After every other Indian smartphone manufacturer launching its latest Android 4.2 handset in India so Videocon too come this time with A42. Videocon A42 is the new A-series smartphone series after the recently launched A24. The company had launched the A24 last month, which is an affordable Android smartphone.
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Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 launched in India this summer is the first smartphone to be arrive in India with 6.3-inch screen size. Taking the term big screen to a new level Samsung has been trying to justify the screen size with additional features packed with the device. We got the device and did a in-depth review which can be read below.
Intex has launched two new handsets in their Cloud Series, namely Intex Cloud X4 and the Cloud Y2. Cloud X4 has been launched as the next iteration of the Cloud X3 and has similar specifications.
Micromax Canvas 4, iteration to the first budgdet quad-core smartphone in India that is Canvas HD. Micromax Canvas HD was wildly popular and with the awesome pricing it got its image up to a new level. MediaTek SoC powers all the budget Android smartphones launched here in India and overseas which comes with 1GB of RAM. Micromax Canvas 4 too has the same chipset so what makes it different from others including Canvas HD? We tested the device and you can read our review below.
After Apple, Samsung and Sony its LG who have followed the trend. LG too have launched a buyback scheme for LG Optimus G Pro (E988) which was launched a month back in July 2013 in India. LG Optimus G Pro was launched in India for MRP of Rs. 42,500.
Fly mobiles launched its new Fly F 50Q, the first in its quad-core Android range in India. The new Fly Android phone has some great offering for their consumers to get a mobile experience that of a high end at low price.
Huawei Ascend P1 another budget Android which was on pre-order online last week is now appearing as available for purchase from online retailers Flipkart and Infibeam in India.
