Okwu smartphones will be manufactured and assembled in Shenzhen, China and the company plans to have their own assembly unit in India ahead. The devices will be unveiled in mid November and prices will be revealed during the launch event scheduled in the country's capital. U Cars is another gadget that can turn your regular car smart. The company has revealed only a few specifications about the debuting smartphone. The brand presently plans the launch of a budget device along with an IoT accessory or two, while many more new accessories and smartphones will be added to the Okwu portfolio in the upcoming months, Atul told this newspaper. U Plugs is another accessory that can be connected to regular home appliances, which can be controlled from your smartphone over the wireless network, such as turning them on or off. U Chip is a device where one can convert smart home appliances into IoT devices. example, you would be able to know what you have inside your refrigerator or turn on the AC before arrival, even if you are in office, or locate your car on your desktop too. With this device, one can authenticate people to step into your cars without a key. Brainchild of CEO and MD Anshuman Atul, Owku is targeting the smartphone for every Indian out there. For example, you can plug in the Chip to smart refrigerators and air conditions and keep control over the appliance from your phone. Along with China 1/4 inch plugs manufacturers the smartphones, Okwu has also planned to launch accessories and IoT gadgets, under the U Arena series, to compliment their handsets and beneficial for consumers. It includes an all-metal frame, 4G LTE, a 5. It will enable you to share information across all devices. Okwu Mobiles, an Indian startup smartphone company plans to shake up the market with its first IoT-ready smartphone. Lastly, U Think will be a cloud-based app that allows you to create a dashboard for operating and controlling all the IoT devices in the U Arena from one single point. U Cars connects to the OBD port on any car and uses a SIM card with Wireless networking connectivity to connect to your smartphone. The USP of the new smartphone is to ride on the IoT segment, which is touted to be the next-gen eco system of the gadgets and appliances we use at home, office and in vehicles.5-inch HD IPS display and powered by a 2500mAh battery.. For now, they have planned U-Tag, a Bluetooth tag that latches to your belongings and can be tracked using your smartphone.