Xiaomi India sold 10 crore smartphones in 5 years

Xiaomi India sold 10 crore smartphones in five years. This milestone has been achieved in the period starting Q3 2014 till July 2019, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC).

Published : Sep 6, 2019, 2:41 PM IST

Bengaluru: Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi on Friday announced that it has shipped over 10 crore smartphones in India in the last five years.

"It's a testament to the love we have received from millions of Mi Fans since our inception.

"There have been brands who entered the market before us, yet are nowhere close to the astounding feat we have achieved," said Manu Kumar Jain, Vice President, Xiaomi, and Managing Director, Xiaomi India.

This milestone has been achieved in the period starting Q3 2014 till July 2019, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC).

The company's Redmi A and Redmi Note series have been two of the most popular smartphone series in the country.

"I am extremely thankful to our 100 million smartphone users and we promise to keep working hard on delivering impeccable user experience across product, after sales and retail verticals," Jain added.

Xiaomi has been the leading smartphone brand in India for eight consecutive quarters, with a 28.3 per cent market share for Q2 2019 as per the IDC.

Redmi 6A and Redmi Note 7 Pro were the top two best-selling smartphones in the industry for Q2 2019.

Bengaluru: Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi on Friday announced that it has shipped over 10 crore smartphones in India in the last five years.

"It's a testament to the love we have received from millions of Mi Fans since our inception.

This milestone has been achieved in the period starting Q3 2014 till July 2019, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC).

The company's Redmi A and Redmi Note series have been two of the most popular smartphone series in the country.

Xiaomi has been the leading smartphone brand in India for eight consecutive quarters, with a 28.3 per cent market share for Q2 2019 as per the IDC.

Redmi 6A and Redmi Note 7 Pro were the top two best-selling smartphones in the industry for Q2 2019.

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Note identifying app for visually impaired people to be offline: RBI
Mumbai, Sep 6 (PTI) The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday told the Bombay High Court that an internet connection would not be required for its proposed mobile application which would help visually impaired people identify currency notes.
RBI counsel Venkatesh Dhond told a division bench of Chief Justice Pradeep Nandrajog and Justice Bharati Dangre that a Beta version of the app would be released on November 1.
"After receiving feedback from the concerned parties, a final version of the app would be released. The app would not require an internet connection," Dhond said.
Referring to the communication restrictions in Kashmir, the court had on Thursday sought to know how the RBI's proposed app would help the visually impaired people to identify the currency notes in such situations.
The court was hearing a petition filed by the National Association of the Blind (NAB), claiming new currency notes and coins issued by the central bank posed difficulty for the visually impaired people in terms of identifying and distinguishing them.
The bench was on Friday informed by the Union Government Mint that new coins in denominations of Rs 20, 10, 2 and Re 1 have special marks which would help the visually impaired persons in identifying them.
The new coins would be released in the market by November, the court was told.
These coins were submitted to the bench for inspection and also to a few visually impaired petitioners present in the court.
When the petitioners were able to successfully identify the coins, Chief Justice Nandrajog said, "We are moving in the right direction."
The court, however, noted that the size of the coins was getting smaller.
"The coins are getting smaller by the day. The new Rs 20 coin looks like a Re 1 coin. The new Re 1 coin looks like the one paisa coin we had in the past," Chief Justice Nandrajog observed.
The bench further said the size and other features of the coins and notes should not change.
"The idea is to maintain the security features, but at the same time not cause problems to the visually impaired persons. A visually impaired person trains himself to identify notes and coins by touch," it said.
The bench posted the petition for further hearing on November 4.
In the next hearing, the RBI said it would demonstrate to the court the functioning of its proposed app. PTI SP RSY
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