Showing posts with label Indian mobile market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian mobile market. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Maxx Mobiles in India
Maxx Mobile is the latest entrant in the Indian mobile market. It is the leading Mobile Phone Accessories manufacturing & distribution company and was incorporated on January 1st 2004 .They are planning to spend Rs 2,500 crore in order to expand their market growth. Maxx manufactures the handsets in China and Taiwan and assembles the parts in India to suit the Indian requirements.
They are trying to put up improved and innovative user friendly features in their up coming cell phones so as to grab the considerable share in the market especially with the mid end segment. Maxx is planning to bring out Braille-enabled mobile phones for the blind. Some of their hand sets can read the blood pressure of the user. Maxx mobiles are offered at a reasonable price.
The company says that it is banking on its products’ sharp features, competitive prices and a wide network of service centers across the country to give the brand the competitive edge. Camera, Bluetooth, dual SIM, extensible memory, video player, mobile internet are the common features of Maxx mobile. It offers a free application for mobile credit card processing solution. “MAXX” has gained popularity because of quality product offered as well as various support services provided to its customers. Their dual Sim mobile cost starts from Rs. 3,245/- only.
They are trying to put up improved and innovative user friendly features in their up coming cell phones so as to grab the considerable share in the market especially with the mid end segment. Maxx is planning to bring out Braille-enabled mobile phones for the blind. Some of their hand sets can read the blood pressure of the user. Maxx mobiles are offered at a reasonable price.
The company says that it is banking on its products’ sharp features, competitive prices and a wide network of service centers across the country to give the brand the competitive edge. Camera, Bluetooth, dual SIM, extensible memory, video player, mobile internet are the common features of Maxx mobile. It offers a free application for mobile credit card processing solution. “MAXX” has gained popularity because of quality product offered as well as various support services provided to its customers. Their dual Sim mobile cost starts from Rs. 3,245/- only.
Nokia Dual Sim Mobile Phones Finally Launched in India
Dual sim means you can take the advantage of two connections in the same handset and also manage separately your personal as well as professional calls. Today numerous of domestic mobile brands have launched the many dual sim mobile phones in the sub - Rs 5, 000 category. So now the market leader Nokia is also focusing on the dual sim mobile phones to meet the current demand of the consumers. Recently we found the number of Nokia dual sim mobile phones in the Indian mobile market. The Nokia dual sim mobile price will surely suit to the pockets of many Indian consumers.
Fortunately, the telecom giant Nokia has launched its first dual sim mobile phones in India. They all from Nokia C series and this series are not at all new for us. We have already heard about the Nokia C3 and Nokia C5 mobile phones. These are the entry level handsets and satisfied the basic needs at affordable cost.
Now it introduces the two Nokia dual sim mobile phones in this series are Nokia C1 (C1-00) and Nokia C2 (C2-00). Both Nokia dual sim mobile phones come in the affordable range and offer the all basic features. But yes don’t expect the lavish features from these two Nokia dual sim mobile phones. They offer you the features like FM Radio, Color Screen, Flash Light and Send Messages. The Nokia dual sim mobile price comes under the bracket of Rs. 2000 to Rs 2800.
These Nokia dual sim mobile phones have the very similar features like Nokia C1 (C1-00) is accompanied with the FM radio, microSD card slot and a VGA resolution camera where as Nokia C2 (C2-00) has embedded with the similar above features but also has Bluetooth, Ovi Mail and Chat features. It is true that both Nokia dual sim mobile phones come under the very affordable price range.
But do you think? These mobile phones will prove to be success when other mobile manufactures have already launched the low end mobile phones in India. Well this is hard to say that because presently the Nokia is the strong name in the mobile industry so may be the people opt for the Nokia dual sim mobile phones instead of any other.
Fortunately, the telecom giant Nokia has launched its first dual sim mobile phones in India. They all from Nokia C series and this series are not at all new for us. We have already heard about the Nokia C3 and Nokia C5 mobile phones. These are the entry level handsets and satisfied the basic needs at affordable cost.
Now it introduces the two Nokia dual sim mobile phones in this series are Nokia C1 (C1-00) and Nokia C2 (C2-00). Both Nokia dual sim mobile phones come in the affordable range and offer the all basic features. But yes don’t expect the lavish features from these two Nokia dual sim mobile phones. They offer you the features like FM Radio, Color Screen, Flash Light and Send Messages. The Nokia dual sim mobile price comes under the bracket of Rs. 2000 to Rs 2800.
These Nokia dual sim mobile phones have the very similar features like Nokia C1 (C1-00) is accompanied with the FM radio, microSD card slot and a VGA resolution camera where as Nokia C2 (C2-00) has embedded with the similar above features but also has Bluetooth, Ovi Mail and Chat features. It is true that both Nokia dual sim mobile phones come under the very affordable price range.
But do you think? These mobile phones will prove to be success when other mobile manufactures have already launched the low end mobile phones in India. Well this is hard to say that because presently the Nokia is the strong name in the mobile industry so may be the people opt for the Nokia dual sim mobile phones instead of any other.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Sharp Launches Mobile Phones in India- Alice, Blink, Tango and Cyborg
The Indian wing of Japan’s Sharp Corporation launched 4 new handsets for India and made it’s way into the hugely competitive Indian Mobile market.Sharps says that it’s phones target the users who want trendy products but are price-conscious. The company aims to make high quality mobiles highly affordable to all and plans to target the youth crowd with it’s range of handsets. The 4 models launched were Alice, Blink, Tango and Cyborg.
Mr. Takeshi Mori, General Manager, Sharp Corporation said, “A huge amount of research has gone into the making of these handsets. We had to strike a fine balance between what would work with the Indian consumers and how we can offer that extra edge that Sharp brings to its product offerings.”
These Sharp phones have features such as G-Sensor, LED illumination, Bluetooth, FM radio, Dual SIM facility, easy camera shot etc and come in interesting form factors such as the cycloid phone, 180 degrees rotating displays and the usual clamshell
Mr. Sunil K. Sinha, Managing Director, Sharp Business Systems (India) Limited said, “Sharp’s new handsets are in sync with the company’s history of innovation and commitment towards bringing quality products to life. The Sharp handsets symbolize our pioneering technological advancement and continued focus on R&D, and these would prove to be revolutionary in enhancing the mobile user experience, especially with the advent of 3G Network Services in India. We bring the same degree of quality commitment to the mobile business and assure our consumers of cutting-edge technology that will delight them in all ways including the form factor and one-of-a-kind service response.”
Mr. Kishlay Ray, General Manager – Marketing, Sharp Business Systems (India) Limited said that Sharp already enjoyed a high brand recall in India when it comes to business solutions. But this is the first time the company is tapping the a consumer segment. The Sharp handsets have been modeled keeping in mind the youth between the age group of 16 – 30 years in urban and semi-urban cities, who are stylish, on the move, confident, vivacious and above all want value for money. “Over the next six months we will be coming up with various offers and ideas to keep the brand name top-of-mind in the consumers’ minds.” he said
The company has not revealed the price of the phones although it is claiming to be price-conscious . The handsets are expected to hit the market later this year. Looks like another player trying to cash in on the 3G roll out in the country. We would love to have one of those cyborgs please !
Mr. Takeshi Mori, General Manager, Sharp Corporation said, “A huge amount of research has gone into the making of these handsets. We had to strike a fine balance between what would work with the Indian consumers and how we can offer that extra edge that Sharp brings to its product offerings.”
These Sharp phones have features such as G-Sensor, LED illumination, Bluetooth, FM radio, Dual SIM facility, easy camera shot etc and come in interesting form factors such as the cycloid phone, 180 degrees rotating displays and the usual clamshell
Mr. Sunil K. Sinha, Managing Director, Sharp Business Systems (India) Limited said, “Sharp’s new handsets are in sync with the company’s history of innovation and commitment towards bringing quality products to life. The Sharp handsets symbolize our pioneering technological advancement and continued focus on R&D, and these would prove to be revolutionary in enhancing the mobile user experience, especially with the advent of 3G Network Services in India. We bring the same degree of quality commitment to the mobile business and assure our consumers of cutting-edge technology that will delight them in all ways including the form factor and one-of-a-kind service response.”
Mr. Kishlay Ray, General Manager – Marketing, Sharp Business Systems (India) Limited said that Sharp already enjoyed a high brand recall in India when it comes to business solutions. But this is the first time the company is tapping the a consumer segment. The Sharp handsets have been modeled keeping in mind the youth between the age group of 16 – 30 years in urban and semi-urban cities, who are stylish, on the move, confident, vivacious and above all want value for money. “Over the next six months we will be coming up with various offers and ideas to keep the brand name top-of-mind in the consumers’ minds.” he said
The company has not revealed the price of the phones although it is claiming to be price-conscious . The handsets are expected to hit the market later this year. Looks like another player trying to cash in on the 3G roll out in the country. We would love to have one of those cyborgs please !
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Top Five Mostly Used Mobile Phones in India
Mobile phones are becoming part of a person's life. Back in late 90's, mobile phone was a luxury and only "Rich" people could afford it but now time has changed and even the tea stall owner or rickshaw driver can afford a mobile phone. I think to have a mobile phone in India is now a necessity.
India is pumping millions of mobile subscribers every month and now I think India has more mobile subscribers than landlines. So what mobile phones are popular in India?
Recently, Opera released a report for Opera Mini revealing the top 10 sites accessed from cell phones and also, the top 10 handsets used for accessing the sites. Here’s the list of the top 5 mobile phones used in India as per Opera Mini’s report for June 2008 –
India is pumping millions of mobile subscribers every month and now I think India has more mobile subscribers than landlines. So what mobile phones are popular in India?
Recently, Opera released a report for Opera Mini revealing the top 10 sites accessed from cell phones and also, the top 10 handsets used for accessing the sites. Here’s the list of the top 5 mobile phones used in India as per Opera Mini’s report for June 2008 –
- Nokia N70
- Nokia N73
- Nokia 6233
- Nokia 6600
- Nokia 3110c
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Indian Railways to launch mobile phone ticketing app
Indian Railways has announced they are developing a mobile ticketing application for mobile phones.
The application will be available to download onto a mobile phone and tickets will be sent by text message.
Anyone using the app would have to carry proof of identification but will no longer have to queue for tickets at stations.
Passengers in rural areas of India often have to purchase tickets from a travel agency, where they can often be sold at higher prices.
This new form of ticket purchasing could make the railways much more accessible to those who live in rural areas, away from a main station where tickets aren’t sold.
Individuals will need to be registered on the IRCTC’s Online Passenger Reservation System in order to reserve tickets.
Indian Railways say they are not looking to increase ticket prices.
The application will be available to download onto a mobile phone and tickets will be sent by text message.
Anyone using the app would have to carry proof of identification but will no longer have to queue for tickets at stations.
Passengers in rural areas of India often have to purchase tickets from a travel agency, where they can often be sold at higher prices.
This new form of ticket purchasing could make the railways much more accessible to those who live in rural areas, away from a main station where tickets aren’t sold.
Individuals will need to be registered on the IRCTC’s Online Passenger Reservation System in order to reserve tickets.
Indian Railways say they are not looking to increase ticket prices.
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