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India's First Relationship App Launches to Address Urban Relationship Disconnect

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.
Alcatel to Launch Eye-Friendly Tablets in India, Targets Students and Young Professionals

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.
Alcatel Bets on Display Innovation, Make-in-India Strategy and Exports for Comeback in India

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.
BenQ India Eyes Younger Consumers, Home Entertainment Boom to Drive Growth - Affordable Projector Coming Soon

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.
MediaTek Bets on India as Key Market and Innovation Hub in AI Era

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.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge First Impressions: Thin, Flat and Focused on Form

1 month ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge introduces a subtle but noticeable shift in Samsung’s flagship design language. When the Korean company unveiled its first look at Samsung’s Unpacked event earlier this year, it distinguished itself through its shape and proportions. With a slim profile of just 5.8mm and rounded edges, it quickly became a topic of discussion among the tech community and consumers.
Netradyne Bets on AI to Curb Road Accidents, Expands to 15 Countries by 2026

2 months ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

Global supplier of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered fleet and driver safety solutions Netradyne is counting on technology to address road accidents and enhance driver behavior as it gets ready to grow its footprint to 15 nations by 2026. Headquartered in San Diego, the company also has offices in Bangalore and San Francisco. It intends to enter Japan and Spain in 2025 and expand its presence to Ireland, France, and Italy the following year.
AI-Powered Cash Forecasting Draws CFOs into Enterprise Transformation

2 months ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to embed itself across business functions, SAP India has seen its pivotal “Ghibli moment” – not in consumer tech, but in enterprise finance. The turning point came when mid-size businesses began actively inquiring about and adopting SAP’s AI-driven cash forecasting solution, said Rajeev Singh, Head of Corporate Business, SAP Indian Subcontinent.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: My 30-Day Experience

Mar 8, 2025 | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra as my daily driver for the past month after switching from the S24 Ultra, which I used on and off last year. At first, I didn’t think there were any significant changes, but after spending real time with it, I have a clearer picture and slightly more personalized view than the review of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra that I did a few weeks back. Let me walk you through my experience.
Poco M7 5G to Go on Sale March 7, Limited-Time Pricing Announced

Mar 4, 2025 | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

Poco launched the M7 5G in India on Monday, expanding its budget smartphone lineup. The handset features Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset, a 120Hz display, and a dual rear camera setup with a 50-megapixel primary sensor. It has an IP52-rated build for dust and splash resistance and packs a 5,160 mAh battery. The Poco M7 5G is priced at Rs. 9,999 for the 6GB + 128GB variant, while the 8GB + 128GB model costs Rs. 10,999. These prices are valid only for the first day of sale on March 7.