Deepa Garwa

Deepa is a blogger by passion and she writes on various genres including technology, parenting and general reviews. She has diverse experience from various fields including online marketing and teaching.

Smartphone

Lenovo P780 Review With Video- Features, Specifications, Battery Life, Display And More

by Deepa Garwa • December 6, 2013

Recently launched Lenovo P780 is proving to be whole lot more than other Smartphones in mid range. While previously launched K900 and S920 from Lenovo were limited to premium range, this phone is right up the alley for mid range customers. There are some really smart features in this phone which sets it apart from the other similar range phones but the best and most famous is its enormous battery of 4000 mAh, which gives it an edge over all other phones. With a promise to last almost double of what an average Smartphone does, you can leave the worry of carrying around the charger everywhere you go. And that’s not it, there are more things Lenovo p780 is capable of and let’s show you them all.

Lenovo-P780

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Micromax Canvas Turbo A250 Review With Video- Gaming, Performance, Benchmarks And More

by Deepa Garwa • December 4, 2013

Finally a full HD device from Micromax, the Indian mobile company, which has harnessed opportunities ignored by its bigger competitors and has offered low cost devices with reasonably good specifications in the past. This time the company is not taking any chances and has roped in “Hugh Jackman” to endorse their latest nifty device. You can read about their last two devices, the Canvas HD A116 and the Canvas 4 A210 here. In this review about Micromax Canvas Turbo, we are going to give you a detailed review of this smartphone, which is being sold at a price of Rs. 17990/-

Micromax Canvas Turbo VS Gionee Elife E6 VS Zen Ultrafone 701 FHD VS Gionee Elife E5- Comparison With Video

by Deepa Garwa • November 30, 2013

Choosing a right smartphone that not only suits your needs but also comes in your price range can be a little demanding considering the options that you might have in any segment. Today we are going to compare the four phones to help you decide your best pick. These phones are Micromax campus, Zen701 FHD, Gionee ElifeE5 and Gionee ElifeE6. These all have similar specs and features with some unique offerings on all of these phones. We look into these aspects in detail and share with you which phone suits you best.

We also share a detailed comparison video, which is embedded below with detailed benchmarks and features comparison including camera sample comparisons.

Zen Ultraphone Amaze 701 FHD User Review- Video Included

by Deepa Garwa • November 15, 2013

Smartphones are the need of the hour and all brands are trying to capitalize on the current universal rage. Apart from big brands like Apple, Sony and Samsung, Indian companies too are making their presence felt and are coming up with great products that are made after the feedback from the customers. In this series we are going to discuss one such phone which proudly boasts of some top of the class specifications at a very reasonable price range. It is Zen Ultrafone 701 FHD. This is company’s first full HD display, mid-range smartphone.

We have been using this phone for about two weeks and here is our Zen Ultraphone Amaze 701 FHD user review.

[How To] Use Android Tablet As PC- Video Tutorial Included

by Deepa Garwa • November 13, 2013

The touch screens are the demand of the times but it can be a real pain for those who use their computers for more intense work like programming, writing, blogging or hardcore gaming. The tablets have the right ingredients to make the laptop extinct in the future because of their high resolution, instant boot up and longer battery life and they are a saviour when you are on the go. But if in spite of all this you miss a physical keyboard and the tactile sensation, you have come to the right place.

We are going to tell you a simple way to use your Tab as PC. The solution is really easy and the best part is that it will not pinch your pocket. You’d need:

An OTG cable (available online for $2 – $3 here)
An external wireless keyboard and mouse, which most of you would already have, otherwise they will cost you around $30 (available online here)
Few minutes