
Sandeep Budki
Founder and Managing Editor at The Mobile Indian
Founder & Editor, The Mobile Indian, features @FinancialXpress, Guest Speaker (Tech) @cnbcawaaz, @zeebusiness @news18, ex Managing Editor afaqs (TMI)
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3 weeks ago |
themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki
In an era where dating apps are plentiful and relationship burnout is a genuine concern, a new Indian tech venture has launched a platform to strengthen the bonds between couples in urban settings. Supercouple—the first AI-moderated relationship App in India—has been introduced to help couples reconnect, improve communication, and maintain their emotional connection in a fast-paced digital world. Developed at the intersection of technology, media, and commerce, Supercouple is not a therapy app.
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1 month ago |
themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki
Alcatel is preparing to expand its newly revived India portfolio with the launch of tablets designed around its Proprietary NXTPAPER display technology, targeting students, young professionals, and digital-first users. Following the re-entry of the French telecom brand into the Indian smartphone market through its local partner Nxtcell, the company is now setting its sights on a multi-product ecosystem, beginning with the V3 smartphone and an upcoming tablet.
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1 month ago |
themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki
Alcatel is aiming to reboot its presence in India’s fiercely competitive smartphone market through a mix of local manufacturing, display technology innovation, and a long-term export-focused strategy. In partnership with Indian firm Nxtcell, the French telecom brand—owned globally by TCL—is making its comeback with a renewed commitment to building locally and targeting a younger, digitally savvy consumer base.
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1 month ago |
themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki
BenQ India is ramping up its focus on the booming home entertainment and personal device market, leveraging a growing appetite among younger consumers for portable, projector-based experiences that offer an alternative to traditional TVs and multiplex cinemas.
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1 month ago |
themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki
Taiwan-based semiconductor giant MediaTek is sharply increasing its investments in India, betting on its engineering talent and growing digital economy to drive its next wave of innovation in artificial intelligence (AI), automotive, and EDGE computing technologies. David Ku, the company’s Co-Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, said India is now MediaTek’s second-largest global base, with 12 offices and a rapidly expanding team.
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RT @themobileindian: Exclusive: Alcatel to Launch Eye-Friendly Tablets in India, Targets Students and Young Professionals https://t.co/GYk2…

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