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Mukesh Ambani's Plans For New Cheap Smartphone Hit Some Bumps
Mukesh Ambani's plan to conquer Indian market with a locally assembled Google-powered smartphone is facing headwinds, with supply-chain disruptions and rising component prices suppressing production volumes, people familiar with matter the said.
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Android, iOS Still Gaining Marketshare at the Cost of Others: Gartner
The Google-powered operating system was used in 84.7 percent of smartphones sold worldwide in Q3, while iOS lifted its market share to 13.1 percent.
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Lost the remote? Use an app instead
The standard TV remote control, lost so many times beneath sofa cushions, may soon be lost to history. Good riddance, says Chris Lavoie, a radio producer living in Los Angeles. Taking advantage of advances in smartphones, Mr. Lavoie uses an...
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Lost the remote? Use an app instead
The standard TV remote control, lost so many times beneath sofa cushions, may soon be lost to history. Good riddance, says Chris Lavoie, a radio producer living in Los Angeles. Taking advantage of advances in smartphones, Mr. Lavoie uses an app on his iPhone to control his Apple TV set-top box and search for things to watch. But the phone is not a ...
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Mukesh Ambani's Plans For New Cheap Smartphone Hit Some Bumps
Mukesh Ambani's plan to conquer Indian market with a locally assembled Google-powered smartphone is facing headwinds, with supply-chain disruptions and rising component prices suppressing production volumes, people familiar with matter the said.
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Android, iOS Still Gaining Marketshare at the Cost of Others: Gartner
The Google-powered operating system was used in 84.7 percent of smartphones sold worldwide in Q3, while iOS lifted its market share to 13.1 percent.
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Lost the remote? Use an app instead
The standard TV remote control, lost so many times beneath sofa cushions, may soon be lost to history. Good riddance, says Chris Lavoie, a radio producer living in Los Angeles. Taking advantage of advances in smartphones, Mr. Lavoie uses an...
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Lost the remote? Use an app instead
The standard TV remote control, lost so many times beneath sofa cushions, may soon be lost to history. Good riddance, says Chris Lavoie, a radio producer living in Los Angeles. Taking advantage of advances in smartphones, Mr. Lavoie uses an app on his iPhone to control his Apple TV set-top box and search for things to watch. But the phone is not a ...
