Apple's Cook uses photos from India's Holi festival to promote iPhone X
To promote the rear camera on the iPhone X, Apple CEO Tim Cook took to Twitter on Friday to share three photos from the Indian festival of Holi.
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India
Roger Fingas
Apple's iPhone X takes top premium smartphone spot in India, crushing OnePlus, Samsung
Despite intense competition from China's OnePlus, South Korea's Samsung and others, Apple has retained the lead in India's premium smartphone market, crushing Samsung (which exceeded Apple's share last year) and severely blunting the formerly rapid expansion of OnePlus.
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Daniel Eran Dilger
Wistron close to India land deal for expanded iPhone SE fabrication, start of iPhone 6s manufacture
Wistron appears to be lurching closer to a land deal to expand its factories devoted to Apple iPhone production in India, and may start cranking out the iPhone 6s relatively soon.
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Mike Wuerthele
India loosens 30 percent sourcing requirement on sale goods, paving the way for Apple Stores
The India government has loosened up — but not eliminated — a 30 percent rule that was putting a damper on Apple's plans to open up retails stores in the country.
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Apple reportedly replaces outgoing India chief with South Asia director
Following revelations that Apple's India chief Sanjay Kaul has stepped down, a report on Tuesday claims the company is replacing the executive with another country head formerly in charge of South Asia operations.
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Mikey Campbell
Apple's India chief reportedly departs amid sluggish sales
On the heels of Apple's decision to increase iPhone prices in India, a move expected to further slow stagnant device sales, the company's head of operations in the region is reportedly stepping down.
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Apple hikes most India iPhone prices after tax hike, with iPhone X topping out at $1,647
Apple has raised the prices of several iPhone models in India, reacting to a recent increase of import taxes on electronics.
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India hikes import tax on cellphones, liable to hit Apple's iPhone hardest
The Indian government is raising import taxes on cellphones from 10 to 15 percent, which could put pressure on Apple to accelerate local iPhone manufacturing.
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India not likely to cave to Apple's taxation, import law change demands for manufacturing expansion
Apple and India are once again at loggerheads about expanding iPhone manufacture in the company, and the country's taxation authority is not likely to concede to demands for more slack in local part sourcing requirements, a lighter tax burden on imported components, or the call for governmental assistance with capital investment.
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Malcolm Owen
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