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Samsung to make Tizen OS-based smartphone in India
The South Korean firm, which is the world's largest smartphone player, had launched the device earlier this month in India.
Samsung may bring Tizen-based smartphone to India this month
A majority of Samsung's phones are currently powered by the Android platform, which is also the dominant OS on most smartphones across the globe.
Nokia to offer maps for Samsung's Tizen-based handsets
On the Samsung Gear S, HERE is powering an application called Navigator, which offers turn-by-turn walk navigation and public transit routing.
Over 10 crore mobile phones shipped to India in January-June: Report
Nokia has 22.2 per cent share in the overall shipments, followed by Samsung at 13 per cent.
Websites & services that will help you eliminate international call & SMS costs
Inflated phone and SMS bills are a thing of the past. A number of services offer free phone-to-phone communication — you only pay for 3G/Wi-Fi data.
Samsung dethrones Nokia as top mobile handset maker
Samsung, with a sales growth of 25.9%, had a market share of 20.7% in Jan-Mar 2012 quarter, while Nokia had a share of 19.8% in the same period, Gartner said.
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Nokia's 'smart' viral campaign attack leaves Samsung fuming
Nokia has launched an aggressive viral campaign, comparing its Lumia with rivals such as Samsung Galaxy, to revive its fortunes in the Indian smartphone mkt.
Should you update your mobile Operating System?
With almost every smartphone platform offering a 'new, improved version', ET analyses whether the improvements are reason enough to update.
Samsung launches phone powered by Windows 7.5
At a launch event Samsung executives announced that they were the first to officially launch a phone in India powered by Windows Phone 7.5.
Check out ten smartphones below 10k
Whether you consider the budget to be inflationary or otherwise, you can still get a decent smartphone without spending too much. ET looks at ten handsets that make the cut and still cost less than five figures.
10 reasons why Windows Phone 7 has its work cut out
These are ten factors to prove that Microsoft has a tough task ahead for its newest mobile operating system.
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