For tablets, the race to the bottom has just reached a new low with Datawind’s Ubislate 7Ci, an Android tablet that’s on sale now for $38. The Ubislate 7Ci has an interesting history. It started out ...

More than 6 billion people in the world have cell phones of some kind. But only a quarter of the developing world has access to the Internet. Suneet Singh Tuli, the CEO of DataWind, believes that the ...

Over the past couple years, DataWind has been up-ending the emerging tablet market with its budget Aakash and Ubislate tablets, which sell for as low as $38. At CES last week, we spoke to DataWind CEO ...

After taking India by storm with its ultra low-cost tablets, DataWind has plans to do something similar with smartphones. SEE ALSO: Goa chief minister joins everybody else in giving Indians a free ...

India is closer to its much-touted target of a US$35 tablet, with DataWind, a wireless Web access products maker in Montreal, designing and making a device that it will sell to the government for $50.

DataWind is targeting sales of about 6 million units of its low-cost tablet in India this year, but it has to arrange additional manufacturing capacity and strengthen its support network to meet what ...

The Datawind Aakash tablet made headlines when it promised to deliver a full-featured Android device for just under $50 a couple of years back, and now the company and the device have shared some new ...

DataWind could usher a new era of connectivity in India with its recently launched smartphones, but it will first need to shake off the bad rep its Aakash tablet generated. The Indian tablet and cell ...

DataWind is a small $43m market cap company developing hardware and Internet connectivity solutions focused on emerging markets. Its proprietary data compression solution has allowed DataWind to ...

India is closer to its much-touted target of a US$35 tablet, with DataWind, a wireless Web access products maker in Montreal, designing and making a device that it will sell to the government for $50.