Advertisements I have always liked Nexus smartphones. My last smartphone was Google’s Samsung built Galaxy Nexus, which I had planned to replace with Nexus 4, but after using Nexus 4 for almost a week, I decided against it. So, Galaxy Nexus replacement was long due and I was eagerly waiting for Nexus 5. When Google […]
Advertisements There has been a flood of budget phablets in the Indian market for the last few months. Every mobile phone maker has come out with one or the other phablet to tap this increasingly lucrative smartphone segment. This is not just the case with India, the entire South Asia seems to be hooked to […]
Advertisements Huawei might be not be a household name in the smartphone world but that has not deterred the Chinese telecom giant from grabbing a significant chunk of the smartphone market by releasing decent budget and mid-range devices. One of such phones is Ascend G600, which was launched in India in January 2013. I recently […]
Advertisements Phablets have emerged as big and popular smartphone category and consumers want them in every price-segment. We have seen in the recent few months how attractively priced Micromax Canvas phones were an immediate hit, and the creator of this segment Samsung realised how they were losing out on this front and thus the Korean […]
Advertisements In the last few months, we have seen a flood of new tablet launches in the sub-INR 10,000 price segment. Manufacturers ranging from Micromax to Lava to Karbonn have introduced several entry-level Android tablets that come with varied features and different USPs. Every company is trying to bring a value preposition to the consumers, […]
Advertisements Micromax is back with yet another 5-inch smartphone in its Superfone series, a successor to company’s original A100 Superfone Canvas, A110 Canvas 2 comes with a lot of improvements including a dual-core processor for more processing power. On paper, Micromax A110 looks like a great device, but is A110 worth considering, or is it […]
Advertisements I’ve been getting a lot of requests lately for a video review of TSF Shell Launcher — the insanely overpriced $16.80 homescreen replacement application, launched recently by TSFUI. Many people just aren’t comfortable spending that much on an application without seeing it in action first.
Advertisements Is this a phone or a tablet, Galaxy Note is not the first Android product to be posed with this question. Other manufacturers have tried to tap this size/market segment with products like Dell Streak or even Acer Iconia Smart. They failed to transform buzz into sales or even give quality devices. In this […]