Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts

Philips Xenium X806 Dual Sim

Philips phones are probably not so popular in India but it does compete for its share in European and Russian Market. Philips mobiles are known for their exceptional battery life. After a long time Philips is releasing a touch phone in India. Little late to the market but strong enough as it claims a battery life of 1 month in stand-by mode. The phone will be released on 7th September 2011.



Specifications -

  • Dual SIM GSM Network

  • 3" TFT Touch Screen with Resolution 240 x 400px (155ppi)

  • 47mb Internal Memory, MicroSD Card Slot expandable upto 8GB

  • GPRS Class 10, EDGE Class 10, Bluetooth and USB Connectivity

  • 5MP Camera, 2560 x 1920 pixels, AutoFocus with LED Flash

  • VGA Video Recording @ 15fps

  • Support for mp3, wma, wav, h.263, h.264 and mp4.


The phone is expected to cost around Rs. 10,000. Undoubtedly overpriced. Let us just wait and see for its actual price.

Karbonn enters Android phone market with A1

Being open source, robust and free, no wonder Android is ruling the phone market. If on one side there are High end Android phones being sold for 30k range, there are lot of phones that rule the low-end market like the Micromax Andro A60. Just to add to this range, Karbonn has come up with this beautiful phone Karbonn A1 running Android 2.2.



Android A1 is equipped with the following features -


- Runs android 2.2


- 600 Mhz Processor


- 2.8 inch Capacitive Touch screen


- 3.2MP Camera


- 1100 mAh Battery


- GPS


- Memory expandable upto 32GB


- Connectivity through Bluetooth, Wifi, Wifi Hotspot and 3G(data only)


- Adobe Flash 10.1 version support


- Google Maps


The phone is available for a price of Rs. 6999 which is a little costlier than Android A60 but surely better than it. Karbonn will launch 3 other Android enabled smartphones with the release of Android A1. Whether Karbonn A1 is going to stand in the market is yet to be seen.

Download Google Maps for offline view- Android


Good news for Android users. Most of the users use google maps and get to the right place. Many users will not have internet facility in their mobiles once they go out of home or go out of network area. So for such people, here is a good news.


Android users can just have everything right in their hand. Once you enable this feature, it will automatically stored locally in the storage space. When you are in need, just open up and get the route without data connection.


How to enable and start using it?




  • Visit the Labs section of the Maps application using menu button.



  • Enable the Download Map Area option.



  • Hit the ‘More’ button and you will see an option to locally store a map of the surrounding area.


That's it. You are done. Now you can use it offline. Hurray. Please do share this article and like us on our Facebook Fan Page.