#mobile production

[makamtech]

30 Companies Recieved Licenses For Local Manufacturing of Mobile Phones

The steps consist of organising new industries to fulfill the neighborhood demand. Moreover, it will also assist to make bigger the manufacturing of export-quality goods.

On Wednesday, the Ministry of Industries and Production proven the National Assembly that 30 mobile companies have received the nearby manufacturing license. The selection took region below the policy of Mobile Device Manufacturing. Answering to the question raised by way of member of the National Assembly, Wajiha Qamar stated that the Ministry of Industries and Production and Engineering…

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Samsung plans to produce Rs 3.7 lakh crore worth mobile phones in India over 5 years - Times of India

Samsung plans to produce Rs 3.7 lakh crore worth mobile phones in India over 5 years – Times of India

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NEW DELHI: Smartphone maker Samsung is planning to produce mobile phones worth Rs 3.7 lakh crore in India over the next five years, according to government sources. The company has discussed its plan with senior officials in the ministry of electronics and IT. People aware of the discussion said the company will be manufacturing smartphones worth Rs 2.2 lakh crore, priced above Rs 15,000…

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Samsung ends mobile production in China, shifting plants to India, Vietnam

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has ended mobile telephone production in China, it said on Wednesday, hurt by intensifying competition from domestic rivals in the world's biggest smartphone market. The company has expanded smartphone production in lower-cost countries, such as India and Vietnam, in recent years.

The shutdown of Samsung's last China phone factory comes after it cut production at the plant in the southern city of Huizhou in June and suspended another factory late last year, underscoring stiff competition in the country.

The South Korean tech giant's ceased phone production in China follows other manufacturers shifting production from China due to rising labour costs and the economic slowdown.

Sony also said it was closing its Beijing smartphone plant and would only make smartphones in Thailand.

But Apple still makes major products in China.

Samsung's share of the Chinese market shrank to 1% in the first quarter from around 15% in mid-2013, as it lost out to fast-growing homegrown brands such as Huawei Technologies and Xiaomi Corp, according to market research firm Counterpoint. Read More

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[prfm-multiverse]

He really never rest. Mobile production on vacation.

[uniquesquared]

Use Your iPad As A Second Monitor + Streamline Your Workflow

Remember the days when CRT monitors were the only choice we had?  I remember them being extremely front heavy, and lifting a single 1 5 inch monitor around was akin to a real life back workout.  I was hesitant to even move one at all; for fear that I would have no reasonable place to set it back down on the floor.  If you have two of them running with some sort of VGA splitter, then you were automatically a cut above the rest.  You figured out a way to increase your workflow at the cost of taking up huge amounts of space.  As the technology progressed, we found out that using two monitors in a producer setting was a huge advantage, if two computer systems could not be afforded. [embed width="656"]http://youtu.be/iewNTO_T69o[/embed] These days, it is quite common to see two monitor setups to improve the workflow with less minimizing and navigating, and it is especially useful in a DAW when you have multiple instruments and plug-ins working at the same time.  The iPad actually makes a decent second screen because its image can be transmitted wirelessly.  This gives you the ability to work in a dynamic setting, freeing you from the computer seat all day long. http://blog.dubspot.com/logic-tutorial-use-your-ipad-as-a-second-monitor-streamline-your-workflow/

[withloudclashingcymbals]

iMASCHINE. looks like i found a new mobile production station. time to delete tons of photos off of my phone to make room for audio samples!

enjoy the killer vid of Jamie Lidell making musical magic in the comfort of his pajamas.