Alongside Spice’s announcement of a Hindi-language variant of its Android One smartphone – the Spice Dream Uno H – Karbonn has revealed that it will be releasing a refreshed Android One handset
Karbonn appears set to launch a new budget smartphone, the Titanium S25 Klick. The smartphone has been listed for purchase on an e-commerce site at Rs. 7,650. Notably, the Android 4.4 KitKat-based Karbonn Titanium
Google’s ambitious Android One smartphone program has reached the UK with the launch of the Karbonn Sparkle V in the country at GBP 129.99 (approximately Rs. 12,600). The contract free Karbonn Sparkle
Karbonn seems all set to introduce its first Windows Phone-based smartphone, the Titanium Wind W4, as it is now available on an e-commerce website at Rs. 5,999. An earlier report had
For The Spice, Micromax & Karbonn Android One Phones. In the United States and other parts of the world with heavy smartphone penetration, the focus is on the big, flashy flagship models
Android One by Google initiative in India & launched Karbon Sparkle V smartphone. In addition, the company has announced that it is planning to brings offline access for YouTube
Karbonn Mobiles on Wednesday launched the Titanium S19 smartphone at Rs. 8,999 in its new ‘Selfie’ range of smartphones. Earlier, the smartphone had gone on sale via a third-party retailer at the
~ Shoot like a pro with 13 MP Rear camera equipped with fast Sony Camera Sensor ~ ~ 5MP front camera with IR film for perfect selfies ~ ~ Host of pro-camera features
Both the Karbonn A1+ Super and A5 Turbo smartphones feature an 8.89-cm (3.5-inch) HVGA display with a 320×480 pixels resolution Home grown manufacturer Karbonn has introduced two new budget devices in the
Karbonn, expanding its portfolio of Android 4.4 KitKat-based budget smartphones, has launched theKarbonn A1+ Super and Karbonn A5 Turbo – which will be available at Rs. 3,490 and Rs. 3,290 respectively.Both the smartphones run Android 4.4
Companies often blend old products to give you something new. This summer, AsusTek Computer Inc. claims you don’t need both a phone and a tablet – as long as you get its
Looks like global search engine giant Google’s much-ambitious Android-One project is gradually and steadily picking up steam. Homegrown manufacturers Celkon and Intex are all set to join the ranks of Micromax, Karbonn