Micromax, the popular Indian cellphone brand, recently launched a whole host of Android devices. Of these, the Micromax A90 and A100 stood out as they both brought something very unique at an unprecedented price point.
We reviewed the A90 and were suitably impressed, can the Micromax A100 repeat that ? Read on the full review below to find out. Continue reading “Micromax A100 Superphone Canvas Review”
Micromax is well known for their low end budget hardware but they’ve also had a fair few innovative products over the years. Striking the right balance between performance and price is hard but it seems that the indigenous company might finally be on the right track.
We got our hands on the newly launched Micromax Superphone Pixel and put it through its paces. Read on to find out how this ICS running device fared. Continue reading “Micromax A90 Superphone Pixel review”
Micromax just launched its latest entrant in the low end Android smartphone segment , the A50 Superphone Ninja. Keeping aside the rather pedestrian specifications , the focus seems to be on the handset’s voice control capabilities. Dubbed AISHA , the voice assistant lets users initiate a Google search, view stock market details, know phone status, movie reviews, make calls, read news of desired locations, know horoscopes, make language translations and also view recipes. According to Micromax , AISHA helps you to inquire your missed calls, send message, inquire date and time, weather conditions.
Continue reading “Micromax A50 Superphone Ninja with voice assistant ‘AISHA’ launched for Rs. 4,999”
The Micromax A75 is the latest attempt by the Indian manufacturer to grab a foothold among the first time smartphone buyers market. The device provides a potent mix of a large 3.7″ touchscreen , the much sought after Android OS and above average specifications which should help make it popular device in the lower end Android segment.
The front of the phone is dominated by a large 3.7″ screen with a rather disappointing WQVGA (320 x 480 pixels) resolution though thankfully the touch panel is capacitive in nature. Color saturation levels are above average and screen visibility remains high even in direct sunlight.
The back is dominated by a smooth , patterned plastic cover. While the battery cover generally felt solid , we couldn’t help but feel that the plastics used felt very cheap to the touch.
To the top left you can spot a 3MP camera with an LED Flash. More on the camera in our full review.
The loud speaker grille can be spotted right at the top of the device. The speaker output is very loud and clear. You will not be missing any calls with this phone !
The phone is relatively slim keeping in mind its competition. The device which essentially looks like a Samsung Nexus S clone feels good in the hand.
The phone is running an entirely custom launcher on top of Android 2.3. While we are generally vary of the custom Android builds by manufacturers , the performance here has not suffered. That said the icons used and widgets look quite tacky.
We’ll be taking an in-depth look at the Micromax A75 and its custom UI layer in our full review coming soon. Do let us know in the comments section if you would like us to test out something specific.
Samsung Galaxy S II was officially announced by Samsung at MWC this year, and you may have seen our hands-on videos and photos with it. Galaxy S II is a true powerhouse and it’s coming out on May 1st in UK and it will hit India any time next month. A few days ago, we showed you the first ad of the Samsung Galaxy S II in which a little girl was shocked by the Vivid display of the device, so she dropped the phone in water. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S II third ad hits Youtube”
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