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Launched: Karbonn A29 with dual core processor for Rs 8,890
Karbonn A29 is powered by a 1.2 GHz dual core processor. It has 4 GB inbuilt memory and expandable memory slot for 32 GB. Though RAM has not been mentioned, we think it has 512 MB.
The A29 comes with an 8 megapixel rear camera with LED flash and a 2 megapixel front camera. Its connectivity options include GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, and USB. The smartphone has a decent 2000 mAh battery as well.
Feature and specification wise the phone looks like a decent product, the display size and resolution is healthy and so is the battery. It will have to be seen how the dual core processor perforce in real life, though it should be good enough. The pricing is also in the reasonable range.
Huawei Ascend Mate phablet launched in India
Huawei launched its latest flagship smartphone, Ascend Mate, in India for Rs 24,900. It incidentally is the cheapest 6.1 display bearing smartphone in the country. To start with, Huawei Ascend Mate sports a huge 6.1 inch display and a humongous 4050 mAh which has a capability of charging other phones also through a USB cable. Here is our first impression about the device.
Huawei Ascend Mate phablet launched in India
Huawei launched its latest flagship smartphone, Ascend Mate, in India for Rs 24,900.
Display
In Ascend Mate, the display has been kept on a lower level to that of the surrounding frame to protect it from scratches when placed face down, or avoid direct impact with ground in case it falls from your hand.
The display of Ascend Mate has 720x1280 pixels HD resolution. The colour reproduction in images is pretty good. Since it is an IPS panel, viewing content on the screen at different angles is not a problem.
Huawei Ascend Mate has the company's latest Emotion UI overlay on top of Android 4.1. The beauty of this UI is that it has done away with app drawer (app menu button) and has put everything on the home screens. This means whatever you downloaded will be placed on one of the five home screen.
Also in the Emotion UI one can choose from multiple pre-loaded launcher themes and even customise it as your interest. The new UI looks different from the usual launcher we are used to seeing the Android smartphones or the app store. It is neat and user friendly, at least as far as our first interaction goes.
A 1.5 GHz quad-core Hi-Silicon K3V2 processor powers Huawei Ascend Mate and during our brief interaction with the device, we didn't notice lag or stuttering. The response to touch was smooth and typing was a pleasurable experience.
Huawei has added an 8-megapixel rear and 1 megapixel HD front-facing camera in Mate. The camera app comes with shooting modes like portrait, Panorama, HDR, low light and so on. The picture quality from the rear 8 megapixel camera looks decent but in low light condition, it was average.
The killer feature of the Huawei Ascend Mate, apart from its decent features, is its price. At Rs 24,900 it will definitely challenge 7 inch tablets and smartphones with 5 and above screen size.
Huawei Ascend Mate is in direct competitors to Galaxy 6.3 and 5.8, but the pull factor Huawei has is its price and sleek design. We would share our final verdict about the phone in its full review shortly.
Huawei launches worlds slimmest smartphone
Huawei says the device, at 6.18 mm thick, is the world's slimmest. It features a 1.5GHz quad-core processor, Android 4.2.2 operating system, 2000mAh battery, 4.7-inch HD in-cell LCD screen
Huawei says the device, at 6.18 mm thick, is the world's slimmest.
It features a 1.5GHz quad-core processor, Android 4.2.2 operating system, 2000mAh battery, 4.7-inch HD in-cell LCD screen technology, and ‘MagicTouch’ for enhanced screen responsiveness even when wearing gloves.
It has a 5 megapixel front-facing camera, designed for taking "selfies", or pictures of the owner to be shared on social media networks.
Its 8MP rear-facing BSI camera with F2.0 aperture and 4cm macro view also enables 1080P full HD video recording and playback.
The Ascend P6 uses Huawei's customised version of Google's Android operating system.
The smartphone features a 1.5GHz quad-core processor and a sleek metallic body.
Ascend P6 is ultra slim at 6.18mm and weighs just about 120g.
The proprietary user interface includes updates to Uni-Home including enhanced security, Huawei’s Me Widget, MagicTouch, and SmartReading.
Nations with fastest Net traffic growth
Do you want to know which nation has and will have the most number of internet users in the world? Read on.
India’s
internet traffic growth is considered to be one of the fastest,
globally. The country is expected to have 348 million users by 2017,
according to a recent study by Cisco.
2012
Number of users: 564 million
Total devices: 2,097 million
Population: 1,374 million
2017
Number of users: 929 million
Total devices: 3,945 million
Population: 1,403 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
United States
2012
Number of users: 245 million
Total devices: 1,608 million
Population: 328 million
2017
Number of users: 291 million
Total devices: 2,695 million
Population: 342 million
(Photo: Reuters Pictures)
India
2012
Number of users: 138 million
Total devices: 1,152 million
Population: 1,268 million
2017
Number of users: 348 million
Total devices: 1,904 million
Population: 1,352 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
Japan
2012
Number of users: 113 million
Total devices: 382 million
Population: 130 million
2017
Number of users: 129 million
Total devices: 626 million
Population: 131 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Russia
2012
Number of users: 71 million
Total devices: 360 million
Population: 147 million
2017
Number of users: 124 million
Total devices: 605 million
Population: 147 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
Brazil
2012
Number of users: 67 million
Total devices: 412 million
Population: 202 million
2017
Number of users: 110 million
Total devices: 611 million
Population: 210 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
Germany
2012
Number of users: 61 million
Total devices: 300 million
Population: 86 million
2017
Number of users: 66 million
Total devices: 512 million
Population: 86 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
France
2012
Number of users: 57 million
Total devices: 245 million
Population: 67 million
2017
Number of users: 61 million
Total devices: 434 million
Population: 69 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Indonesia
2012
Number of users: 55 million
Total devices: 353 million
Population: 247 million
2017
Number of users: 125 million
Total devices: 593 million
Population: 259 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Mexico
2012
Number of users: 51 million
Total devices: 176 million
Population: 118 million
2017
Number of users: 69 million
Total devices: 292 million
Population: 125 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
United Kingdom
2012
Number of users: 49 million
Total devices: 279 million
Population: 66 million
2017
Number of users: 52 million
Total devices: 460 million
Population: 68 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
Korea
2012
Number of users: 47 million
Total devices: 138 million
Population: 50 million
2017
Number of users: 49 million
Total devices: 198 million
Population: 51 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Italy
2012
Number of users: 37 million
Total devices: 172 million
Population: 65 million
2017
Number of users: 43 million
Total devices: 267 million
Population: 66 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Spain
2012
Number of users: 35 million
Total devices: 127 million
Population: 49 million
2017
Number of users: 39 million
Total devices: 192 million
Population: 51 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Canada
2012
Number of users: 29 million
Total devices: 140 million
Population: 36 million
2017
Number of users: 33 million
Total devices: 255 million
Population: 38 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Australia
2012
Number of users: 18 million
Total devices: 94 million
Population: 24 million
2017
Number of users: 23 million
Total devices: 145 million
Population: 25 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
South Africa
2012
Number of users: 18 million
Total devices: 94 million
Population: 51 million
2017
Number of users: 23 million
Total devices: 133 million
Population: 52 million
(Photo: Getty Images)
Argentina
2012
Number of users: 18 million
Total devices: 93 million
Population: 42 million
2017
Number of users: 24 million
Total devices: 131 million
Population: 44 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
Poland
2012
Number of users: 17 million
Total devices: 96 million
Population: 40 million
2017
Number of users: 20 million
Total devices: 146 million
Population: 40 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
Chile
2012
Number of users: 07 million
Total devices: 45 million
Population: 18 million
2017
Number of users: 12 million
Total devices: 62 million
Population: 19 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
New Zealand
2012
Number of users: 4 million
Total devices: 16 million
Population: 5 million
2017
Number of users: 4 million
Total devices: 24 million
Population: 5 million
(Photo: ThinkStock)
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