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Asus has announced the Android 5.0 Lollipop update for its Zenfone devices. The updates are expected to roll out beginning May. The first device expected to get the update is the Zenfone 5 LTE(A500KL), which will be getting the update in the beginning of May. With the update, the devices will get changes in Material Design, user interface, notifications etc. There will also be a battery saver feature, new quick settings, and an overall smoother and more powerful experience with ART(Android Runtime). The update also brings the option to create several separate user profiles, screen pinning, and a kids mode.      Whereas, two other devices, the Zenfone 4 (A400CG/A450CG), Zenfone 5(A500CG), and the Zenfone 6(A600CG) will get the update in the middle of May. The Zenfone S (PF500KL) will be getting the update in the beginning of June.  All the previously mentioned changes might not apply for all Zenfone devices. The rolling out of the update will vary from country to

Microsoft has launched its cheapest Lumia device in India, the Lumia 430 for Rs 5,299 and has assured that the Windows 8.1 smartphone will get an upgrade to Windows 10 once it rolls-out. The Lumia 430 is a Dual-SIM device which supports 3G in both slots which has a 4-inch WVGA screen (480×800) with a 1500 mAh battery. It has 1GB RAM and 8GB storage space. Microsoft has given the Lumia 430 additional storage space support via microSD for up to 128 GB which is quite a lot for a budget smartphone. Lumia 430 users get additional 30 GB of storage space on OneDrive as well.  Lumia 430 has a dual-core 1.2 Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 2 megapixel rear camera and a VGA front camera. Lumia 430 is the cheapest handset launched by the company till now. However in terms of specifications, this isn’t very inspiring as there are cheaper Android devices in the market like Canvas Spark, which offer a better camera and screen. Vodafone will offer buyers 500 MB of free data per month fo

8 GB of RAM wow........feature. Isn't it....???????   The ZTE Nubia Z9  features have leaked, such as the bezel-less screen expected on the device.the Nubia Z9 will offer something that the company calls Fringe Interective Technology(FIT). This will allow users to adjust the volume or brightness, switch active apps and more merely by sliding one or two fingers along one or both edges. The ZTE Nubia Z9 has been certified by TENAA. As you probably know by now, this is the agency that is China's version of the FCC. It usually is pretty accurate when it comes to specs, but the information that it is passing along for the Nubia Z9 has us thinking that either someone made a mistake, or else this handset is going to be the most powerful smartphone yet. At 8.9mm thick and weighing 180 grams, the Nubia Z9 will be thicker and heavier than other recently released flagship handsets from competitors like Huawei. According to TENAA, the phone will carry a 5.15-inch 1080 x 1920 resoluti

 the latest and greatest build of Android is reportedly being sent out to the T-Mobile branded version of the Samsung galaxy S6 edge . A video was posted on social media showing the About Device page, which revealed that the Galaxy S6 edge in the video was indeed rocking Android 5.1.1. Some using the Nexus 5 are finding that their apps are crashing, and that the amount of free RAM on the phone is declining for no apparent reason. Closing active apps won't even increase the amount of free RAM. According to an XDA poster by the name of Sunderwear, who did take a screenshot of his updated Galaxy S6 edge, the phone is a lot snappier following the update. If your T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 edge has received Android 5.1.1.

Last year, LG impressed us for setting the bar high with its G3 – the first commercially available to offer the pixel crushing resolution of quad-HD; 1440 x 2560 pixels. the LG G4 intends to continue the momentum for the Korean company, as improvements are necessary to keep it ahead of the curve. Competition is fierce, that’s obvious, but it’s only the phones that execute on all levels that will earn the attention of consumers – it’s just getting more difficult to stand tall and impressive in the space. Design LG G4 design is an iterative one that bears some of the design characteristics of its predecessor, but offers newer materials that give it a subtle premium touch over last year's model. Aesthetically, the G4 sports an edgier look due to its hard lines – whereas with the G3, it appears more rounded in the corners. What’s more apparent, though, is the new pattern design the casing is exhibiting. Meticulously looking at it, there’s a diamond-like pattern with the

The device design is pretty similar to the G3 with almost similar dimensions and design with volume keys and power button on the back of the handset. However, this time around, the G4 is being made available in leather backs dipped in varying colours. Competing with the glass and metal used by other flagships, LG says each leather back takes about three months to build and uses materials found in luxury bags. The device is available in Metallic grey, Ceramic white and Shiny gold, while the genuine leather backs will be available in black, brown, red, sky blue, beige and yellow. Not all G4s will ship with a leather back though, and the removable plastic cover will come with a hammered pattern in either ceramic white or metallic gray. Each one will be curved though, albeit only slightly, with a 3000mm radius. The company claims that the gentle curve results in better handling and a 20% increase in rigidity. The LG G4 packs a 5.5-inch display of QHD resolution. LG has o

If you need mobile with large display here it is the new Windows mobile with arge 7 inch display.Earlier before Nokia Lumia 1520  and Nokia Lumia 1320 , both offering displays measuring 6 inches, and being a bit too big for quite many customers. Still, in case someone needs a WP device that's even larger, a little-known Chinese company called Ramos has made one.  Dubbed Ramos Q7, the device that we're talking about (pictured above) was recently showcased in Hong Kong. It runs Windows Phone 8.1, and sports a massive 7-inch display with 720 x 1280 pixels. Besides the impressive size, one of the handset's highlight features is the 4000 mAh battery, which is probably capable of offering at least 24 hours of usage.  The Q7 has a 5 MP camera on the back, and a 2 MP camera on the front. HSDPA, 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of storage space, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor are also included.  There is no word on when or where the Ramos Q7 will be released. But we assume it'

Verizon is getting ready to update its Galaxy S4 . The new update from Verizon will update the software to build number LRX22C.I545VRUGOC1. With the Galaxy S4  launched more than a couple of years ago, it's nice to see that the two largest US carriers are updating the handset to the latest  major  version of Android.  The update will be gradually rolled out to Verizon customers rocking the Samsung Galaxy S4, so it may be a while before getting your Lollipop fix. Your phone will notify you when the update is available for your device, but if you're feeling impatient, you can manually check for updates by going to Settings -> About Device -> Software Update -> Check for Updates. The goodies introduced by Android 5.0 Lollipop include an updated TouchWiz interface with Material Design touches, an improved lock screen, and a new multitasking screen. For a complete changelog, check out the source link below. If you're saddened that Verizon didn't up

Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC is preparing to launch a handset made for India in the third quarter of this fiscal even as it considers manufacturing mobile phones in the country, underling the importance of the high-growth domestic market which is becoming a top priority for global brands such as Xiaomi and Samsung. "We have a third-quarter plan for our global launch in India to introduce a device which is specifically designed for the Indian consumer," Chia-Lin Chang, president of global sales and chief financial officer of HTC told ET. He added that India will be the test bed for the device that the company will later launch in other markets across the globe. HTC's handset will be priced at Rs 15,000-20,000, a range that has been a growth segment for the company for the past one year, according to Chang. The Indian market is extremely critical for HTC, he said, adding, "We were the first company to bring an Android smartphone to the country. Indian mark

The Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge come with the latest cutthroat DDR4 RAM technology, and 3 GB of the good stuff at that, but when it comes to the actual RAM management, Samsung might have dropped the ball, judging from several forum threads and user reports. In a nutshell, Galaxy S6 owners are reporting a very aggressive RAM management, to the point where apps get constantly shut down, and there's 200-400 MB of RAM left only at any given time. Granted, Android's RAM usage is made this way, and the system feels best when most of the available RAM is utilized. The users have already reported this issue to Samsung, and there might be a software update in the future to bring on a more efficient RAM management - we can only imagine the app sprawling that will be happening on phones with Lollipop and 4 GB of RAM, of which there are already a few out there.

Xiomi's  the next flagship Mi5 is expected to get officially unveiled some time in the summer, but alleged real-life images and performance benchmarks of the handset have already leaked out. What's left to know, basically, are the actual specs, but now that space has been eventually filled, too, courtesy of the Chinese tech blogosphere. The Xiaomi Mi5 is expected to sport a 5.2" display, the whopping 4 GB of RAM, and a Snapdragon 810 chipset. The rest of the rumored specs sound like a dream come true for any Xiaomi fan, too - a 16 MP camera with an OIS system to keep it steady, a fingerprint scanner embedded in the home key, and at least a 3000 mAh battery.  This is all in the speculation pipeline, though, while the Chinese tech blogger only confirms the 5.2" display with Quad HD resolution for the Mi5. In any case, the handset should be no slouch, and, knowing Xiaomi, it will come at a pretty good price range, too. Source: PA

Atlast T-mobile subcribes Galaxy Note4 are beginning to receive the Android 5.0.1 update on Monday morning. The update weighs in at a hefty 1.1GB and includes Material Design animations, shadowing and looks. It also includes the 64-bit ART compiler which will help apps open faster, Project Volta for improved battery life, and Lock Screen notifications. The update to Android 5.0.1 also brings the new  Recent Apps  page. Once it gets going, the download should take around half an hour to complete, while the installation itself may take up to an hour, depending on the number of apps you have. After everything's finished, you'll be running Android 5.0.1, software version N910TUVU1COD6.

Intex release Aqua Power+ with large 4000 mAh battery smartphone which has been officially launched at Rs 8999. The handset is a mid-range release and its main highlight is a huge power pack rated at 4000mAh, which is even larger than what you’d find on most flagship handsets. the Intex Aqua Power+  is the upgraded version of the original smartphone which was launched back in December with a slightly lower retail tag of Rs 8444. While a lot has been improved in the new model, there are a couple of downgrades as well. Firstly, the 5-inch display no longer offers FWVGA visuals as the panel is now a 720p HD touchscreen. It  doubled to 2GB RAM and 16GB of internal storage. The Intex Aqua Power+ phone even has a microSD card slot. What’s disappointing is that the 1.4GHz octa core processor has been replaced with a 1.3GHz quad core MediaTek SOC. There’s no word on whether the battery life has been affected due to the hardware changes. The company has also tweaked the Intex A

Vivo just teased that its upcoming device will allow you to take ultra-detailed 32MP selfies. Yep, you read that right! The front-facing camera of the Vivo X5 Pro will probably let you see all of your little imperfections, wrinkles, and blemishes. Jokes aside, we highly doubt that Vivo will actually put such a camera sensor in its upcoming device; it's way more probably that the actual camera will be much smaller (probably 8 or 13MP) and the phone will make use of a software image interpolation. This technology, which is also used by Oppo, takes a few shots simultaneously and digitally stitches them together in order to create an ultra-detailed high-res image. the upcoming X5 Pro will also sport 2.5D curved glass and rounded metal frme  as well as a 3,500mAh battery, probably 3GB of RAM and a 6-inch display. Android 5.0 Lollipop with Vivo's Funtouch OS UI will be powering the device. The device will be powered by the 64-bit Snapdragon 615 and will be officially unveiled

 LG G4  have been claiming that the company's most high profile flagship for the year will cost more than the Samsung Galaxy S6  With just a day left until we get official word (hopefully) on that, it's plausible for third-parties that find themselves a part of LG's distribution chain to now have a heads-up. This appears to be the case with select German retailers, who already have pricing info up on their sites. Dug out by  WinFuture , the prices are actually below expectations, as the 32GB version of the G4 is set to undercut its 32GB Samsung peer – it'll apparently cost between €679 and €689, which is €10 to €20 cheaper than the Galaxy S6. These prices are only for the 'base' model without fancy leather adorning its back. For that one, German buyers will have to whip out something along the lines of €729 to €739, which is obviously more expensive than the Galaxy S6, but still cheaper than the extravagant galaxy S6 edge. Also, do keep in mind that

Just sound too good to be true, but with the modest update to the Xperia Z flagship Sony's hottest phone may land in a forgotten mid-range series. The Sony Xperia P2 borrows the transparent strip of its 2012 predecessors and spices up the looks with super-thin bezels. Leaked diagrams and specs point to a 5.2" Triluminos IPS screen with 1080p resolution, basically the same screen as the Xperia Z4. Side by side, however, the P2 looks tiny – 137.3 x 67.2 x 10.9mm. Compare that to LG G2's 138.5x 70.9 x 8.9mm. The screen glass will be beveled at the edges at a thickness of 0.8mm. Sony Xperia P2 sounds a bit thick, but the back is curved ranging from 8.9mm to 10.9mm. The payoff is the huge 4,240mAh battery inside, that's more than most phablets and the Moto Maxx/Turbo. Sony will allegedly revamp the camera department that hasn’t seen a major upgrade since the Xperia Z1. The new camera will have an Exmor RS sensor of the same size (1/2.3") but at lower resolu

NOKIA sutts all rumors about it's re-enter in to smartphone industry in 2016.An officoial given statement on it. "Nokia notes recent news reports claiming the company communicated an intention to manufacture consumer handsets out of a R&D facility in China. These reports are false, and include comments incorrectly attributed to a Nokia Networks executive. Nokia reiterates it currently has no plans to manufacture or sell consumer handsets". The above statement is as straightforward as it is concise. It is worth noting that, under the terms of its deal with Microsoft, Nokia isn’t allowed to launch any phone bearing its name until the second half of next year.

 Huawei P8 lite,  an economy version of the manufacturer's new Android flagship, can be pre-ordered in Germany at the equivalent of $271 USD. The phone will ship in May with a 5-inch IPS screen carrying a resolution of 720 x 1280. An octa-core Hi-Silicon Kirin 620 CPU is on board along with the Mali-450 MP4 GPU for crunching graphics. 2GB of RAM is inside and the back and front-facing cameras weigh in at 13MP and 5MP, respectively. The 7.6mm thick phone will be powered by a 2200mAh battery with Android 5.0 pre-installed. This handset is packing a 5.2-inch screen with resolution of 1080 x 1920  Driving the model is an octa-core 2GHz HiSilicon Kirin 930 CPU. 3GB of RAM is inside with 16GB of native storage. The 13MP rear camera includes OIS and an 8MP front-facing snapper handles selfies and video chats. Keeping the lights on is a 2680mh battery.

Indian smartphone makers seem to be gaining a lot more experience in warding off tough competition from international low cost handset manufacturers. Xiaomi, Lenovo and Motorola have hit the Indian market with very affordable handsets that come with mid-range specifications and features. Lava is a major smartphone vendor in the Indian market. With the launch of another Lava Iris Alfa L handset, the company has strengthened its position in this category as well.As far as specification are concerned, the Lava Iris Alfa L comes with 5.5-inch qHD IPS display with a 540 x 960 pixel resolution with 200ppi, 1.3 GHz quad-core MediaTek processor, 1 GB RAM, dual SIM, 8GB internal storage expandable upto 32GB via microSD card. When it comes to operating system, Lava Iris Alfa L runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop and comes equipped with an 8MP autofocus PureCel rear camera along with LED flash. It sports a 2MP front-facing camera as well. The handset comes with a very powerful 3,000mAh battery

Introduction       The smartphone industry increasing widely and competetion is very high. Last year, Huawei managed to pique our interest with the Ascend P7 , its flagship phone that showed to us all that the company is capable of delivering a quality performing smartphone in a premium package – while also retaining a pretty svelte chassis. Staying relevant is key to long term growth, so knowing that, the company is hoping that its latest effort is enough to remain competetive. Design The P8 looks closely similar to its predecessor in the Ascend P7, so the same tradition to offering a premium design carries on with this. Sporting a hard lined design, one that’s uniformly flat both on the front and back, there’s clearly an edgy look to the entire package – accentuated further by its beveled edges. What’s most profound, though, is the premium touch that we get from the design with its new glass and metal design. the  HHuawei company was able to shave off just a smidgen