India

The first iPhone SE models constructed in the India, built by Apple partner Wistron, are officially on sale in various cities around the country.

Apple today announced the opening its first App Accelerator, a center providing specialized support for developers to build tools for the iOS platform, in Bengaluru, India.

Apple is getting closer to making a deal that would allow the company to start assembling its phones in India, according to a government official.

Reportedly, Apple, in collaboration with its manufacturer, Wistron Inc., will begin to assemble iPhone SE in India starting this April. The plant will be located in the state of Karnataka in south India, according to a new report from the Economic Times. "Apple will in the coming months start assembling its lower-priced iPhone SE models at...

Apple told a panel of government officials that it would have the necessary infrastructure to make sure that these used iPhones "are compliant with quality standards."

The company seeks to tap into a booming Indian middle class while sales in China slow.

A team from Apple met with senior Indian government officials on Wednesday to seek tax concessions for manufacturing and setting up its stores in India.

In November of last year, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi banned 86% of the country's legal tender from circulation. While the goal was to get rid of "black money," a term used in India for cash that is stored outside of the country's banking system to evade taxes, it brought to light another issue that...

Apple wants India to offer tax rebates on products it plans to produce in the country.

Apple supplier Wistron is currently prepping an iPhone assembly facility in Peenya, India.

The government officials are expected to meet next week to evaluate the incentives requested by Apple.

Apple has sought relaxed labeling rules from the Indian government so that the Cupertino-based company doesn’t have to print product-related information directly onto devices, The Economic Times reported on Thursday citing an unnamed official. A group of senior officials from Indian ministries, including commerce and finance, will early next month deliberate on the incentives sought by...