by Pradeep
4 years
Back in September, Indian OEM Karbonn announced their first Windows Phone device Titanium Wind W4. When it was announced, it was the cheapest Windows Phone device available in India for Rs.5,999. This device is powered by Qualcom...
by Pradeep
5 years
Indian OEM Karbonn announced their first Windows Phone device Titanium Wind W4 last month. It has now become the cheapest Windows Phone device available in India at the new price of Rs.4,999. This device is powered by Qualcomm Sna...
by Pradeep
5 years
Indian OEM Karbonn today announced their first Windows Phone device Titanium Wind W4. This has now become the cheapest Windows Phone device available in India for Rs.5,999. This device is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 process...
by Surur
5 years
Speaking to the Economic Times of India, Karbonn revealed that they would be launching 3 affordable Windows Phone 8.1 handsets this quarter costing between 8,000 and 15,000 INR. The handsets are to be completely localized and p...
by Pradeep
5 years
In July last year, we first reported that popular Indian OEM Micromax is working on Windows Phone devices. Company’s then CEO Rahul Sharma said in Octoberlast year that their handset will be available in the middle if 2014. Whil...
by Surur
5 years
The Times of India has released some more information about new Windows Phone OEMs Lava and Karbonn and Xolo’s handset range. They report Karbonn’s Windows Phone range will cost between Rs 6,000-12,000 ($100 to $200) while...
by Surur
5 years
The Times of India reports that multiple sources are confirming that Microsoft is offering the Windows Phone OS for free to Lava and Karbonn. The two Indian OEMs were part of 8 new OEMs that signed up to produce Windows Phones at ...
by Surur
5 years
Today Karbonn chairman Sudhir Hasija confirmed to the Times of India that the company was set to release Dual-OS phones running Windows Phone and Android in about 6 months. “Microsoft has eased the regulations and is opening...
by Surur
5 years
The Times of India reports that Microsoft is in talks with the top 3 Indian smartphone OEMs, who between themselves have 32% of the Indian smartphone market, to release Windows Phones in 2014. Vishal Sehgal, from Xolo, a subsidiar...