Samsung Latest Mobile Galaxy Grand 2

               

  

          This phablet has a larger screen, more RAM and bigger battery than its predecessor.

       Vivid Taneja the country head for samsung mobile & IT department reviled that " Galaxy Grand 2 with a vivid HD screen offers a premium viewing experience and enhances multitasking abilities with its Multi Window feature."          

It is available in market from January 2014 with price 22450-25500

Features Available In Phone Are-

1. 5.25- Inch HD Screen.
2. 1.2GHz Quad-Core Processor.
3. 8GB Internal Storage , Upto 64GB Memory Card Extendable
4. 1.5GB RAM
5. 8MP Camera With LED Flash & 1.9MP Camera In Front.
6. 2G, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 and Micro USB 2.0

 

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                                                    Android phone for Rs 5, 229 

Celkon Has launched an android phone for rs. 5229 in market.... The celkon is hyderabad based company....  some main features are two dual-SIM Android phones with 1GHz processors in the sub-$100 category at Rs 5,229, which could trigger a price war in the high-end mobile handsets market...... 



The phones, A95 and A97 have several advanced features that include 3.2 display, capacitive touch, Android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread), 3G, video calling, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.2 MP camera, 32 GB expandable memory, front camera and 1400 MAH battery....



The launch has been done in the origin city that is hyderabad by Celkon Managing Director Y Guru...... launch the Android phone with 1GHz processor using 6575 chipset newly developed by Mediatech is the main factor raised by him.... 


Celkon, which reported Rs 325 crore of revenue last fiscal, has also launched 3D mobile, along with 3D glasses and 3D movies with 4GB memory card, all for Rs 4,500.....


 Virat Kohli and film actress Tamanna as brand ambassadors, has lined up eight more advanced smart phones in the $100-200 category to be launched over the next few weeks, preparing for an aggressive play in the smart phones market.


Celkon, which is currently selling some 5 lakh units a month with low-end dual SIM phones accounting for over 60% of sales, is now in talks with Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to set up a mobile handsets assembling facility involving an investment of Rs 250 crore.

LATEST ANDROID | UPCOMING ANDROID PHONE | SONY ERICSSON LATEST PHONE

Sony Ericsson's latest batch of Android phones includes the Ray, an entertainment-focused device, and the Active, a somewhat ruggedized smartphone for the active set. The phones run Android Gingerbread, which today amounts to "table stakes," commented ABI's Michael Morgan. "Now, Sony Ericsson's differentiating itself with devices like the Active," he said.

Sony (NYSE: SNE) Ericsson (Nasdaq: ERICY) announced two new Android smartphones Wednesday: the Xperia Ray and the Xperia Active.

Both run Android 2.3, aka "Gingerbread," and use the Mobile Bravia Engine.

They will both be available in select markets worldwide in the third quarter, Sony Ericsson said.
The Ray appears to be focused on entertainment, and it will be offered with LiveSound headphones, while the ruggedized Active will focus on consumers with an active lifestyle.
Sony Ericsson did not respond to requests for comment by press time.
Highlights of the new Xperia Devices
Users will find the usual features in both smartphones -- still and HD video cameras, Facebook access, geo tagging and so on.
Both the Ray and Active feature a 1GHz processor and have a Reality Display with the Mobile Bravia Engine.
Sony first introduced the Reality Display/mobile Bravia Engine in January on the Xperia Arc.
The mobile Bravia Engine is claimed to enhance colors and detail, just like its bigger counterpart in Sony Bravia TVs.
The Reality Display is Sony's answer to the iPhone 4's hi-res Retina Display.
Both phones have scratch-resistant touchscreens. The Xperia Ray's touchscreen measures 3.3 inches and the Active's is three inches.

In some markets, the Xperia Ray will be offered with LiveSound headphones and with LiveDock. LiveDock will let owners launch Android Market apps and charge their smartphones simultaneously.
The Xperia Active is dust proof and water resistant. Its screen has wet finger tracking. It will also have an arm case and a sport stereo headset.
The Xperia Active also comes with ANT+ ultra-low power network technology that will offer on-screen heart rate monitoring.

Deconstructing Sony Ericsson's Strategy

Launching the Xperia Ray and Active for different market segments is "a smart marketing move," Ramon Llamas, a senior research analyst at IDC, remarked.
"There's tons of other Android devices out there highlighting the apps and the experience," Llamas told TechNewsWorld.
"Sony Ericsson wants to push these devices as not just smartphones, but as lifestyle and mobile entertainment devices," he stated.
"How many Android smartphones do you see now that are thin and run on Android 2.3?" asked Michael Morgan, a senior analyst at ABI Research.
"These days, that's just table stakes," Morgan told TechNewsWorld. "Now, Sony Ericsson's differentiating itself with devices like the Active."
The new devices seem to indicate that Sony is taking a greater interest in its smartphone wing.

"For a long time it seemed as if Sony Ericsson was a bit of a red-headed stepchild," ABI's Morgan said.
"Neither Sony nor Ericsson seemed to want to commit to it too much. Now, I'm seeing more of the Japanese design influence, especially in the Active, which is a ruggedized smartphone with a very specific segmentation," he added
Smartphones in Japan are "extremely specialized," Morgan said. "They have solar-powered devices, waterproof handsets, other types of handsets," he elaborated.

Market Movers or Just Has-Beens?

However, Sony Ericsson's efforts may be too little, too late.
"Our U.S. Consumer Survey shows Sony Ericsson only have about a 1 percent share of the U.S. market," Dmitriy Molchanov, an analyst at the Yankee Group, told TechNewsWorld.
Still, 86 percent of 20 to 24 year-olds have a positive impression of the Sony Ericsson brand, and both these handsets, particularly the Xperia Active, target this market, Molchanov said.
"Unfortunately, this is too little, too late" because both handsets lag other Android devices on the hardware side, Molchanov pointed out.
"Neither has dual-core processors, and neither will support LTE," Molchanov explained.
Further, the Active Dock offered with the Xperia Ray "lacks the functionality that Motorola's (NYSE: MOT) Atrix smartphone offers" and needs more robust software, Molchanov suggested.
"Built-in sports apps and a water-resistant shell for the Active are nice, but they're not market movers," Molchanov opined.

Adobe Software Updates To Help Devs Build iOS, PlayBook And Android Apps

Adobe is today pushing updates to its application development software product Flash Builder and the open source Flex framework to enable developers to build apps for iPhone, iPad and BlackBerry PlayBook, following support for the Android platform (added last April).

Developers can now opt to use Adobe’s platform to build apps that work across the Web, the desktop and a range of tablets and smartphones, with the ability to reuse most or all of their existing code and use common logic across all platforms.

The new version of Flash Builder (4.5) and Flex (also 4.5) are offered as stand-alone products or as part of Creative Suite 5.5 Web Premium and Master Collection. Also, Flash Builder 4.5 for PHP today supports mobile application development for Android, BlackBerry PlayBook and iOS.

The release of the software updates accompanies the company’s announcement of the Adobe Digital Enterprise Platform, which it bills as an “open, standards-based platform for delivering engaging digital solutions across social, Web, mobile, and print channels”.

Using the new Flash Builder, developers can create Flex and ActionScript applications and deploy them using Adobe AIR software, which Adobe reckons will be supported by over 200 million mobile devices by the end of this year. Needless to say, this is a way for developers to work around Apple’s no-Flash restrictions when it comes to building apps for iOS devices.

Last week, the company released the Adobe AIR 2.7 SDK and runtimes. Notably, Adobe at the time of the release said it would be dropped support for Linux to focus on mobile platforms.

Flash Builder 4.5 Standard will set you back $249, while the premium version of the product costs $699 – upgrade pricing for Flash Builder 4.5 is $49.

Flex 4.5 is available as a free open source framework.