Micromax today announced the launch of their upcoming online brand ‘Yu’ which aims to build integrated software and services and offer a customised experience for users. For this very purpose, it has partnered with Cyanogenmod Inc, the makers of Cyanogenmod OS for their software prowess. Micromax will release the first smartphone from ‘Yu’ next month in India. Read on for details.
Gionee announced four new smartphones in India this week with a focus on bringing affordable LTE enabled smartphones to the consumers. LTE is still in nascent stages of development in India, therefore manufacturers are developing their portfolios to get prepared for the same. Gionee further announced that from 2015 onwards, all smartphones above Rs. 10,000 will be LTE enabled. Read on to find out the detailed specifications, pricing and availability information for these devices.
Microsoft Launched its health platform called Microsoft Health this week along with a dedicated fitness band called Microsoft Band. While the nomenclature is very straightforward and predictable, the things Microsoft is trying to achieve with this duo is not so simple. Much like Google Fit and Apple’s HealthKit, Microsoft Health focuses on aggregating Health data but the fact that it’s platform independent makes all the difference. Read on to find out more about the platform and the fitness band’s pricing & specifications.
LAVA introduced its latest Android budget smartphone, Iris Fuel 50 in India this week. The device comes with a lot of attractive features & a rock bottom price tag. The device’s primary focus is on providing long battery life to the consumers which by LAVA’s claims will last a couple of days and various usability enhancement features like Double Tap to Wake & Gesture support are also present. Read on to find out the detailed specifications, pricing and availability details.
Samsung launched next iteration of its mid range phablet, the Galaxy Mega 2 in India. The device comes with a 6 inch 720p display and a Snapdragon 401 chip. There are no two size variants available this year as opposed to the previous year. Read on to find out the specifications, features, pricing and availability details.
With the launch of Android One program by Google, which focuses on specifying a set of hardware and software standards to push low cost Android smartphones into the developing countries like India, the competition in the smartphone industry under Rs. 10,000 mark is getting heated up. Xolo announced its latest smartphone offering to rival Android One devices from Karbonn, Micromax and Spice. The device, appropriately named Xolo One comes with great specifications, build quality and a low price tag. Read on to find out the detailed specifications, pricing and availability details.
Steering aside from fancy launch events, Google unveiled Nexus line up for this year through a blog post. The launch included three devices – Nexus 6 smartphone, Nexus 9 tablet and Nexus Player. In this post we will be focusing on Nexus 6 and Nexus 9. As the trend continues, this year’s Nexus line up marks the début of a new version of Android – Lollipop. Read on to find out the detailed specifications, features, pricing and availability details of these devices.
