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The article discusses updates in India's electronics manufacturing industry, particularly the move by Apple Inc. to relocate its iPhone factories to the country. Also cited are the financial incentives awarded by the Indian government to Apple's suppliers Foxconn, Pegatron Corp., and Wistron Corp. to bolster their smartphone production and exports, and the need for India to build the needed infrastructure to facilitate the transfer of parts.

The latest notification comes several months after the iPhone maker warned opposition politicians in India of a potential cyber attack. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

India is reducing import taxes on mobile-device components in an effort to boost smartphone production and attract companies like Apple to manufacture in the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to make India a global hub for electronics manufacturing and exports, and hopes to build an ecosystem of domestic suppliers. Lower import tariffs will make assembly more cost-effective and could encourage manufacturers to export devices as domestic smartphone consumption slows down. India's smartphone exports have already doubled in the past fiscal year. [Extracted from the article]

India has requested that Apple remove several cryptocurrency apps, including Binance, from its App Store in the country. This move is part of India's efforts to crack down on offshore crypto exchanges operating without local registrations. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology directed the removal of the apps, and similar requests were made to Google. India's government has been tightening oversight of the crypto sector, including imposing money-laundering provisions and introducing a tax on transactions. [Extracted from the article]

India has intensified its crackdown on offshore cryptocurrency exchanges operating without local registrations by requesting Apple to remove their apps, including Binance, from its App Store in the country. Bitfinex, HTX, and Kucoin are among the eight exchanges whose apps are no longer available on the App Store in India. This move follows the authorities' notification to nine exchanges suspected of misconduct on December 28. Indian crypto traders have already started moving their deposits to local exchanges to ensure compliance with the nation's regulations. [Extracted from the article]

According to an article in The Wall Street Journal, Apple and its suppliers are planning to produce more than 50 million iPhones in India annually within the next few years. This move is aimed at reducing Apple's reliance on China for manufacturing and would make India responsible for a quarter of global iPhone production. While India offers lower wages compared to China, challenges such as infrastructure issues, higher transportation costs, and strong labor unions make doing business there more difficult. In another news, the federal government has demanded data from Apple and Google about push notifications, which could reveal details about users' communication and expand surveillance efforts. Lastly, for the optimal in-home viewing experience, Tech Radar suggests using a projector instead of a TV, with a 100-inch screen being the minimum entry point for a true cinematic experience. [Extracted from the article]

Foxconn Technology Group has received approval to invest an additional $1 billion in a plant in India that will manufacture Apple products. This investment is part of Foxconn's strategy to diversify its manufacturing capabilities beyond China. The Taiwanese company has already allocated $1.6 billion for the site, and with this new investment, the total amount will be around $2.7 billion. The plant is expected to become a key manufacturing hub for Foxconn in India. This move reflects the trend of shifting production away from China due to economic challenges and tensions with the US. Apple's partners, including Foxconn, are also looking to establish a supply chain in India as Chinese firms reduce their presence in the country. [Extracted from the article]

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The tech giant is the latest after Apple and Samsung to manufacture its phones in India. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Apple is reportedly planning to open its fourth manufacturing facility in India, with the Tata Group set to build a new factory that will produce iPhones. The factory is expected to have 20 assembly lines and employ 50,000 staff within two years. This move aligns with Apple's strategy to diversify its supply chain beyond China and take advantage of India's human capital and relatively cheap labor pool. The Tata Group recently acquired an iPhone assembly plant in Karnataka, and other contract manufacturers such as Foxconn and Pegatron are also manufacturing Apple products in India. This development highlights India's growing importance to Apple's manufacturing plans. [Extracted from the article]

While India is still some time away from getting Apple to fully manufacture AirPods locally, New Delhi has given initial clearances to more than a dozen of its Chinese suppliers to ramp up via joint ventures with Indian partners. (Bloomberg) -- A key Apple Inc. supplier has begun making components for AirPods in India, marking a significant step in the US tech giant's push to expand production in the country. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- A key Apple Inc. supplier has begun making components for AirPods in India, marking a significant step in the US tech giant's push to expand production in the country. Its India output has thus far been limited to the iPhone, making AirPods the second Apple product now partially manufactured in the country. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. is looking to boost production in India to about a quarter of its global total, one of the country's top government officials said, as the US tech giant seeks to diversify from its main manufacturing hub in China. That plan has helped Apple export more than $2.5 billion of iPhones from India from April to December, nearly twice the previous fiscal year's total. [Extracted from the article]

About 14 suppliers are receiving green light from India, after Apple named them as companies whose services it needs to increase its presence in India, the people said. (Bloomberg) -- More than a dozen of Apple Inc.'s Chinese suppliers are receiving initial clearance by India to expand in the country, helping the tech giant's efforts to diversify its assembly network beyond China. [Extracted from the article]

While recent financial incentives under Modi offered Apple a cost-efficient path to set up shop in India, the California-based company is still making a fraction of its iPhones in the nation. (Bloomberg) -- On paper, India's chances of attracting global manufacturers look rosy. [Extracted from the article]

Apple's contract manufacturers currently make iPhones at plants in southern India. (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. exported more than $2.5 billion of iPhones from India from April to December, nearly twice the previous fiscal year's total, underscoring how the US tech giant is accelerating a shift from China with geopolitical tensions on the rise. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Tata Group is planning to multiply the number of employees at its electronics factory in southern India that makes iPhone components, adding tens of thousands of workers as part of a push to win more business from Apple Inc. To diversify beyond China, Foxconn and fellow Taiwanese contract manufacturers Wistron Corp. and Pegatron Corp. have ramped up iPhone output in India -- a move also boosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's financial incentives program. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the alternative revenue streams being employed by e-commerce business in India. Topics include the two phases of evolving models being practiced by India's businesses such as revenues from commissions, point-of-sale, and facilitating working capital loans, and how technology platform sales are proving to be good alternatives to the core market place business of most e-commerce companies including those offered by Amazon payments, and technology companies Google and Apple.

The article focuses on the trends in smartphones in India in 2016. Topics include the plan of manufacturers to improve user experience by offering new features of smartphones like foldable displays, improved optics, and more powerful processors, the use of A10 processor in the iPhone 7 from Apple Inc., and MediaTek Helio X20 which will power mid-range smartphones.

The article discusses the status and plans of the technology firm Apple Inc. regarding India's smartphone market. Topics include problems with sales due to the costs of its iPhone smartphones, the role of retail stores in selling iPhones in India, and problems with the use of the Siri voice assistant from Apple in Indian languages.

The article discusses the stochastic oscillator that is found on all charting software packages for providing confirmation trading signal. Topics discussed include calculation of the stochastic oscillator by using trading prices, comparison of slow and fast Stochastic Oscillator related to technology firm Apple, and Indian stock market trader Bramesh Bhandari.

The article reports on the opening of shopping centers and retail stores in India in 2014. Fashion brand Madame opens its new store at Ambience Mall in Gurgaon. Multinational corporation Apple Inc. introduces its premium retail store at R-City Mall in Mumbai. Branding store Lifestore opens its store at Moments Mall in Delhi.

The article offers ideas and suggestions on taking the right high-end tablets in the fast growing and highly competitive Indian markets. It presents varied segment options from giant manufacturers such as Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Lenovo Group Ltd., and Apple Inc. It suggests to consider the specific requirements when making choices based on top quality display, powerful hardware, and long battery life.

The article discusses efforts by smartphone manufacturers to introduce new models to consumers in India in preparation of Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, which falls on November 14, 2020, which is a nationwide gift-giving celebration. Companies including Samsung Electronics Co., Apple Inc., and Huawei Technologies Inc. have all introduced new phones in an effort to appeal to India's buyers. The relative use of smartphones in India is compared to levels in the U.S. and China. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on retail sales in considered.

India takes a seat in the iPhone club Beyond smaller components, this is the first time Apple hasbegun working with an India-based company on iPhonemanufacturing at this level. News Tata Group has reportedly joined the world'sexclusive group of iPhone manufacturers and will beginbuilding iPhones in India later this year It's not just retail stores Apple is opening in India. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the continued domination of Nokia Corp. as the undisputed telecommunication brand in India. It notes the battle of the smartphone makers in the country such as Apple Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., and Research in Motion Ltd. due to the continued growth of users and the expected sales of 251 million handset units by 2013. It also mentions how Nokia was able to maintain its top spot in the telecommunication sector in nation.