Motorola to launch its "Priced for All" smartphone in India today

After its budget phone Moto G and mid-range Moto X smartphones in India, Motorola is going to make its smartphones even more affordable with the Moto E launch in India today. But Motorola hasn't revealed except  "priced for all" punch line. Moto E, last week was found listed on Zauba, an Indian website that keeps a track of goods imported to India. According to that, the Moto E has been imported to India at Rs 6,300 per unit. Having considered the prices at which the Moto G and Moto X were brought to the domestic market and the actual prices at which they went on sale, it can be reasoned out that the "priced for all" - as the company has mentioned in its media invites - smartphone, Moto E, will go on sale at or under Rs 8,500 (including taxes). 

Lava to launch Iris X1 with Android KitKat and costs less than INR8000

This is the first smartphone from Lava to come with Android KitKat preloaded. And at the same time it is also the first mobile in this price bracket with latest Android version.

Lava has announced its latest Iris series smartphone, which is named as Iris X1. It will be priced below INR 8000. 

Sony Xperia C - 5" qHD Quadcore Mobile

Sony mobiles have announced the Sony Xperia C dual sim handset with the MediaTek chipset.  It will sport a 5 inch screen with qHD resolution and 8MP camera with EXMOR R Sensors. All of us know Mediatek chipsets are most affordable and on the top list now a days. Along with the good performance, they also reduce costing, which finally proves a boon for end users. Its having MT6589 chipset. Housed 8MP camera can record full HD videos.Specifications chart is out but finally it will be the price tag that will decide its market response. Being having MediaTek chipset, its going to be cheapest quad core in the Sony family.