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2014 was a big year for gaming enthusiasts. Ubisoft released 2 new titles in the Assassins Creed series, EA Sports suprised PC Gamers with FIFA 15, and Microsoft’s Sunset Overdrive took the world by storm. But out of the thousands of games released, which ones really defined 2014? Here is our list of The Best Games Of 2014 where we present you with 7 awesome games you must play.
Huawei’s Honor series is a killer value for money across the range. It will not be wrong to say that Huawei Honor 6 is a flagship killer. I say this because it is presently one of the best loaded phones for half the price of most flagship phones form major brands. Just to name a few points here, the Honor 6 comes with 3GB of RAM and superb full HD IPS display. It gets very high performance CPU (with benchmark score of 41,000+ on Antutu Version 5.3), super slim form factor of under 8 mm, no heating issues unlike many other flagships and features one of the largest battery in the segment, which is 3100 mAh. Here I will do a quick spec comparison of the Huawei Honor 6 with some of the most acclaimed flagships like HTC One M8, Moto X 2014 and Samsung Galaxy S5. All these phones are priced 1.5 to 2 times higher than the Honor 6 when we compile this comparison and yet the Honor 6 comes out to be really close in terms of features or rather ahead in many aspects like battery life and RAM.
Videocon has launched its latest smartphone Videocon Infinium Z45 Nova in India. This smartphone is powered by 1.3 GHz Quad-Core Mediatek SOC processor with a Dual-Core Mali 400 GPU along side 1 GB RAM. It runs on Android 4.4.2 KitKat operating system which is upgradable to the next Android operating system release. This dual SIM smartphone equips a 4.5 inch IPS display FWVGA IPS display with 480 x 854 pixels resolution.
Other specifications include 5 mega pixel BSI auto focus rear camera an a 2 mega pixel front facing camera for capturing stunning selfies and video calling. It houses 8 GB of internal storage which can be expanded further up to 32 GB for storing various document files, audios, videos, images etc. It packs a 1700 mAh high capacity battery.
Mid Range segment is the most lucrative segment for smartphone consumers in terms of features and value for money. We have witnessed a large number of releases from existing manufacturers and introduction of some new companies as well. We already covered the top 5 high end smartphone picks here. In this post we’re going to cover best mid range smartphone offerings which you can buy under Rs. 25,000. Read on to see our top picks and why they deserve a spot in this list.
In an outrage which spread after Airtel mentioned that the VoIP calls, which are Slype, Viber, Google Hangout and other voice calls over data, will be charged over and above the data packs, Airtel had to finally come out with an official communication to clear its stand about Net Neutrality.
Updated on 29th December 2014
This morning we got another press note from Airtel India which is as follows:
In view of the news reports that a consultation paper will be issued shortly by TRAI on issues relating to services offered by OTT players including VOIP, we have decided not to implement our proposed launch of VoIP packs.
We have no doubt that as a result of the consultation process a balanced outcome would emerge that would not only protect the interests of all stakeholders and viability of this important sector but would also encourage much needed investments in spectrum and roll out of data networks to fulfil the objective of digital India.
