Author: Rachel Issac

Google Rebrands Itself as ‘Alphabet’

The biggest Internet-based tech company in the world has major announcements for us today. The latest news on Google Inc. is that it has renamed itself as Alphabet. Alphabet is now the umbrella company that owns Google and the other companies that Google owned. Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin will run Alphabet as CEO and President, respectively, while Sundar Pichai will be the new CEO of Google under Alphabet.

What is Alphabet? Alphabet is mostly a collection of companies. The largest of which, of course, is Google.

In an official blog post, former Google CEO Larry Page claimed that the major restructuring is to make “things cleaner and more accountable.” The official Google announcement on its blog, suggest that there will be a new placeholder site called abc.xyz. However, the entire list of companies that come under Alphabet is unclear.

“The whole point is that Alphabet companies should have independence and develop their own brands” – says Larry Page, CEO of Alphabet.

Alphabet’s aim, as mentioned in their official blog – is to have a strong CEO who runs each business, while the CEO and President of the umbrella company, handles capital allocation and work, to make sure that each business is doing well. This seems like a more consolidated administrative measure, more than anything else. It will help the founders to have a better hold over all the companies along with competent leadership. As of now there are no reports suggesting that this interior change would in any way affect the user’s day to day dealings.

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Alphabet (the main company) B (rumoured to be Boston Dynamics, however it is unclear whether it is under Google or not) Calico (focused on longevity) Capital (investment) D E Fiber Google (now led by Sundar Pichai and includes search, ads, maps, apps, YouTube, and Android) Hooli J K Life Sciences M Nest O P Q R S T U Ventures W X lab Y Z Please note that this is only a suggested list and not the confirmed one

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August 11, 2015
Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 2 Leaked

The image of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2, which is due for release soon, has been leaked, along with a picture of the box too. Latest reports suggest that the device will be priced at $177 (Rs.11,303 approx.)

The Redmi Note 2 is said to have been certified by the TENAA in China and that there will be two variants of this handset – a Snapdragon 615 SoC version, and a MediaTek MT6795 chipset version.

The other rumoured specifications include – a 5.5-inch 1080 x 1920 resolution screen, 2GB of RAM with 16GB of non-expandable storage, 13MP rear and a 5MP camera in front. The device measures 8.05mm thin and weighs 159 grams and comes with a 3100mAh battery and the Android 5.0.2 is pre-installed.

The Xiaomi Redmi is expected to be unveiled on the 13th of August 2015, along with the rumoured Xiaomi’s MIUI 7 UI and the Samsung’s Unpacked event in New york. Watch this space for more details.

Source: [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.phonearena.com/news/Xiaomi-Redmi-Note-2-image-is-revealed-along-with-its-box-and-pricing_id72441″]Phone Arena[/tw-button]

August 10, 2015
Watch John Oliver’s Hilarious Take on the Porn Ban in India

So, we have covered the whole ‘Indian government bans porn’ story and we’ve also covered the ‘Indian govt removes ban on porn’ story; but guess who else has a take on it? John Oliver!

He begins the headlines with a British-India joke and goes on to comment about how ironic it is that India – the land that created the Kama Sutra (because that’s all we’ve ever done), can actually ban porn and then revoke it.

Even though, his comments might be predictable and made from a generic knowledge of the idea of Incredible India; the video overall is quite hilarious, even as he goes on to throw in a little suggestion at the end too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bSdp8VHgCY

August 10, 2015

This is One of the Cheapest 4G Enabled Smartphones You Can Buy Today

Phicomm has launched its second smartphone in India today, called the Energy 653, and priced it at Rs.4,999. This is in direct competition with the recently launched Micromax Canvas Xpress 2, which comes with a price tag of Rs. 5,999. The homegrown company at the time proclaimed that it had brought out the cheapest 4G enabled smartphone in the market.

Well, it didn’t take time before Phicomm took over its glory. Another one in the market with the same price tag, is the ZTE Blade Qlux, which also is LTE enabled.

The new smartphone, Energy 653, features a 5-inch HD (1280×720 pixels) display, and is powered by a 1.1GHz Snapdragon 210 quad-core processor, an Adreno 304 GPU chipset, and a 1GB of RAM. It also has an 8GB internal memory, expandable up to 64GB via microSD card.

The rear camera comes with an 8MP display with f/2.4 aperture and LED flash, while the front has a 2MP selfie camera. Connectivity options include dual-SIM card slots, 4G LTE support, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS with a battery of 2,230mAh. The device is run by the Android 5.1 Lollipop out-of-the-box and is currently, said to be the most affordable 4G LTE capable smartphone in India, along with an HD display.

On paper, it seems like quite a good deal for the price. Here are the full specifications:

Features	Phicomm Energy 653
Display	5-inch HD (1280×720 pixels)
OS	Android 5.1 Lollipop out-of-the-box
Processor	1.1GHz Snapdragon 210 quad-core processor
RAM	1GB
Storage	8GB internal memory, expandable to 64GB using a microSD card slot
Rear Camera	8MP display with f/2.4 aperture and LED flash
Front Camera	2MP selfie camera
Connectivity	dual-SIM card slots, 4G LTE support, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS
Battery	2,230mAh
Price	Rs.4,999

The Energy 653 is said to be exclusively available on Amazon India. Click here to buy now:

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August 10, 2015

Xiaomi Launches Redmi 2 Prime In India at Rs.6,999

We had earlier reported that Xiaomi was going to release its first made-in-India smartphone today – it has; and it’s called the Redmi 2 Prime, which is priced at Rs.6,999. The phone is available on Mi.com/in, Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal in an open sale.

The Redmi 2 Prime was first launched in China as the Redmi 2 Limited Edition and in Singapore as the Redmi 2 Enhanced. It features 2GB of RAM space, 16GB internal storage expandable up to 32GB via a microSD card slot, a 4.7-inch HD (1280×720 pixels) display with Asahi Dragontrail glass which is powered by a 1.2GHz Snapdragon 410 64-bit quad-core processor.

It also features an 8MP rear camera with LED flash and a 2MP selfie front camera with a 2,200mAh battery which runs for up to 14 hours of talktime.

Other connectivity and function options include dual-SIM card slots, 4G LTE support, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, run on the MIUI 6 that is based on the Android KitKat.

The specifications are as follows:

Features	Redmi 2 Prime
OS	MIUI 6
Processor	1.2GHz Snapdragon 410 64-bit quad-core processor
Display	4.7-inch HD (1280×720 pixels), Asahi Dragontrail glass
Rear Camera	8MP with LED flash
Front Camera	2MP selfie
RAM	2GB
Storage	16GB expandable up to 32GB via microSD slot
Connectivity	dual-SIM card slots, 4G LTE support, Wi-Fi
Price	Rs.6,999

August 10, 2015

New Reports Suggest Cyanogen Has More Users Than Windows Mobile

Cyanogen – commonly known as, the modified version of Android, has managed to spread its sphere of influence above both Blackberry and Windows mobile users; suggests new reports.

Reports also suggest that while the Windows Mobile’s market share is at 2.7% and Blackberry’s at 0.3%; Cyanogen alone has worked up a feat of 3%. It is said that with Cyanogen getting huge funding and hiring new talent, their chart doesn’t seem to be coming down anytime soon.

Their OnePlus deal having ended, they now look forward to partnering with bigger Chinese vendors. With their approximately 50 million users, it looks like Cyanogen is here to stay.

Source: [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.idc.com/prodserv/smartphone-os-market-share.jsp”]IDC[/tw-button]

August 10, 2015

Panasonic Launches Eluga Icon, Priced at Rs.10,999

Panasonic India is all set to launch its new smartphone – the Eluga Icon at Rs.10,999. Panasonic has exclusively tied up with Amazon.in for this project, which has gone live today, on its ‘Exclusive’ page.

Image Source: Amazon.in

The Eluga Icon comes with a 5.5 HD IPS screen and promises an enhanced colour display, it will also support the new 4G/LTE band network with a 1.5 GHz True Octa Core Processor, allowing one to truly enjoy the games and video experience with its speed.

The camera has an 8MP front camera and a 13MP rear camera with auto focus and LED flash. Other features include the ICON User Interface that provides single access to apps and arranges them in thematic folders , it also supports the iSense, Smart Awake, Air Swipe, Mediatek Hot-Knot and Blink Play.

“At Panasonic, we believe in incorporating phenomenal features in our devices which cater to the changing customers demand. In line with this, we have come up with our new Eluga Icon which offers advanced features like the Smart iSense Technology which supports Single Tap & Blink Play which in turn enhances user experience.” said Mr. Pankaj Rana, Business Head – Mobility Division, Panasonic India

The Eluga Icon is supported by a 3500mAh battery, weighing 147 gms, a RAM space of 2GB and a 16GB ROM that is expandable to up to 32GB.

Here are the specs:

Features	Panasonic Eluga Icon
OS	Android
Display	5.5 HD IPS screen
Processor	1.5 GHz True Octa Core Processor
Item Weight	145 g
Product Dimensions	7.9mm Uni-body Eluga
Storage	16 GB ROM expandable upto 32 GB
RAM	2GB
Rear Camera	13 MP with auto focus and LED flash
Front Camera	8MP
Wireless connectivity	Bluetooth, WiFi Hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct, Global Positioning System, FM, 4G/LTE.
Special features	Video Calls, Dual SIM, GPS, Music Player, Video Player, E-mail, FM Radio, Accelerometer, Proximity sensor, Ambient Light sensor
Form factor	Touchscreen Phone
Colour	Slate
Price on Amazon	Rs.10,999

August 10, 2015

Google is Reworking Its Android One Strategy In India

According to reports, Google is set to relaunch its Android cut-price smartphone project in India with a goal of delivering an efficient Android device at an approximate rate of $50 (Rs.3,187 approx.). Android One is a set of specifications that helps manufacturers make cheap and good quality smartphones. This project launched in New Delhi last September, but has struggled since.

Mr Anandan, the managing director in India and Southeast Asia, has reportedly attributed this to supply chain issues that are imported from China, however, the plans for a reboot are said to be revealed in “the next few weeks”. The Android One phones, when launched last year, were priced at about $100 (Rs. 6376 approx.) but, it has been reported that the company would like to target the cost-conscious smartphone users in India and price the phones at $31 to $47, that is around Rs.2000 and Rs.3000.

Over the new few years Google aims “to bring to market high-quality, even more affordable devices… from 6,000 rupees to 5,000 rupees, 4,000 rupees to 3,000 rupees”, he added.

However, there are certain problems that Google faces in India, one of them being – the small size of the local market for digital advertising accompanied by India’s slow bandwidth that hampers their apps such as YouTube and maps; both of which require fast internet connections.

Their response to this, is to fend off local competitors by developing products that are suitable for Indian customers with slow data connections. And an example of this, would be their recently launched offline versions of YouTube and Maps.

It is yet to be seen whether this Google initiative will catch up with the Indian market, and 10 years from now, which big company will dominate India’s ever growing online population.

Source: [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0%2F6009c540-3ce0-11e5-8613-07d16aad2152.html#axzz3iNsgHeJK”]ft.com[/tw-button]

August 10, 2015
Xiaomi Expected to Launch its First Made-in-India Smartphone Today

Last year in July, when Xiaomi entered the Indian market, it took the country by surprise. More than its potential buyers, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer managed to shake up the ground for its competitors. Today, a year later, the company has come a long way. Xiaomi is going to launch its first ‘Made in India’ smartphone, in Visakhapatnam, today. The launch will be conducted by the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, N Chandrababu Naidu; this event will also see Xiaomi make announcements for further expansion plans in India.

The seed of this project is said to have been planted, when the CM visited China, earlier this year. The event today will see CEO Xiaomi India, Manu Jain delivering the welcome address and Hugo Barra, VP Global Xiaomi, briefing the audience on the ‘Journey of Xiaomi in India’. It has also been reported, that Secretary DIPP, Govt. of India, Amitabh Kant, will be the Guest of Honour.

With India estimated to become the second largest smartphone market by 2017, after China, it is said, that many companies will be looking to invest in India, in the near future. However, China is not the first country to show interest in India, and specifically Andhra Pradesh; Japan and Malaysia have all shown an interest in being partners in capital construction and have also come forward to contribute to the construction of people’s capital. It has also been reported that PM Narendra Modi suggested Naidu to send a delegation to cities like Astana and Asghabat, to study and incorporate some of the best practices they follow.

Xiaomi is the third largest smartphone maker in the world, following Samsung and Apple, that has come to Visakhapatnam to launch its first main-in-India smartphone. The phone is being re-branded as MI and is looking forward to a successful launch.

Source: [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/mobile-tabs/chandrababu-naidu-to-launch-first-made-in-india-xiaomi-phone-on-monday/”]Indian Express[/tw-button]

August 10, 2015
Here’s How Windows 10 Can Be Installed On Your Mac

After getting tremendous positive reviews, Windows 10 makes itself available even to Mac users. However, if you want to use it after the 30 day trial period, then you will have to buy it. You will require two things in order to complete this process – a 5GB pen drive and a second computer that runs on Windows 10.

Step 1: Download Windows 10 from the Windows run laptop and copy it on to your pen drive. You can copy it from the media creation tool on Windows; there are two versions, a 34 bit and a 64 bit version, pick the one that’s compatible with your computer.

Step 2: Go to the downloaded media creation tool and choose ‘Create installation media for another PC’ and click Next.

Step 3: Then select Language, edition and the 64 bit architecture for Windows 10.

Step 4: Save the Windows 10 installer as an ISO file. It is suggested that you avoid using the USB flash drive option.

Step 5: Save the Windows ISO file on your pen drive and then insert it into the Mac.

Step 6: With the pen drive still attached to your Mac, run the ‘Boot camp assistant’, which is located in the Applications folder.

Step 7: After the above procedure is complete, download the latest Windows support software from Apple and try installing windows 7 or a later version.

Step 8: If you have copied the Windows ISO on to the desktop then you can automatically locate it, otherwise you will have to click on Choose and look for it. After selecting the pen drive as the install disk, verify everything and Continue.

Step 9: You will then be asked to choose the size of the partition required for Windows usage; use the slider to select the size. You will need 20GB of space to install the software. Then click Install.

Step 10: The Mac should boot up from the flash drive automatically and start the Windows set up process. However, in case the Mac doesn’t automatically boot up, you can restart it and “hold down the Option Key after the Apple startup sound and then choose to boot from the flash drive.”

Step 11: After agreeing to the installation term and conditions, you may proceed further.

Step 12: After this, your will be shown all the existing partitions; pick the one marked ‘Bootcamp’ and click on Format.

Step 13: Confirm Windows setup

Step 14: Windows Setup will complete the rest of the process for you, after which your mac should start back up with Windows 10. The process for creating a Windows user account will be the same as in all other Windows computers.

Step 15: You will be greeted with a Boot Camp installation message, click on Next and follow up on the rest, reboot your computer. And Voila.

This entire process will now allow you to have both the Mac OS and Windows 10 running on the same machine. However, you can only run one at a time. You can also manually select which operating system to run – hold down the Option key after the Apple startup sound and use the left and right keys to select which one you want to run.

One can also permanently remove Windows by booting into the Mac OS and running the Boot Camp Assistant again.

Clearly, this is a long process, and takes up time, energy, and your peace of mind. However, having both of the most efficient operating systems on your device and being able to choose which one you want, seems to be worth the trouble.

For more information : [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-install-windows-10-on-a-mac/”]Cnet[/tw-button]

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August 10, 2015
You Will No Longer Be Tricked Into Installing Chrome Extensions

Google has decided to take control over ‘inline installations’ that promise exciting features and then latch themselves on to your Chrome Web browser using random plugins.

Starting September 3rd, 2015, Google will restrict the installation of such extensions. The inline installation allows developers and web publishers a convenient option to make readers install their extensions without leaving the website.

The extensions can be found on the Chrome Web Store. However, publishers also found a way to embed a shortcut to it – so when a reader clicks on the install button, an installation dialogue automatically appears on the website, instead of the reader getting redirected to the Chrome Web Store first.

“It’s an important step to maintain a healthy extension ecosystem for users and the vast majority of extension developers who don’t use deceptive tactics.” says Google.

This feature soon began to annoy users, as the developers who maintain various advertisements claiming to offer free software updates etc. tricked users into installing their own extensions as well.

Google will now monitor any unwanted or mysterious extension and redirect them to the product page of that extension in the Chrome Web Store. This is to allow the user to decide whether he/she wants to install that particular extension or not.

However, it is also reported that inline installations will continue, but just not the unwanted ones.

Source: [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://chrome.blogspot.in/2014/05/protecting-chrome-users-from-malicious.html”]Chrome Blogspot[/tw-button]

August 9, 2015
Apple Wants to Create New Mobile Products for the Android Ecosystem

After announcing the release of Apple Music for Android, Apple has gone even further by posting a job listing, looking for a software engineers to create products for Android users.

This new position is reportedly not for the Apple Music but for new mobile products that Apple plans to launch for Android users. Some of the speculated apps that might be in for this project are – the iWork, iCloud, iMessage, Safari, iTunes etc. It is said that releasing iCloud on Android would give users another option to access their files.

However, it seems like Apple’s iOS is finally facing the Android challenge head-on by expanding its accessibility, especially after reports have shown them losing numbers in markets in USA and China. No further information is available on what these new mobile products are going to be.

Source: [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://9to5mac.com/2015/08/05/apple-job-listing-android-apps/”]9to5[/tw-button]

August 8, 2015
Apple iPhone 6s and 6s Plus Face Production Delays

KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo, has reportedly said that the mass production for the Apple iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will be delayed by one or two weeks. The orders for iPhone 6 are said to have been cut in order to allow the new models to sell faster.

However, it is said that the delay in mass production will not affect the dates when Apple introduces and launches the new smartphones. The dates are rumoured to be September 11th 2015 and September 18th 2015, for the unveiling and the launch, respectively.

Both the new devices are expected to be made of Series 7000 aluminum, a 12MP camera, a 2GB of DDR4 RAM, along with the Force Touch technology present in the Apple Watch.

August 8, 2015
Xiaomi Set To Open Offline Stores In India By Early 2016

Xiaomi usually sells its devices online, directly to their consumers via online market places and hence save a lot on marketing expenses. However, the Chinese smartphone company has now decided to start selling via offline stores in India.

“We are experimenting with a new sales channel and getting into general trade to increase our reach and to make our products available more easily,” Jain said.

The company had previously entered a partnership with Flipkart and then eventually launched its own online portal – Mi.com. But now, with offline stores in India, it is eying a bigger share in the smartphone industry’s market shares.

Xiaomi is said to be tying up with Redington (India) Ltd., a cellphone distributor in India, while also working on a commission-based model. However, further reports don’t suggest anything apart from this, and Xiaomi might also be working with multiple partners.

The offline sales are to open in thousand to fifteen hundred stores in fifteen south Indian cities – Chennai, Bengaluru, Mysore, and Visakhapatnam being a few. The first phase of offline sales is said to go live in the next 45 to 60 days, and will eventually be available all over India by early 2016.

Manu Jain, India operations head at Xiaomi, has said, that although the cost of doing an offline business is higher, the margins should not be affected too much. He also added that they would not pass on the cost to the consumers and expect sales in India to contribute to over twenty five to thirty percent of the overall numbers.

With this project in tow, reports also suggest that Xiaomi is in talks with a Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn to make its smartphones in India as well as to introduce air purifiers and televisions here.

August 8, 2015
The Best Smartphone Deals For This Independence Day Season
With Independence Day around the corner, we have companies all over the country putting up their products for massive sales and competing with each other to keep their numbers intact. Today, we give you a list of top 5 smartphone deals you can benefit from, this season:

1. The LG G4:
- SIM : Dual SIM (Micro)
- Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 Processor with X10 LTE
- Display: 5.5-inch Quad HD IPS Quantum Display (2560 x 1440, 538ppi)
- Memory: 32GB eMMC ROM, 3GB LPDDR3 RAM / microSD slot up to 2TB
- Camera: Rear 16MP with F1.8 Aperture / OIS 2.0 / Front 8MP with F2.0 Aperture
- Battery: 3,000mAh (removable)
- Operating System: Android 5.1 Lollipop
- Size: 148.9 x 76.1 x 6.3 – 9.8 mm
- Weight: 155g
- Network: 4G-LTE / HSPA+ 21 Mbps (3G) / 2G
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11 a, b, g, n, ac / Bluetooth 4.1LE / NFC / USB 2.0
- Colors: Ceramic White / Shiny Gold / [Genuine Leather] Black / Brown / Red / Sky Blue / Beige / Yellow
- Other: Manual Mode / Gesture Interval Shot / Quick Shot
Originally priced at Rs. 51,000, it is now available at Rs 45,000 for the Leather back variant and Rs 40,000 for the Ceramic white variant (Available at Amazon for Rs. 38,990).

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2. LG G4 Stylus:
- SIM: Dual SIM
- Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon™ 1.2GHz Quad-Core (LTE)
- Display: 5.7-inch HD IPS (258ppi)
- Memory: 1GB RAM / 16GB ROM / microSD up to 64GB
- Camera: Rear 13MP with Laser Auto Focus / Front 5MP
- Battery: 3,000mAh (removable)
- Operating System: Android 5.0 Lollipop
- Size: 154.3 x 79.2 x 9.6mm
- Weight: 163g
- Network: LTE / 3G /2G
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11 a, b, g, n / Bluetooth 4.0 / NFC / A-GPS / USB 2.0
- Colors: Metallic Silver / Floral White
- Other: Stylus Pen / Laser Auto Focus / Gesture Shot / Glance View / Knock Code
Originally priced at Rs.24,990 it is now available at Rs.21,000

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3. Honor 6 (Black 16GB):
- 5 inch FHD 1080P 445 PPI
- 13 MP Primary Camera
- 3 GB RAM
- 1.7 GHz Octacore Processor
- Android 4.4 (KitKat)
Originally priced at Rs. 16,999, now available on Flipkart at Rs.14,999.

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4. OnePlus One: With an exchange of up to Rs.11,998, you can get a OnePlus One worth Rs.21,998 on Flipkart.
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 Processor with 2.5 GHz Quad-core Chipset
- 3 GB DDR3 RAM and 64 GB Flash Memory
- Long Lasting 3100 mAh Li-Po Battery and Best-in-class Camera (13 MP Sony IMX214 Rear with Dual LED Flash and 5 MP Front with 1080p@30fps)
- Future Ready Connectivity: 4G LTE, Bluetooth v4.1, GPRS, NFC, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac with Miracast
- Multi-touch IPS 5.5 inch Corning Gorilla Glass 3 (full HD 1080 x 1920 pixels @ 401 PPI) Touch-screen by JDI with LTPS Technology
- Android Lollipop with Cyanogen OS 12 and Oxygen OS
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5. Asus Zenfone 2 ZE551ML (Silver, With 2 GB RAM,With Full HD Display, With 16 GB): With an exchange rate from Rs.8,999, one can get an Asus Zenfone 2 ZE551ML which is originally priced at Rs.14,999 on Flipkart.
Android v5 (Lollipop) OS

13 MP Primary Camera

5 MP Secondary Camera

Dual Sim (GSM + LTE)

5.5 in Full HD, IPS Display with Gorilla Glass 3

1.8 GHz Intel Atom Z3560 Quad Core Processor, 16GB ROM

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Keep checking this space for more updates on the latest smartphone deals.
August 8, 2015