rupees. Samsung declined to provide its average selling price for smartphones in India.
Competition is coming not only from local players using Android One. Mozilla announced this month a low-cost smartphone in India based on Firefox operating system and priced at just $33.
(Also see: Intex Cloud FX Firefox OS Smartphone Launched at Rs. 1,999)
How Samsung responds to Android One in India is set to have big ramifications for other markets.
In China too, for example, Samsung has rapidly lost share, falling to rank No. 2 in the second quarter behind Xiaomi Inc, a firm which did not even place in the top five in the same period a year ago.
One key factor for Samsung to consider is whether it could and should adopt Android One for its cheaper phones.
"Samsung needs to figure out whether its going to stay in (the) market at the lower end and come lower or whether its going to maybe focus on higher level segments," said Rachel Lashford, a Singapore-based analyst at tech research firm Canalys.
Samsung declined to comment on its strategy in India and other emerging markets. It said in a July earnings call it plans to revamp its mid-to-low-tier line-up with more aggressive pricing and a focus on a smaller set of products.
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