LeEco

Global ecosystem and technology conglomerate LeEco has been constantly making headlines in the Indian market, erstwhile for its Superphones, LeMall and most lately for its Super TVs. According to a ANI report: The company is now rumored to be bringing...

Global internet and technology conglomerate LeEco has ushered in a new era of content integrated Ecosystem TVs in India with the launch of its future ready Super3 series Ecosystem TVs. Chinese internet and technology conglomerate LeEco has said that it...

As per a report in PTI: Five companies including Apple India, Acer, Le Ecosystem Technology, Lenovo (India) and OPPO Mobiles have sought relaxation in the local sourcing norms to set up single-brand retail stores in India. Parliament was informed about the...

LeEco has partnered with top regional retail chains to expand its retail network and base to 2000 outlets across 65 cities in India...

LeEco is expected to launch its super TV in India on August 4, and the TV is believed to carry ARM Cortex A17 processor paired with Mali T720 GPU...

Chinese internet and technology conglomerate LeEco may acquire US TV company VIZIO and is likely to host an event in the US to announce this. VIZIO TVs are quite popular in the US owing to their low price and better...

Starting from July 14, Chinese internet and technology conglomerate LeEco's smartphone Le 2 will be on open sale. Up until now the phone was available through flash sales on Flipkart or LeMall, company's e-commerce portal. Now, consumers will be able...

Chinese internet and technology conglomerate LeEco has recently announced that it has hired top Qualcomm executive Jaiteerth Patwari as Research and Development Head for LeMall, the company’s online shopping site in the country. Patwari will set up and head the...

Recently launched Chinese internet conglomerate LeEco's online marketplace LeMall.com has received over one lakh registrations for its first flash sale in India of newly-unveiled superphones Le 2 and Le Max2. According to IANS Report: The registrations for the device for...

After brands like Motorola, Xiaomi and Yu, Chinese Internet major LeEco is now taking the offline route and expects about 50 per cent of its sales to come from brick-and-mortar retail in the next one year. According to a PTI...