Sunday, August 30, 2015
Xiaomi Forced to stop Smartphone Sales in India until February 2015
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| Xiaomi Phone Arena |
Xiaomi Forced to stop Smartphone Sales in India until February 2015 | Good Morning Smartphone lovers? This time we have quoted from Phone Arena. The company Xiaomi was founded in 2010 which is the Young Company yan Rapidly growing in India included. India is Important For Xiaomi market, where sales Rapidly in India. However According to the news that we have quoted, Xiaomi get Constraints on Legal Issues in India.
Xiaomi Hugo Barra publishes Open Letter to All Fans India Xiaomi lovers. Top Suspension Problems Legality Sales in India, following the command of the Government of New Delhi. It is reported that this postponement due Ericsson Claiming That Xiaomi Has Violated the eight essential patents related to 3G technology, EDGE and AMR (adaptive multi-rate). With This resulted in the Delhi High Court Ordered Xiaomi to stop sales in India until early February. When the final decision should be made based on a patent-infringement Ericsson application.
Meanwhile, Xiaomi said that it was "investigating this issue with caution", "assess the choice of law", and "do all it can to restore the situation."
According to The Economic Times, Xiaomi has sold more than 800,000 smartphones in India since entering the market back in July 2014. In addition, Hugo Barra added that in the past two days, about 150,000 customers registered their interest to Redmi Note - The latest handsets Xiaomi for reached India. This is definitely not a good time for Xiaomi to get a ban on the sale, is not it? hehehehe
Xiaomi Hugo Barra publishes Open Letter to All Fans India Xiaomi lovers. Top Suspension Problems Legality Sales in India, following the command of the Government of New Delhi. It is reported that this postponement due Ericsson Claiming That Xiaomi Has Violated the eight essential patents related to 3G technology, EDGE and AMR (adaptive multi-rate). With This resulted in the Delhi High Court Ordered Xiaomi to stop sales in India until early February. When the final decision should be made based on a patent-infringement Ericsson application.
Meanwhile, Xiaomi said that it was "investigating this issue with caution", "assess the choice of law", and "do all it can to restore the situation."
According to The Economic Times, Xiaomi has sold more than 800,000 smartphones in India since entering the market back in July 2014. In addition, Hugo Barra added that in the past two days, about 150,000 customers registered their interest to Redmi Note - The latest handsets Xiaomi for reached India. This is definitely not a good time for Xiaomi to get a ban on the sale, is not it? hehehehe
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