Lenovo
is all set to launch its range of smartphones in India next month
adding to its existing product portfolio of notebooks, PCs and tablets.
The company is expected to host a “mega event” for the launch to enter
the growing smartphone sector in the country, which is already crowded
with tier one brands like Samsung, Nokia, HTC and Sony as well as
homegrown brands like Micromax, Karbonn, Spice and Lava that have
recently launched their own smartphone portfolios.
Google's announcements on Thursday brought plenty to cheer to both Android developers and end-users in India. Google announced that Indian developers will be able to monetize their apps via paid applications, in-app products, and subscriptions. Further, Google announced that end users will be able to pay for their purchases in Indian rupees, ensuring greater transparency over the amount charged and, possibly, better deals on apps via country-specific pricing. Google shared these two announcements via a blog post. In the same blog post, Google also shared some interesting stats with respect to Android usage in India. First, the number of activations. According to Google, over the past year, Android device activations in India have jumped more than 400%. It is not clear if Google is referring to the number of activations per day, or the total devices activated till date, but either way, those are impressive numbers. Google added that in the last six months, Android u...

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