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Galaxy quest

Guardians of the Galaxy—Samsung tries to win back India

After years of slumber and complacency, the South Korean electronics major is stealing a few ideas from its Chinese rivals’ playbook as it attempts to gain lost ground in the world’s fastest-growing smartphone market

25/02/19

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The Samsung versus Xiaomi battle for control of the Indian smartphone market is far from over

While Xiaomi has been firmly in control for a while, Samsung has resolved to reclaim the #1 spot

And to beat Xiaomi, Samsung is taking a leaf out of the Chinese smartphone company’s playbook

From low pricing to selling online, Samsung is replicating Xiaomi’s approach. Can it replicate Xiaomi’s success?

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