Micromax Canvas Gold A300 Listed online store for a price of 24K in India

Micromax, India’s second largest smartphone
vendor, is yet to officially launch the Canvas Gold
A300 smartphone, but it is already available on
Infibeam for a price of Rs 24,000.

Recently Micromax Launched It's Two Windows powered Smartphones In Indua

Earlier this
week multiple rumors about its specs and images
came down on internet suggesting the price to be
under Rs 20,000. But the online retailer Infibeam
is selling it for higher than the expected official
price.

The official price of this smartphone will be
announced only after its launch, which is likely to
happen in a couple of days. Till then Micromax
fans will have to pay the price quoted by
Infibeam, the official price may be less than or
equal to Infibeams price. 

The Micromax Canvas
Gold is the latest smartphone from this Indian
manufacturer, it comes with whole load of
upgrades in hardware and software departments.

This device comes with the latest Android KitKat
on board and is powered by MediaTek Octa-Core
processor with a clock speed of 2GHz per core. A
lot of other Octa-Core phones powered by
MediaTek processor come with 1.7GHz clock
speed only.

This device has 2GB RAM and 32GB
internal memory, there is no word on memory
expansion yet but we suspect it wont come with
micro SD card slot and it will support USB OTG
for mass storage devices to communicate.

It has a 5.5-inch full HD display and has a 16-MP
Sony Camera for photography and a 5-MP front
facing camera for video calling. There is no 4G
LTE (no surprise) but has 3G along with 2G
connectivity. This is a Dual SIM enabled
smartphone powered by a 2,300mAH battery.

Let us see the market reaction for this smartphone.
Would you pay 24K for a Micromax smartphone?

Let us know.

Amazon Announced 'Fire' Smartphone, with option to see Images in 3D

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos introduces the new
Amazon "Fire" Android based Smartphone on Wednesday.

As expected, Amazon on
Wednesday entered smartphone market with
Fire Phone, a device that has a 4.7-inch screen.

While in terms of specifications Fire Phone
looks similar to a high-end Android phone,
Amazon has utilized its strength as an e-retailer
to equip the device with a few extra features.

The device, which is powered by Android, comes
with a unique user interface, which uses
parallax effect — Amazon calls it Dynamic
Perspective — to offer user 3D-like picture on
the phone screen. The device achieves this
unique user interface by using four front
cameras to always monitor the position of a
user's head and then accordingly adjust the
image on the screen. These four cameras also
work in the dark because they use infrared to
monitor a user.

Fire sports a screen with HD resolution. It has a
2.2GHz processor, 2GB RAM, 13 megapixel
camera with optical image stabilisation, a
dedicated camera button, and stereo speakers.

But hardware is not something that Amazon is
counting on to sell Fire Phone. Instead, the
company is offering several unique features in
the device so that consumers can have better
smartphone experience. Some of these features
are:

• Free unlimited cloud storage for photos
  (probably taken with Fire Phone by a user)
• Free access to one million songs
• Firefly: This feature uses the primary camera
  in Fire Phone to recognize objects and television
  shows and then can show users relevant
  information like a Wikipedia page for an object,
  a shopping link (obviously from Aamzon
  website) to buy the object you are looking at, or
  nutrition information for a bottle of soft drink.
  Firefly can recognize millions of objects.
• An app that allows users to seamlessly switch
  between reading or listening a book.
• Amazon Prime Video and Prime Music are
  supported.
• X-Ray feature that allows a user to access
  information related to, for example, a TV show
  he is watching is supported on Fire Phone.
• MayDay: This service will allow customers to
  click one button to connect to a customer care
  executive.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos shows off the app grid
on the new Amazon Fire Phone. (AP photo)
"Fire Phone puts everything you love about
Amazon in the palm of your hand—instant
access to Amazon's vast content ecosystem
and exclusive features like the Mayday button,
ASAP, Second Screen, X-Ray, free unlimited
photo storage, and more," said Jeff Bezos,
Amazon.com founder and CEO.

"The Firefly button lets you identify printed web
and email addresses, phone numbers, QR and
bar codes, artwork, and over 100 million items,
including songs, movies, TV shows, and
products—and take action in seconds. We
invented a new sensor system called Dynamic
Perspective that recognizes where a user's head
is relative to the device—we use it to offer
customers a more immersive experience, one-
handed navigation, and gestures that actually
work."

Bezos said that SDK for Firefly and Dynamic
Perspective will be available for developers so
that they could use these features to create
relevant apps. Just like Fire tablets, the Fire
Phone will use Amazon app store and not all
Android apps will be compatible with it.
For now, Fire will be available only in the US
and only through AT&T. The 32GB version of
Fire Phone will cost $199 with a two-year
contract. The 64GB version will cost $299.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos shows off the 3D
features of the new Fire smartphone.

Micromax Announced Two Windows powered SmartPhones in India

Micromax has launched two windows 8.1 powered smartphones in India.It is the first windows phone by Micromax after partner with microsoft.

The Indian handset manufacturer has announced
two budget Windows Phone 8.1 handsets - the
Canvas Win W092 and Canvas Win W121 , priced
at Rs. 6,500 and Rs. 9,500 respectively.

Both handsets will be available on retail shelves
in India from July, according to the official
Windows blog .

The Canvas Win W092 and Canvas Win W121
feature dual-SIM support, making them some of
the few such Windows Phone devices - the Lumia
630 Dual SIM (announced in April and launched in
India in May) was the first dual-SIM Windows
Phone.

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The Canvas Win W121 (seen above) is nearly
identical with the Canvas Win W092, though it
features a larger display and a high-resolution
camera.

The Canvas Win W121 bears a 5-inch HD
display, and is powered by 1.2GHz quad-core
Snapdragon 200 SoC that is coupled with 1GB of
RAM.

It once again features 8GB of built-in storage
that can be expanded via microSD card (up to
32GB). The Canvas Win W121 bears an 8-
megapixel rear camera, and a 2-megapixel front-
facing camera. It also features a leather finish on
the rear panel.

The Micromax Canvas Win W092 (seen above)
features a 4-inch WVGA (480x800 pixels) IPS
display, and is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core
Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 SoC, coupled with
1GB of RAM.

It comes with 8GB of built-in
storage that is expandable via microSD card (up
to 32GB). It features a 5-megapixel rear camera,
and a 0.3-megapixel front-facing camera. It is
powered by a 1,500mAh battery.

Micromax for now hasn't provided complete
specifications.

Google has Teased the next version of Android 5.0

Google will Releasing the next
version of Android 5.0, via an image online.

For now, features remain unconfirmed, though
multiple reports indicate the next Android OS will
bring a major design overhaul over the existing
Android 4.4.3 KitKat.

For those who have not yet noticed, it has been
understood that each of Google's Nexus devices
on Google Play show the time 4:40 on top right
corner, to reflect the current latest version of the
OS - Android 4.4 KitKat.

This has been followed
since the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS.
However, in one of the latest tweets, Google has
posted an image of three Nexus 5 smartphones
and has stated "Get the latest  #WorldCup match
scores and schedules with Google Now on iOS
and @Android," followed by Google Now's link.
Interestingly,  all three smartphones show the time
5:00, indicating the existence of Android 5.0 OS
version.

Since the tweet was posted just two weeks before
the onset of Google I/O 2014 event, we are
assuming that Google might just give a surprise
and unveil Android 5.0 OS.

Not only the next
Android OS, but also Android TV or Google's
Project Hera might also become official.

It's worth noting that since we have been
witnessing a number of design changes in Gmail
and Calendar via some leaks, it can be possible
that Google might also announce the same
officially.
Android Police has detailed these alleged design
changes and has come up with the theory of
Quantum Paper.

Quantum Paper is said to be a
common design framework for developers
through which they can make a unified OS
experience on each device which includes
smartphones, tablets or PCs. One of the key
components of Quantum Paper is said to be
Polymer, an extended Web component which the
developers can work upon to create Web apps.

Some of the Polymer icons were also showcased
last year at the Google I/O, where the Mountain
View giant had said it wants "this elegant UI
framework that works across all form factors, all
devices." UI shown off had included icons, one of
which we can see at today's date in the form of
Camera app icon. A whole bunch of similarly-
styled icons were also leaked in April in an image.

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Samsung Galaxy Core Lite Has Announced For Approx 16,000

Samsung has announced a new Android
smartphone, dubbed Galaxy Core Lite. The
company has revealed that the Galaxy Core Lite
will be available in Korea starting this month and
will be priced at TWD 7,988, translating roughly
to Rs. 15,800.

Unfortunately, the company as of
now has not revealed plans to launch the Galaxy
Core Lite in more markets.

The Samsung Galaxy Core Lite is part of the
company's Galaxy Core lineup which includes the
Galaxy Core Advance launched in December; the
Galaxy Core launched in May last year and the
Galaxy Core Plus announced in November.

The Samsung Galaxy Core Lite runs Android 4.3
Jelly Bean with Samsung's TouchWiz UI on top.

It features a 4.7-inch TFT display with 480x800
(WVGA) pixels resolution. Powered by a 1.2GHz
quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor, the Galaxy
Core Lite has 1GB of RAM. It sports a 5-
megapixel rear autofocus camera with a LED
flash.

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The Galaxy Core Lite offers 8GB of inbuilt
storage which can be expanded with a microSd
card (up to 64GB). Apart from LTE connectivity, it
also offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, NFC, 3G and GPS
connectivity options. The phone comes with a
2000mAh battery.

The Samsung Galaxy Core Lite launch was first
picked up by Phone Arena from a Chinese
publication .

Earlier in May, Samsung announced the
ruggedised version of the Galaxy S5 , the Galaxy
S5 Active. Like the flagship, the Galaxy S5 Active
packs a heart rate sensor on its back panel.

The South Korean giant launched the Galaxy S5
Active on AT&T and till now there has been no
word whether when the Galaxy S5 Active would
be available outside the US or on other mobile
carriers apart from AT&T.

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Micromax Unite 2 is back in Stock Just for 6,999

The Much awaited smart phone in India,  Micromax Unite 2 to is back in stock on leading online store Flipkart Just for 6,999/-

It is launched 2 weeks back and some online stores sod it over 8,000/- but now it's available for 6,999/-

Key Features  Of Micromax Unite 2 :-

MICROMAX CANVAS UNITE 2 A106:

Great
Features at a Great Price
Now express yourself in the language of your
choice with the 21 pre-loaded languages on the
Micromax Canvas Unite 2! Do more – Type, chat
and save contacts on the Unite 2 in your mother
tongue!

Unravel the wonderful world of Android
KitKat (v 4.4.2) on the large 11.93 cm (4.7) IPS
screen.

The Canvas Unite 2 which is powered by
a 1.3GHz Quad Core Processor & 1GB RAM
makes for a fairly good gaming experience as
well.

The Micromax Unite 2 is available in multiple
colors such as Pristine White, Mystic Grey, Balmy
Green and Raging Red – Pick from the colors
that suit you best!

Here are a few features of the Micromax Unite 2:

Android OS: Micromax’s latest offering – the
Unite 2 is the only smartphone that runs on the
latest Android software version and will also
support software updates over the air.

Just like
Motorola, Micromax too has guaranteed at least
one Android update for the Unite 2.

Processor: The Micromax Unite 2 is powered by a
1.3GHz Mediatek 6582M quad-core chipset with
1GB of RAM. The quad-core chipset and 1GB of
RAM on this phone ensure that the phone
effortlessly performs multiple tasks in an efficient
manner and offers a fairly good gaming
experience to its users.

Display: The Unite 2 has a 4.7-inch Bright Graph
IPS display with 800×480 pixels resolution.
Though this is not the best display in the market,
it is fairly decent for the devices seen in this price
range. It still is good for those who are looking
for a decent budget smartphone with a big
display.

Camera: The Micromax Unite 2 has a 5-MP rear
camera with auto focus and flash, which is
capable of recording videos at 720p. Get great
looking photos in low light with the flash.

The
Unite 2 also has a 2-megapixel front facing
camera, which can be used for making video calls
over the WIFI or 3G network.

Multiple Language Support: The Micromax Unite
2 is multilingual too and supports 21 languages
which include English, Hindi, Marathi, Konkani,
Punjabi, Kashmiri, Gujarati, Malayalam, Tamil,
Telugu, Kannada, Assamese, Odia, Bengali Nepali,
Bodo, Dogri, Maithili, Manipuri, Sanskrit and
Sindhi.
The Unite 2 is a real bargain with the
brilliant features & specifications being offered to
the users at such a low price.

All these excellent features make the Micromax
Canvas Unite 2 a great buy!

Buy Here Micromax Unite 2 Just For 6,999/- From Flipkart.

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