Carrying the model number GT-P5200, the tablet has been code-named Santos, the same codename that we had heard in the past associated with Samsung’s rumoured 10-inch tablet.

The benchmark listing also reveals the processor will be clocked at 1.6GHz and will come with PowerVR SGX 544 MP2 GPU. Other features of the tablet will include 10.1-inch WXGA (1280×800) display and Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.

Apart from the GT-P5200 listing, a benchmark listing for GT-P5210 has also been spotted, which is going to be the Wi-Fi only version of the tablet.

Other details were not confirmed in these benchmark listings but a previous report had suggested that this tablet will come with 5MP rear camera and 16/ 32GB of internal storage.

Apart from the obvious tablet details leak, the presence of an Intel Atom processor in Samsung’s Android tablet is the more important news here. Intel has been struggling to get bigger manufacturers use its silicon in their Android products, however we recently saw Asus use Atom processor in Fonepad and now Samsung – seems like Intel’s smartphone/ tablet dream might finally come true.

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At any given point of time, Google is tinkering with multiple hardware devices, which are not necessarily meant for full release, so this is in no way a confirmation of the impending arrival of Google Nexus Q successor, but we won’t be surprised if it indeed turns out to be a real deal.

Details are scarce at this moment. The FCC listing shows the device carrying product name – H840 device, which doesn’t really reveal anything. In other details, the model number is listed at H2G2-42, a reference of Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, which too does mean anything.

The FCC listing does show this media player featuring Wi-Fi a/b/g/n connectivity and a USB port. Apart from that we are still in dark.

To remind you, the company’s first attempt at a media streamer – Nexus Q, turned out to be a failure. While, the device looked beautiful and had a nice build quality but it lacked in features. It also carried a hefty price tag, which really didn’t justify anything. After keeping it on pre-order for some time, the company removed the listing, saying it is going to improve it. So, the question arises whether H840 device is an improved version of Nexus Q or just a hardware experiment from Google.

We hope to know more in the coming days.

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The company was not any more specific than Q3, so we will just have to wait and watch. The Korean manufacturer has however shared some details on this update, which were surprisingly missing from the Google’s little note about the update on Google+.

According to LG, with Android 4.2.2 update, Google TVs will support more applications, including games that provide a greater level of interactivity and advanced graphics.

As, Google revealed in a Google TV session at I/O, Google TV platform will no longer be a fork of Android and will be like normal Android release. LG has confirmed the same this in its press note, which states that the latest Jelly Bean update for Google TV supports the Android Native Development Kit (NDK) so Google TV owners can have the widest, most diverse selection of apps to choose from. Smartphone apps designed using the NDK will run on Google TV with little to no modifications. With NDK compatibility, users can now play more games on a bigger LG Google TV screen.

In simpler words, from now on any apps developed using the Android NDK will work just fine on Google TV devices, no longer the need for dedicated apps for Google TV; developers have to just keep in mind that their apps look decent on a 32-inch or 54-inch television screen.

Coming to LG specific Google TV update, according to LG, the upcoming update will also bring LG’s patented 3D Game Changer to its Google TVs. “Changer produces a fully immersive effect by displaying 2D games in enhanced 3D mode, for an effect previously available only in movies filmed with 3D equipment,” LG noted in a press release.

Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update will be released as an over-the-air (OTA) download for existing LG Google TVs. It will reach USA in Q3, as we noted above.

Compared to X900, the specifications of X910 are slightly on the lower-side. The XOLO X910 comes with a 4.3-inch qHD display and is powered by 1.6GHz Intel AtomZ2460 processor, which is same as X900.

Other features of X910 include 1GB of RAM, 5MP rear camera, front camera, 4GB of internal storage, dual-SIM support and microSD card slot.

The phone has been priced at INR 9,999 and can be purchased from Snapdeal.com; other retailers like Flipkart have also listed the smartphone but are yet to receive the stocks.

XOLO X910 is the fourth Intel powered phone from XOLO, as the company continues to expand its smartphone line-up in the country.

As per recent reports, XOLO is also planning to release few more Android phones like XOLO Play T1000 and XOLO Q2000.

XOLO X910 key specifications

• 4.3-inch display qHD capacitive display
• Android 4.0.4
• Dual-SIM support
• 1GB of RAM, 4GB of storage, microSD card slot
• Intel Atom Processor Z2460 single core
• 5MP rear camera, VGA front camera
• FM Radio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G, 3.5mm audio jack

Dubbed as Xperia UL, the smartphone has been talked about earlier in the rumours, but this is the first time that we are looking at its images.

As per the previous information, the phone will pack a 5-inch 1080p display as the company flagship Xperia Z and images seem to confirm the size of the display. Other rumoured specs of the phone include quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor, 2GB of RAM and 32GB of on-board storage and 2300 mAh battery.

There is still no word when we are going to see an official announcement but previous report suggests that it might reach Japan first.

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Compatible with NFC chips that support MIFARE technology, Samsung’s new TecTiles 2 can be programed to do a lot of actions on your Galaxy S4 including the following:

• Change Phones settings
• Switch phone profiles
• Launch an app
• Show a message
• Play a track
• Make a call

These are just some of the many actions that can be programed, you can find out the full list here. Samsung has also revealed that TacTiles 2 work with Galaxy S III as well as other NFC compatible smartphones from the company.

How do TecTiles work:

TecTile tags use a small NFC receiver that trigger your smartphone into completing the pre-defined tasks when you tap them

To remind you, HTC Sense 5.0 was first introduced with the company’s HTC One smartphone and it brings several features like Blinkfeed and HTC Zoe. Tong has confirmed that both Blinkfeed and Zoe will be coming to Butterfly, but we will not see features like Sense TV, which are hardware dependent.

Tong has also stated that Butterfly is going to help the company in its second quarter earnings as it is selling pretty well in Japan.

Originally launched last year, HTC Butterfly was the first smartphone with full HD display and the company is already preparing a successor to it. This rumoured successor will be released in second half of 2013 and will most likely be the company’s flagship for H2.

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Probably yes, because the companies no longer have years to sell their smartphones, new technologies arrive every month and we see new flagships every six months. Since announcing the phone in February, the company has already wasted over two months and Samsung Galaxy S4, the main competitor to HTC One, is close to 10 million shipments.

“Our capacity is expected to rise significantly starting from mid-May,” Jack Tong, president of HTC North Asia, said at a news conference in Taipei. “We are optimistic about our high-end sales during April and June.”

In related news, HTC One might be very close to India debut as one online retailer has started taking the orders and we are hearing from brick and mortar stores that first stocks should land around May 20. Already facing a delay of around a month, the prospects of HTC One in the Indian market don’t really looks good.

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According to a report in SamMobile, Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 is going to be available next month. As per the leaked specifications, the tablet will come with Android 4.2.2, 8-inch 1280x800p resolution display and 1.5GHz dual-core processor. You can check out the full set of leaked specifications later in the post.

From the looks of it, the tablet sports the same design as Galaxy Tab 3 7-inch, but it will have a thinner bezel and the tablet itself will be just 6.95mm thick.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 leaked specifications

• Available in both 3G & Wi-Fi variants
• Model numbers: SM-T310 (3G) and SM-T311 (Wi-Fi)
• Android 4.2.2
• 8.0-inch 1280×800p TFT display
• 1.5 GHz dual-core processor
• 1.5 GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, MicroSD card support up to 64GB
• 1.3-megapixel front, 5-megapixel rear cameras
• MicroUSB port, 3.5 mm audio jack, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi, A-GPS
• 4450 mAh battery
• 209.3 x 122.2 x 6.95 mm

According to a report in Business Line, ZTE will initially release five smartphones ranging from INR 5,799 to INR 14,999 followed by tablets.

The company told Business Line that the first models will be available in all major states by the end-of-October; however it will start with Maharashtra, Goa, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

“Globally, ZTE is the fourth largest handset manufacturer and we are certain to strengthen our position in India, which is a key growth propeller for us, contributing to 10 per cent of our overall revenues,” ZTE India Chief Executive Officer Xu Dejun said in a statement.

There are no details available on the devices right now, but as soon as we get something new, we will share it with you guys.

According to the information we have received so far, first HTC One stocks are expected to reach brick and mortar stores and online retailers around May 20, following which they shall start shipping.

Originally announced for the Indian market in April, the phone was earlier supposed to become available last month itself but was delayed.

To remind you, HTC One features 4.7-inch 1080p full HD display, 1.7GHz Snapdragon 600 quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM. The phone also packs an ultrapixel camera, 32GB of internal storage, 2300 mAh battery and Android 4.1.

HTC has included the latest version of its Sense UI on the phone, which brings Blinkfeed, HTC Zoe, Sense TV and other features to the phone.

Data partnership: As HTC stated at the time of original announcement, the company has partnered with RCom to provide 1GB of 3G data free for 3 months to HTC One buyers on its GSM network along with free WhatsApp and Facebook access for 3 months.

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Google has announced three location related APIs – Fused Location Provider, Activity recognition and Geofencing. Let us look a little deeper:

Fused Location Provider API:

This new location API helps developers in finding out the user’s location in a more efficient manner. According to Google, it uses less than one per cent of battery per hour. It will use they use all the phone’s sensors—not just GPS—to more quickly and accurately target user location.

“The Fused Location Provider intelligently manages the underlying location technology and gives you the best location according to your needs. We’ve simplified the location APIs and completely rewritten our location algorithm to make location more accurate, flexible and use less battery,” Google wrote in a blog post.

Activity recognition API:

This new API allows developers to know whether the user is walking, cycling or driving using the accelerometer data and machine learning. It should help developers in building more contextual apps.

“New activity recognition API makes it easy to check the the user’s current activity — still, walking, cycling, and in-vehicle — with very efficient use of the battery. We use low-power sensors and machine-learning classifiers to recognize the activity, giving you both both high accuracy and low battery usage,” Google noted.

Geofencing API:

The last of three new APIs, geofencing allows developers to create virtual boundaries (geofences) using real world geographical data and trigger actions when the user enters of leaves these.  This API makes it easy for devs to create up to 100 map-based triggers.

“Using the new geofencing API, your app can set up geographic boundaries around specific locations and then receive notifications when the user enters or leaves those areas,” Google explained.

According to a report on Digitimes, Google plans to start selling the next-generation Nexus 7 tablet in July and will keep the existing price. There is no way to confirm this, but we don’t really see Google waiting too long to launch the Nexus 7 II.

The report also adds that Nexus 7 II will use Japan display’s 1920x1200p resolution LTPS TFT panel. Google reportedly plans to sell 6-8 million new Nexus tablet units in the second half of 2013.

As per previous reports, the tablet is packing a Qualcomm Snapdragon quad-core processor (probably Snapdragon 600 or S4 Pro) along with 2GB of RAM, 5MP rear camera, front camera and Android 4.3.

Google could announce the Nexus 7 II alongside Android 4.3, which is now rumoured to be arriving in June and then begin selling the tablet in July. We will know more in the coming days.

Why do I think that Nexus 4 is the best Android smartphone at INR 25,990 in the Indian market? Let’s find out.

It is a Nexus phone

What is the biggest advantage of buying Nexus 4? It is a Nexus device – built by LG as per guidelines from Google directly. Running a pure Android version, it is the Google’s reference device for other manufacturers.

What can be better than Google’s implementation of Android? Bloated manufacturer skins – certainly not.

In addition, Nexus devices get guaranteed Android updates, within days of Google’s announcement of a new Android version.  No more looking for custom ROMs to get latest Android version (you can alweays use them for other reasons, but you don’t need them for Android updates).

Developer/ modding friendly

It is developer friendly device and allows tinkering. Unlock the bootloader, root the phone, do whatever the hell you want to do with it and when you get bored, go to Google and download a factory image and flash it to your phone and it is as good as it was when you bought it.

Excellent value for money

Powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processor, it is almost as powerful as the latest flagships from other smartphone makers. As it is six months old, you can’t expect it to crush the latest phones in the benchmarks, but it will give you a great real-life performance and can easily take on any task you throw at it.

With 2GB of RAM inside, you don’t need to worry about your phone being sluggish when there are lots of apps open.

The camera is decent enough and also gives you access to Photo Sphere feature to take 360 degree images.

And, don’t compare the India pricing to the US Google Play price ($349 + $50 (taxes + shipping)), we can’t expect LG India to match that, anyways, you are paying just INR 4,000 premium over the US price, which is a better deal than most countries that got the phone directly from LG.

There are obviously some issues with the phone as are with all other phones, none of the smartphones are perfect.

So, this is why we think that Nexus 4 is the best smartphone you can buy at INR 25,990, what do you guys think, do you agree with me? Or, do you find other phones to be to be better option?

Twitter is already available via google.com/myglass and other six apps should also reach the platform in the coming days. These applications join the already existing Path and New York Times apps for Glass.

Here is quick guide to what all the seven apps can do on Glass:

• Twitter: Share photos, see twitter notifications for mentions, DMs and Tweets from users for whom you’ve turned on notifications, reply to, retweet or favorite these Tweets.
• CNN: Look at select news alerts (you can choose which alters you want and when), read or hear aloud a short summary and watch a video clip of the news.
• Elle: See select sections of the mag, swipe through photos from a story, hear a section of a story read aloud, add stories to a reading list for later and share stories with friends.
• Facebook: Share photos, read posts
• Tumblr: Read full feed or just select updates
• Evernote: Read previously saved notes, like a grocery list, on Glass
• Ice Breaker game: See a notification of someone who is also playing the same game nearby and then people introduce themselves and take a picture of one another, rate their conversation and earn points.

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“Smartphones are a critical component of Lenovo’s PC+ strategy and the Lenovo K900 is an example of this strategy in action. With its cutting-edge design and intuitive, optimized user experience, K900 offers China’s smartphone users a fresh, new option,” said Liu Jun, senior vice president, Lenovo and President of the Lenovo Business Group.

Lenovo has also revealed that it plans to take its smartphone business to more markets. The company already retails its Android phones in select countries including India and Philippines apart from China.

“Lenovo’s smartphone business is growing fast in global markets. In 2013, we will add 10 more countries to our smartphone footprint, and by year-end we will cover most of the world’s emerging markets,” Liu Jun added.

Looks like Lenovo is aiming to be big player in the smartphone arena and it is targeting emerging markets first.

Coming back to Lenovo K900, the smartphone comes with 2GHz Intel Atom Z2580 dual-core processor 5.5-inch full HD IPS display, 13MP rear camera, and Android 4.2.

Although the date is yet to be officially confirmed, it looks possible that we will see Android 4.3 in less than a month. As per Android and Me sources, Google intentionally booted Android 4.3 from Google I/O 2013as it wanted to showcase their ability to release new services and APIs without updating the Android versions, which they did.

Anyways, Android 4.3 isn’t really going to be a major Android update. It is already confirmed to be packing the native support for Bluetooth Smart and Smart Ready and we can expect similar platform friendly tweaks here and there.

Android 4.3 isn’t the only thing that Google is going to announce on June 10, Android and Me also notes that the elusive White Nexus 4 is really going to be available via Google Play; yes it is not a mirage of something else.

They were able to get their hands on one unit of White Nexus 4 at Google I/O and have also learnt that Google will release it alongside Android 4.3 on June 10.

Samsung did not promise anything or revealed how it was planning to free more storage space in its flagship smartphone.

Here is the complete Samsung statement (via CNET):

We appreciate this issue being raised and we will improve our communications. Also, we are reviewing the possibility to secure more memory space through further software optimisation.

Samsung is committed to listening to our customers and responding to their needs as part of our innovation process.

Background:

Samsung’s Galaxy S4 smartphone comes with around 8GB of free internal storage in the 16GB model, which is almost half of what the company is promising to the consumers.

The phone does pack a microSD card slot, but as users cannot install apps on SD card on Galaxy S4, it is really of no use to gamers or heavy app users. Such users need space in their internal memory to install graphic intensive games that can go up to 1GB or apps that take a lot of space.

This is not new for Android as manufacturers have been implementing the support for Bluetooth Smart Ready for years on their own, but native support is certainly a positive for the platform. Android smartphones like Samsung Galaxy S III already support Bluetooth Smart and Smart ready.

“Working with the big OS providers to offer native support for Bluetooth Smart Ready has been a major initiative within the Bluetooth SIG – we’re thrilled to welcome Android to the family,” said Suke Jawanda, CMO of the Bluetooth SIG.

“It’s the hardware and software support that enables Bluetooth Smart Ready devices to seamlessly connect with the billions of Bluetooth devices in use today, and the exploding new market of Bluetooth Smart appcessories,” he added.

Developers will be able to use the new Android API to feed data collected from Bluetooth Smart appcessories, like fitness monitors or medical devices, to their apps running on Bluetooth Smart Ready products, like smart phones or tablets. Once released, any new Bluetooth enabled phone or tablet running Android and featuring a dual mode Bluetooth radio chip will be Smart Ready.

What to know more about Bluetooth Smart and Bluetooth Smart Ready, here is a video:

Google has already been trying to get into classrooms with its Apps and Chromebooks and now it want to use the popularity of Android to help it out.

With Google Play for Education, Google is giving educators an opportunity to provide better and connected classrooms, where students will have easier access to course material, apps and other content.

“Today we are excited to expand Google’s education offering by combining the ease and portability of Nexus tablets with highly engaging educational content. Through this new program educators will be able to manage tablets and discover, purchase, and distribute content through Google Play for Education–whether they’re in charge of one classroom or one thousand,” Google noted in a blog post.

What’s in it for educators?

• Android tablets in the classroom: Educators can set up and deploy large numbers of devices in just minutes or hours rather than days.
• Curriculum-based discovery: Quickly discover apps, books, videos, and other content—with many recommended by teachers and categorized according to familiar Core Curriculum standards.
• Bulk purchase with institutional payment: Buy apps in bulk using purchase orders and other payment methods that are easy for schools to manage.
• Over-the-air delivery to student devices: Push content instantly to student devices over the air. Also, send the apps to individuals or groups of any size, across classrooms, schools, or even districts.

What’s in it for developers?

• Get discovered: If your app offers an exciting new way to learn sixth grade algebra, Google will make it easy for math educators to find, purchase, and distribute your app to their classes.
• Reach more schools and students: Google has already built a strong network of K-12 schools who are already using Google Apps for Education and other Google services. These schools are excited and looking forward to bringing apps and content into their classrooms with Nexus tablets.
• Monetize effectively:  Educators will be able to make high-volume purchases using standard institutional payment mechanisms and distribute them to the students they want, this bringing in more money for devs.

More info on Google Play for Education

ZTE Grand X2 In is powered by Intel Atom Z2580 dual-core Clover Trail+ processor, which is also present in Lenovo’s K900 and ZTE Geek smartphones. Other features of Grand X2 include 4.5-inch 720p HD display, and Android Jelly Bean.

The phone also packs 8MP rear camera, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage and 2,000 mAh battery. The company has pre-loaded its My-Pop feature on the smartphone, which helps in one-hand operation of the phones.

“We are proud to announce the ZTE Grand X2 In smartphone pursuing our multi-year strategic collaboration with Intel. The ZTE Grand X2 In is set to build on the success of the ZTE Grand X In, our first flagship smartphone in Europe to feature Intel Inside, and further increase ZTE’s growth in the high-performance smartphone market segment,” said William Chhao, Terminal Director at ZTE France.

The phone will go on sale in Europe some time in third quarter of this year. Pricing or availability details for other regions are unknown right now.

A new tablet (possibly Nexus 7 successor) was spotted by one Twitter user Cesi D’Alessio in the official Hangouts promo video released by Google. If you go to 21 sec mark in the video, you will see a tablet with notification LED. From the looks of it, the tablet seems to be packing a 7-inch display and the current Nexus 7 tablet from Google does not have notification LED, so can this be the next Nexus 7 tablet?

May be or maybe not. You can also get a glance of its back later in the video, but not much is shown, which is possible if it is an unannounced device.

What do you guys think? Let us know in comments.

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To remind you, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 311 was earlier selling for INR 11,900, so it is almost INR 2,000 reduction in the price of this tablet.

At the pricing, the tablet is a no-brainer for anyone looking to grab a sub-INR 10K tablet. It features a 7-inch 1024x600p resolution display, 1GHz dual-core processor and Android 4.1.

The tablet also comes with 3-megapixel rear camera, front camera, 16GB of internal storage and 4,000m Ah battery.

There is no word on whether Samsung India wants to issue a price-cut for Tab 2 310 (the 3G version) as well, which is still selling for around INR 15,900 in the country.

To remind you, Samsung also retails Galaxy Note 800 and Galaxy Note 8.0 tablets in the country, which are currently selling for INR 34,500 and INR 30,900 respectively.

The Japanese manufacturer has just re-entered the Indian mobile space, it earlier used to sell feature-phones in the country. With the growing demand of smartphones all over, the company is looking to get back in the game.

Panasonic’s India smartphone efforts are particularly interesting in the wake of its departure from the European market last year after releasing just two smartphones in the region. Looks like, it really thinks that it can succeed in the country, which is currently dominated by Samsung and the local handset makers.

The company also announced at the P51 launch event that it is eyeing 8 per cent of the Indian smartphone market share in the first year.

“It has always been our endeavor to excel in all aspects of consumer technology. The launch of Panasonic Smartphone in India marks the beginning of our journey in the Indian mobile phone market and will bring together the ultimate smartphone user experience. The smartphone series will come power-packed with features and will cater to the consumers across the spectrum – from mid-tier to the premium class. With an aim to garner a market share of 8% in the first year, this product will showcase the convergence of Panasonic’s pioneering technology and consumer insight,” said Manish Sharma, Managing Director, Panasonic India.

Do you think that it can achieve 8pc market share? We have doubts; let us know about your opinion in the comments section.

There are no exciting features in the smartphone. The phone packs a 5.3-inch qHD IPS display, 1GHz dual-core processor and Android 4.0. It also comes with 8MP rear camera and 2500 mAh battery.

Lemon Aspire A1 comes bundled with a stylus, which can be used for sketching as well as writing SMSes, meeting notes and emails. With launch of many smartphones with stylus in the recent few weeks, the stylus support in A1 is no longer a unique preposition.

Lemon Aspire A1 key specifications

• 1GHz dual-core Cortex A9 processor
• 5.3 inch qHD IPS display
• 1GB RAM
• Dual-SIM support
• 8MP rear camera with auto focus & LED flash, 2MP front camera
• 3G, USB2.0, MHL, Wi-Fi, DLNA, Bluetooth, FM, GPS
• Android 4.0 (ICS)
• 2500 mAh battery
• Light/Proximity/3D Gravity/Gyro Sensors

Full press release below

Lemon Aspire Series present innovative & trendy handsets with rich features

Mumbai, 16th May 2013: After the overwhelming success of P series, Lemon Mobiles proudly announces the launch of the ambitious Aspire Series that aims at bridging the gap between the technical excellence and affordability. Phone in Aspire Series would not only usher Lemon Mobiles users to the next level of mobile phone experience but also bring about a paradigm shift in the overall smart phone segment. The Aspire Series would boast a bouquet of state-of-the-art handsets that would revolutionise the smart phone segment with their cutting-edge technology and scientific designs. Initially 4 models would be launched under the category that would eventually lead to the extension of the Lemon Aspire Series.

The Aspire A1 being the first among the series it is designed keeping in mind the latest trend which enables unique experiences in personalized and expressive content creation, making it the ultimate smartphone for on-the-go category.

Mr. Gopal Kalra, Director Fastrack Communications Pvt Ltd, explained that the device comes with a very sleek and stylish look and incorporates Electromagnetic Pen, which can be used for accurate sketching and artwork, provides the user the natural feeling of writing on paper.  The Electromagnetic Pen not only can be used for writing SMSes, meeting notes and emails  but also one can  draw, paint and crop images effortlessly. The E-pen also allows user to get a suspended view of their mails, messages or pictures by simply placing the E-pen above it.  Apart from this the E-pen can also be used to do fun things like doodling of pictures and can also edit pictures with the help of pen.

Launching the new phone into the market, Mr. Sandeep Mushran, Director Fastrack Communications Pvt Ltd said, “With a perfect viewing experience and advanced features, users can express thoughts easily and manage tasks more efficiently. Our motive is to make every Indian a part of the mobile revolution with innovative, stylish and feature rich phones. For anyone who wants to be creative, expressive and unique, the Aspire A1 series is the ideal device available at the most affordable price.”

Adding to the convenience of its expansive screen, Aspire series is just 10 mm thin, weighs 197gm and features narrow frame design, ensuring great portability and grip.

“The other exciting feature of the phone is its quick search option by just writing on the main screen. Another amusing characteristic of this smartphone is that the QWERTY key pad of the phone is different as compared to other smartphones. The Aspire A1 also comes with dual microphones which ensure the voice quality and clarity during calls.”