Smartphone shipments set to grow 37% in 2016: CMR
ECONOMIC TIMES, NEW DELHI | 19 January 2016 21:36 IST
India's smartphone shipments are expected to grow 37% on year, higher than the 32% average growth for the previous three years, in 2016 in a year when the smarter devices are likely to overtake featurephones on the back of proliferation of 4G handsets and expansion into smaller cities and rural areas, as per Cybermedia Research.
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