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Lenovo Will Use Moto Branding for All Its Future Smartphones

Mobile launches are always good, especially for people like us who are a gadget freaks. All the companies are fighting tight to bring in something new for us after almost every quarter. As a result, we get to see a new model of phone almost every now and then, be it from the market rulers […]

  • guest
  • 4 December, 2016
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Mobile devices Review

A Review Of Moto E 2nd Generation 4G

In the wake of propelling the Moto E second generation (3G variation) cell phone in India at a moderate cost of Rs 6,999, Motorola now brings the 4G variation . This gadget, which was relied upon to dispatch this May has now been recorded on Flipkart at a cost of Rs 7,999. You can buy […]

  • guest
  • 9 May, 2015
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Mobile devices

The New Moto 360 Smartwatch – Just Another Drop in the Smartwatch Sea or A Wave of Its Own?

The smartwatch craze is still officially on the rise and it seems that every techie-tuned company wants to cash-in on the newfangled futuristic stylings of wristwatches that do more than the run-of-the-mill tick-tocking. It wasn’t too long ago that the Galaxy Gear and the new Pebble Steel smartwatches were released, ingratiating some generally positive reviews […]

  • guest
  • 27 March, 2014
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Mobile devices

Turn your Motorola XT1033 (Dual SIM) into an XT1032 (Single SIM)

Are you one of those who bought yourself a new dual-SIM Moto G (XT1033)? Did you try to root and mod it only to find out the lack of developer support for the dual-SIM variant, when compared to the single-SIM variant (XT1032)? Our forum member DJScope wrote a very useful guide which lets you turn your […]

  • sunit
  • 20 March, 2014
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Mobile devices

Moto G: budget price power

The smartphone market is a very dynamic entity. One moment a certain manufacturer will launch a device that is a revolution over the devices before it and the next moment we see the revolutionary device being trumped by something new. In recent months, the trumping has been originating from Google. It began with the Moto […]

  • guest
  • 21 November, 2013
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Editorial

Android has lost choice in hardware: physical keyboards

Does anyone remember the Motorola Milestone? This phone brought Android and Motorola to the fore of the smartphone race with its wild popularity on account of it being the anti-iPhone in several ways. It had a larger screen, a 5MP camera, ran stock Android Eclair 2.1 at launch and had a hardware keyboard. Sure, the […]

Mobile devices PC

Tablet device evolution: a visual round up

A tablet device or more specifically a tablet computer, is larger than a personal digital assistant (PDA) and smaller than a desktop or laptop, and is intended to be operated by means of a touch screen or a pen input. Tablet devices have proved to be a very important turning point in the mobile device […]

  • sunit
  • 9 September, 2012
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