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India smartphone market kicks off 2026 by losing $500 million, despite price hikes

New Delhi, April 13 -- Fewer Indians are buying smartphones. The first three months of 2026 saw about $7.8 billion worth of phones sold - $500 million less than a year earlier - marking the slowest c... Read More


Mint Explainer | Can AI find bugs humans can't? Inside Anthropic's Project Glasswing

New Delhi, April 9 -- On Tuesday, Anthropic announced Project Glasswing, a multi-company coalition that includes some of the world's largest enterprises. The goal: using AI to find cybersecurity vulne... Read More


When a phone becomes a collectible: Is the iPhone Air Apple's dry run before the launch of a foldable phone?

New Delhi, April 8 -- Around 2016, India's smartphone market started taking a leaf out of an earlier era when Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola and BlackBerry ruled the industry. They started trying to i... Read More


Treating users as publishers unintentional, taking views on IT rules: Meity secy Krishnan

New Delhi, April 7 -- The government does not intend to treat influencers and independent content creators on social media platforms as publishers, and is openly considering opinions to tweak, clarify... Read More


India's smartphone market hit by massive price hikes: Vivo, Samsung, Oppo rates jump up to 40%.

New Delhi, April 7 -- Between US President Donald Trump's war in west Asia and a chip shortage triggered by Nvidia's focus on supplying artificial intelligence (AI) memory chips, India's top three sma... Read More


Samsung to Xiaomi hike smartphone prices by up to 40%

NEW DELHI, April 7 -- The West Asia war and a memory chip scarcity have finally spilled over into smartphone prices, with leading smartphone makers raising prices by as much as 40%. India's top three ... Read More


Mint Explainer | India finds a space surveillance market. Why regulations may pose a challenge

New Delhi, April 5 -- Amid the ongoing West Asia war, Indian space firms are finding increasing interest in delivering surveillance services to the region. While this represents significant business s... Read More


India finds a space surveillance market. Why regulations may pose a challenge

New Delhi, April 5 -- Amid the ongoing West Asia war, Indian space firms are finding increasing interest in delivering surveillance services to the region. While this represents significant business s... Read More


The US-Iran war opens a rare sweet spot for India's space startups

New Delhi, April 3 -- India's young space startups find themselves in an unlikely Goldilocks zone, as the US-Iran war is driving a surge in demand for space-based surveillance data. Despite strategic... Read More


The-US Iran war opens a rare sweet spot for India's space startups

New Delhi, April 3 -- India's young space startups find themselves in an unlikely Goldilocks zone, as the US-Iran war is driving a surge in demand for space-based surveillance data. Despite strategic... Read More