Just a week after slashing the price of Xiaomi Mi 4 64GB variant, the Chinese smartphone maker has announced a price cut for Xiaomi Mi 4 16GB variant. The Xiaomi Mi 4
Celkon has recently unveiled a budget device named Campus Q405. At Rs. 3199, the phone is said to be one of the cheapest Android KitKatbased smartphones in India. Celkon had previously introduced
The recently launched Micromax Canvas Spark smartphone’s second flash sale turned out to be a success with 50,000 units being sold out in less than 5 minutes.To add more, the second flash
Indian handset manufacturer, iBerry has announced the launch of Auxus Beast – a smartphone with 3 GB RAM and 64 bit octa core processor. The smartphone is priced at just Rs 13,990,
The Lenovo P70 smartphone has been launched in India via the company’s online store, where it has gone up for pre-orders at Rs. 15,999. Lenovo’s The Do Store listing mentions that the
After a dull 2014, Samsung is back and has placed all bets on its new Galaxy S6 and S6 edge smartphones. The two smartphones offer some of the biggest changes we have
Big batteries are needed these days as smartphones barely manage to last a day. So, smartphone manufacturers have started to listen to their users. Keeping in the trend of big batteries, Indian
Samsung Mobile has made the rugged smartphone Galaxy Xcover 3 official, bringing a mid-range smartphone that can weather the elements. Samsung Galaxy Xcover 3 comes with an 11.43-cm (4.5-inch) screen with 480x800p
Samsung has announced the Galaxy Xcover 3 rugged smartphone in the Xcover series official, after it leaked in live images earlier this year. It is water resistant to a depth of one
Lenovo made quite a splash earlier this year with its A6000 budget 4G smartphone, and now two months later, the company has debuted the follow-up device, the A7000. The new smartphone costs
Lenovo A6000 is the country’s cheapest 4G LTE-capable device at this time. The phone also packs in a lot of features, giving competition to the likes of the Xiaomi Redmi 1S and
Xiaomi debuted in India with the Mi 3, introducing the market to its premium yet affordable smartphones. The demand outnumbered supply and for reasons only known to the company, it was discontinued