nubia, a premium smartphone brand from Chinese telecom firm ZTE, plans to launch 2-3 new models a year to tap into the burgeoning Indian smartphone market.
Nubia, which today launched its first device in India -- Z9 mini -- for Rs 16,999, aims to sell 10 million units of smartphones globally this year.
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Mango Man aims to sell 2L video streaming devices by yr-end * Mango Man Consumer Electronics today said it aims to sell two lakh units of its video streaming device, Teewe 2, by year-end.
Similar to Google's Chromecast, Teewe enables users to stream content from their smartphones, desktops and Chrome browser onto their TV screens.
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Peesh Venture Capital invests Rs 6 crore in MeetUniv * US-based Peesh Venture Capital (PVC) today said it has invested Rs 6 crore in Noida-based MeetUniv, a college search and information startup for students looking at pursuing higher education abroad.
MeetUniv offers listing of 3,000 colleges and universities from the US, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Singapore.
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DSM appoints Vivek Chaturvedi as Country Manager for solar biz * Global life and materials sciences firm Royal DSM today appointed Vivek Chaturvedi as Country Manager for the company's solar business in India.
Chaturvedi will lead the expansion of DSM's solar activities in India, which has been identified by the company as one of the growth markets for its solar business, chiming with the Indian governments' focus on this sector, Royal DSM said in a statement.
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Hungama.Com touches 50 million monthly users mark * Digital entertainment company Hungama.Com today said it has crossed 50 million monthly active users across its entertainment service.
This places Hungama among the top five music and video streaming services globally, including platforms like Pandora and Spotify.
