MUMBAI, INDIA, April 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) Welcome to the April issue of Business Review India! The Smartphone market in India is predictably growing and how! After all, with better browser speeds, affordable rates and a holistic user-friendly experience, the customer is lured into buying these palm-candies that promise oodles and fun and functionality. This issue of Business Review India helps buyers pick their ideal soul-Smartphone!
Plus, discover how online chatting on social media is an untapped market that has lots to offer! Read this story to discover some essential secrets of this segment.
Along with this, emerging entrepreneurs in India are striking their own with some uncanny ventures. Mahima Mehra happens to be one of them. Her brand - Haathi Chaap - is bringing about a revolution by making paper using elephant poop! This indicates that if one has an 'idea' that is well-structured and offers value to consumers, success is not far. Really, the new business age has arrived in India!
Read more about this month's issue here.
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The Business Age is Discussed in This Month's Business Review India
April issue of Business Review India is now out including: Social media, emerging entrepreneurs and finding your 'soul-smartphone'.
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