Wobble, which is an in-house brand of Bengaluru-based Indkal Technologies, currently offers a range of displays and smart TVs in the country. While Wobble hasn't revealed the name or specifications of ...

Love what Wobble brings to the living room? We’ve rounded up the best Wobble TVs you can buy right now. From entry-level models to premium flagships, these TVs showcase Wobble’s signature mix of ...

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Wobble which is India’s fastest-growing consumer tech brands, today announced that it will be making its debut into smartphones in India on 19th November. Their smartphone will be launched at an event ...

Wobble Smartphone: Bengaluru-based earplug maker Wobble on Tuesday, October 28, announced that it will soon enter the smartphone space as it is all set to launch its first mobile phone in India next ...

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Gears up to launch its first smartphone — a Made in India, made for the world smartphone, set to launch in multiple countries by the end of 2025-26 starting with India on 19 November Wobble, one of ...

Bengaluru-based consumer tech brand Wobble will launch its debut smartphone on November 19, claiming it to be a premium smartphone, completely designed and manufactured domestically. Teaser images ...

In a market where the smartphone race often feels like a treadmill of incremental upgrades and borrowed design philosophies, Indkal’s latest move is, by all definitions, audacious. The company, best ...

Maximus Series introduces the country’s largest consumer television to date, 4K resolution and 144Hz native refresh rate claim to support next-generation gaming and high-performance PC connectivity ...

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks wobbled lower on Friday as Wall Street questioned whether the U.S. job market has slowed by just enough to get the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates to help the economy, or ...