Xiaomi has entered India with the launch of 3 Devices

Finally Xiaomi has entered India in a big way as expected. With Xiaomi (Mi)'s media launch event has revealed three devices. As per expectations Xiaomi has launched Mi3 and other products in India. Mi3 has become a magnet for the Indian crowd as its having super-cool specifications at very lucrative price tag of just INR14999. Xiaomi is also providing a list of its service centres. This indicates that Xiaomi doesn't want to leave any room for any flop show in India atleast.

Wickedleak Wammy Neo Youth - Octa Core smartphone @ INR 8490

Karbonn launches Titanium S99 with Android KitKat @ INR5990

 

Like Micromax and Lava, Indian brand Karbonn has also jumped into the pool with a launch of its entry-level Android KitKat dual-sim smartphone, Titanium S99 @ INR5990. It sports a 4-inch IPS capacitive touch display and is powered by 1.3GHz quad-core processor with 512MB RAM. Onboard memory is 4GB along with

Xiaomi - All set to enter India

Xiomi is all set to make their presence in the Indian market, if rumors to be believed. And this could happen very soon in coming month. There are also gossips that Xiaomi might tie-up with Flipkart exclusively and might releasing its products in the month of July. And most probably their launching event is supposed to happen in Bangalore.As per unofficial sources Xiomi Mi3 may have a price tag near about INR18000 with a special launch day offer.

Top Six Android (KitKat) Phones under INR8000

Now its a season for budget android smartphones running on KitKat out of box. Few others have started providing OTA KitKat updates also. Given below are latest entries in the budget of Sub-10K bucks.

Karbonn Titanium S2 Plus @ INR6999

• Dual-SIM connectivity
• 1.3GHz quad core processor.Chipset not known
• Android 4.4 Kitkat
• 5 inch screen
• FWVGA 854 x 480 resolution
• RAM 512MB
• On-board Storage4GB
• 32GB external card support
• 8MP AF rear camera with LED flash and a front VGA camera
• Weighs 120 grams
• Thickness 11.6mm

XOLO Q1000 Opus 2 - Upgraded Opus @ INR9780

The latest silent entry from xolo, XOLO Q1000 Opus 2, is listed and is available online for INR9,780. As compared to its predecessor, Opus 2 has fresh look and a modified hardware. The Q1000 Opus was with BCM23550 Broadcom quad core processor and preloaded Android 4.2 OS which is upgradable to Kitkat now. Opus 2 comes powered with Qualcomm snapdragon quad core processor clocked @ 1.2GHz and has Android 4.3 Jelly Bean out of the box. No official word about Kitkat update.

Windows 8.1 update for Lumia 625 !!!!!

Here is a good news for Lumia 625 users. Most probably Lumia 625 is all set to get Windows 8.1 update on 24th of this month. I  have got some sort of confirmation during the launch of their new phone Lumia 630, which comes pre-loaded with Windows 8.1 with dual sim functionality. This information is unofficial but from reliable sources from Nokia itself. Let us hope for the best.

Lava Iris X1 review

Lava Iris X 1 is more feature-rich alternative to the Moto E beyond any doubt. But is it really better than Moto E!!!!? Lets try to find out :

Lava’s Iris X1, seen as a alternative to Moto E, seems to be promising smartphone which could be the best dual-sim choice under 10000 bucks. This phone wants to encash the opportunity by highlighting its 8MP/2MP and also taking an advantage of stock-shortage/non-availability of Moto E on Flipkart every now and then. Indian companies are trying to encash these two aspects by launching phones in same budget, which are nearly same or with better specifications than Moto E.

Lava Iris 504Q+ review

 

Lava has launched upgraded version of its once high demanded model Lava 504Q smartphone in the Indian Market few days ago. It is named as Lava Iris 504Q+. Iris series really consists of some  good smartphones. It has a sleek body along with MTK processor cloaked at 1.3GHz and Android OS. Device is really great in terms of specs, looks, build, design and performance. Here I am going to evaluate this phone in the light of hands on experience .So here we go:

How to root Gionee E3 (one-click root)

Hello friends. This post is for those guys who want to root their Gionee E3, but don't want to follow the complex procedure of using commands via ADB Interface. So here is a one-click solution to install Superuser and SU binary on your Gionee E3. If you have data connection on your mobile phone, you don't need even PC. Simply download the file and install it like a normal apk file. Launch the app. Thats all.

 
Caution: Rooting your phone voids the warranty. And if you don't know what the rooting is, then avoid rooting your phone. Before following this post you must be well aware about potential risks involved in rooting your device and its consequences. I am not liable for any form of damage.

Moto E Review - Dirt Cheap Smartphone

The new Moto E is the most basic, but upto date, branded smartphone till now. The company has trimmed down the specifications very cleverly for making the Moto E among the most economical KitKat phone. Motorola's target is a very specific audience who want neat and clean android phone with the most updated software without burning their pocket.Now it'll be hard to come by a better choice than the Moto E in the budget of 7000 bucks. Whats missing in Moto E then? It misses front-facing camera and camera flash.

Finally Moto E Launched in India @ INR 6,999

Finally Motorola has launched its dual-SIM budget smartphone Moto E in India (N.Delhi) carrying a price tag of Rs. 6,999. The phone will be available exclusively via online retailer Flipkart from Wednesday.

Motorola Moto E comes with 4.3-inch display with 720x1280 resolution. It is powered by a 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor along with Adreno 302 GPU alongside 1GB of RAM. The Moto E is a dual-SIM phone that supports Micro-SIM cards, and runs Android 4.4 KitKat.

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).