Rise of China in mobile; Samsung and LG results; end of the Indian IT services dream

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ZDNet Week in Review - Asia July 28, 2016

Made in China: Four horsemen of the iPhone apocalypse Today it's the $100 value handset. Tomorrow it will be the $200 premium smartphone. There's nothing left for the traditional device OEMs with those kind of margins. Huawei, ZTE, Xiaomi and Lenovo are coming, and Apple and Samsung can't stop them. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Apple's fading fortune in China likely to continue

Cybersecurity experts most wanted in Singapore READ FULL STORY ​DBS Bank signs AWS to focus on fintech READ FULL STORY

​Samsung mobile profit continues its rise for Q2 READ FULL STORY ​LG mobile division bleeds $136m amid record profits READ FULL STORY

Is the Indian IT services dream coming to an end? READ FULL STORY Xiaomi enters laptop market with Mi Notebook Air READ FULL STORY

Singtel and Ericsson implementing 450Mbps 4G indoor technology in 2017 READ FULL STORY A Trump presidency can make Asia tech great again READ FULL STORY

1. Securing Your Mobile Enterprise In ZDNet's new special feature, we look at the latest wisdom and best practices for securing the mobile workforce,including stress-reducing MDM tips for businesses managing Apple devices. | Also: Best practices for managing the security of BYOD smartphones and tablets. Read more › 2. Disruption ahead Here's why 2-in-1 PCs are destroying the iPad and Android tablets. | Android is imploding, and there's nothing that can be done to stop it. | While Apple and Google are enjoying their war of attrition over handset market share, a chilling wind comes blowing from China. Welcome to the Game of Smartphones. Read more ›

First look: Microsoft's Windows 10 Anniversary Update Unlike most Microsoft watchers, I haven't been installing the interim Windows 10 preview builds since last fall. Here's my first look at the Windows 10 update coming August 2. READ FULL STORY

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