Mobile Phones News

The 57th GST Council meeting in October will review the impact of previous rate rationalisation and may consider a GST rate cut for mobile phones amid weakening

Over 15,000 mobile phones have been recovered, with 583 already returned to their owners.

Parent campaign groups argue that 'brick phones' should be allowed in schools, stating that a distinction between different types of phones is crucial for any c

The GST Council is considering a reduction in the 18% tax on mobile phones due to slowing handset demand. The council will also investigate if previous GST rate

Foxconn executives have surveyed land near Sanand in Gujarat for a potential mobile phone and high-end electronics manufacturing plant, though Gujarat is not th

Srirangam मंदिर परिसर में 1 सितंबर से मोबाइल फोन प्रतिबंधित कर दिए जाएंगे। भक्तों के लिए मंदिर के तीन प्रवेश द्वारों पर लॉकर लगाए जाएंगे ताकि वे अपने मोबाइल फोन

The UK Government issued an emergency alert to mobile phones on Friday evening, warning of wildfires.

Millions of mobile phones across England and Wales received an emergency wildfire alert at 7 PM, warning against activities that could spark wildfires like barb

Mobile phones have been banned on the premises of the Kanaka Durga temple in Vijayawada, with a new security gate installed at the main scanning point to screen

Cuddalore police have successfully returned 300 mobile phones, valued at ₹50 lakh, to their rightful owners.

Amazon is expanding its plans to provide satellite connectivity directly to mobile phones, a move that could intensify competition with SpaceX in the satellite

Australia has conducted a nationwide test of its AusAlert system, resulting in emergency alerts sounding on millions of mobile phones across the country.

Realme has confirmed that its mobile phones will transition to using Oppo's ColorOS, moving away from OxygenOS. The company stated that this change will not imp

Charminar police successfully returned 30 lost and stolen mobile phones to their rightful owners.

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urged India's IT industry to address the global semiconductor talent shortage, highlighting PM Modi's focus on chip development