Make in India is visible all over the world. After the legendary tech company Apple, now Britain's mobile company is also showing interest in making phones in India. Britain's giant company Nothing has decided to make mobile phones in India. Currently, Apple is working on increasing its production in India. By doing production in India, employment opportunities are also opening up for the people under Make in India.
Let us tell you, India is the biggest market for smart phones. In such a situation, after Apple came to India, outside companies are also showing interest in making mobiles in the country. Recently Nothing has launched 4 tech products in India. But now the company wants to make phones in India.
This is the reason for coming to India
Nothing brand has recently launched some of its products in India. The aim of the company is to attract the customers with its products. India is a big market for smart phones, so smart phone users are also very high here. Nothing is also going to start production here to enhance its customer support. Nothing has over 230 authorized service centers in India. Nothing has been launched in London in 2020. Employment opportunities will also open up if the company starts production in India.
Plastic free hogi unboxing
The biggest feature of Britain's Nothing brand phones is that special care will be taken of the environment while making them. Compared to the rest of the phones, Nothing's phones will be made from three times more recycled i.e. bio-based parts. At the same time, the unboxing of the phone is completely plastic free. The final assembly parts of the phone will work on renewable energy only. Nothing's phone frame will be made from 100 percent recycled aluminum.
Apple will make 20 million phones every month
Recently, Apple has announced that it will produce 20 million phones every month from next year. For this, the company has made a complete plan from taking land to production in Bangalore. In view of its growing market in India, Apple is focusing on increasing its production.
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