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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The feature phone market declined 21 per cent (year-on-year) in the third quarter (Q3) this year, driven by continued consumer transition to smartphones, a report showed on Monday.

itel (27 per cent), Lava<\/a> (19 per cent), and Samsung<\/a> (14 per cent) captured the top three spots.

Nokia<\/a> with 13 per cent, and Karbonn<\/a> with 10 per cent market share summed up the top 5 list in the third quarter, according to latest CMR data.

According to Prabhu Ram, Head-Industry Intelligence Group (IIG), CMR, driven by the pandemic and consequent lockdowns, India's feature phone market faces an uncertain future.

\"The target consumer audience for feature phones has been among the worst-hit by the pandemic. While feature phones are here to stay, India's growing digital transformation and digital economy, would provide the requisite impetus for consumers to upgrade to smartphones,\" Ram told IANS.

The consumers at the bottom-of-the-pyramid are essentially seeking affordable and accessible smartphones that deliver on voice, vernacular, and video.

\"Smartphone brands that are able to bring unique affordable data-bundled propositions will stand to gain in this race to win users at the bottom of the pyramid,\" he added.

To tap into the feature phone market, telecom giant Jio and
Google<\/a> have now announced the availability of their much-anticipated JioPhone Next<\/a>, with an entry price of Rs 1,999 (with several EMI options) and Rs 6,499 if paid upfront.

The 5.45-inch JioPhone Next that houses Pragati OS, an optimised version of
Android<\/a>, will have a multi-touch HD+ screen, a 13MP camera at the rear and an 8MP front camera.

The device with 2GB RAM and 32GB internal storage will offer Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with anti-fingerprint coating. The internal storage can be expanded up to 512 GB.

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印度功能手机市场下跌21%大众切换到智能手机

功能手机市场下降了21%(同比)在今年第三季度(Q3),由于持续的消费过渡到智能手机,在周一的一份报告显示。

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新德里:功能手机市场下降了21%(同比)在今年第三季度(Q3),由于持续的消费过渡到智能手机,在周一的一份报告显示。

itel (27%),熔岩(19%)和三星(14%)占领了前三位。

诺基亚有13%,Karbonn以10%的市场份额在第三季度总结前5名的列表,根据CMR的最新数据。

根据您正在Ram, Head-Industry情报组(IIG), CMR,由大流行和顺向封锁,印度的功能手机市场面临一个不确定的未来。

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“目标消费者对功能手机的观众已经在受灾最严重的大流行。虽然功能手机留在这里,印度日益增长的数字转换和数字经济,将会为消费者提供必要的动力升级到智能手机,”Ram告诉题材影片。

金字塔底层的消费者实际上是寻找负担得起的和可以实现声音的智能手机,方言,和视频。

“智能手机品牌能够带来独特的负担得起的data-bundled命题将获得这场比赛赢得用户在金字塔的底部,”他补充道。

利用功能手机市场,电信巨头Jio和谷歌现在已经宣布他们万众期待的可用性JioPhone下,一个条目的价格1999卢比(几个EMI选项)和Rs 6499如果提前支付。

下,5.45英寸JioPhone Pragati操作系统,一个优化的版本安卓将多点触控屏幕高清+,13个像素的摄像头在后面和一个8 mp摄像头前面。

2 gb RAM和32 gb的设备内部存储将提供康宁大猩猩玻璃3 anti-fingerprint涂层。内部存储可以扩展到512 GB。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The feature phone market declined 21 per cent (year-on-year) in the third quarter (Q3) this year, driven by continued consumer transition to smartphones, a report showed on Monday.

itel (27 per cent), Lava<\/a> (19 per cent), and Samsung<\/a> (14 per cent) captured the top three spots.

Nokia<\/a> with 13 per cent, and Karbonn<\/a> with 10 per cent market share summed up the top 5 list in the third quarter, according to latest CMR data.

According to Prabhu Ram, Head-Industry Intelligence Group (IIG), CMR, driven by the pandemic and consequent lockdowns, India's feature phone market faces an uncertain future.

\"The target consumer audience for feature phones has been among the worst-hit by the pandemic. While feature phones are here to stay, India's growing digital transformation and digital economy, would provide the requisite impetus for consumers to upgrade to smartphones,\" Ram told IANS.

The consumers at the bottom-of-the-pyramid are essentially seeking affordable and accessible smartphones that deliver on voice, vernacular, and video.

\"Smartphone brands that are able to bring unique affordable data-bundled propositions will stand to gain in this race to win users at the bottom of the pyramid,\" he added.

To tap into the feature phone market, telecom giant Jio and
Google<\/a> have now announced the availability of their much-anticipated JioPhone Next<\/a>, with an entry price of Rs 1,999 (with several EMI options) and Rs 6,499 if paid upfront.

The 5.45-inch JioPhone Next that houses Pragati OS, an optimised version of
Android<\/a>, will have a multi-touch HD+ screen, a 13MP camera at the rear and an 8MP front camera.

The device with 2GB RAM and 32GB internal storage will offer Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with anti-fingerprint coating. The internal storage can be expanded up to 512 GB.

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