The Apple Watch was unveiled in September, 2014 during Apple’s annual iPhone event. Set for a release date in spring 2015, we later learned via Tim Cook that it would be coming in April of 2015 and will start at $349.
Design
• The Apple watch will come in 2 sizes – a 38mm case and a 42mm case with six different casing material options with six interchangeable band options.
• The watch is separated into three categories – Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch Edition (made from 18-karat gold)
• It will be available with either a sapphire display or an ion-strengthened display that will protect an HD Retina screen.
Features
• The “Digital Crown” on the right side of the watch will allow users to zoom, scroll and select elements. It will also serve as the “Home” button.
• An NFC chip will allow it to use Apple Pay.
• It has several sensors that measure things like pulse rate, steps taken and calories burned. The data is visualized through fitness apps that come with the watch.
• The watch is a “Taptic Engine” that delivers subtle and tactile vibrations to the users for notifications.
• It will use inductive charging with a Magsafe magnetic charger.
• A large variety of watch faces with several customization options, letting users make their Apple Watch unique.
Software
• The Apple Watch features a new, custom OS that is derived from iOS.
• It will use digital touch that users can use to send each other drawings, text, tap or audio messages.
• Users can also share their heartbeat using the built-in heart rate sensor.
• There will be 2 separate fitness apps that will come built into the Apple Watch.
• It will include Siri – which users can use to perform tasks through their iPhone.
Pricing
While we know that the watch will start at $349, there is very little information about how much actual versions will cost – with some predicting that the gold Apple Watch could sell for $10,000 or more.
Battery Life
There was no mention of battery life when Apple announced the watch in September and little has changed on that front. Rumors suggest that it will last “about a day”, but its impossible to know for sure.
So there you have it, your one stop article for getting all the up-to-date news and rumors about the Apple Watch. Remember that the Apple Watch is not a standalone device and will require an iPhone to function (sorry Android users).
Saturday 21 May 2016
Samsung Galaxy S7 Active release date: Smartphone may arrive on June 10
The first image is the front of the device which, for lack of better words, nearly looks to be a Galaxy S7-mini. Samsung could install a 5.8-inch RBG AMOLED screen on the Note 6, packing the same pixel density. This new mobile, which is set to be called Samsung Galaxy S7 Active, sports a somehow surprising camouflage paintjob for its back cover.
We have been hearing about Samsung's new Galaxy C series for quite some time now.
After launching its flagship smartphones the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge earlier this year, Samsung is now preparing to unveil the Galaxy C series as well. The phone is supposed to have an IP rating of IP68, which means that the Galaxy S7 Active would be dust-proof and waterproof for up to 30 minutes in up to one meter deep water, Android Authority reported. Samsung already offers similar security options, but the Galaxy Note 6 could put those settings right in the S Note app for even quicker access.
The Galaxy C5 will not come in one, but in two variants of default storage space.
As for the devices that will be arriving in the lineup, rumors indicate they will be the Galaxy C5 and also the Galaxy C7.
Unfortunately, Samsung has yet to make any comment regarding this newly-discovered Samsung Galaxy S7 variant.
Samsung has released the Android Marshmallow update for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablet, this is the device with the model number SM-T550.
As for the Galaxy J5, it has been released in the mentioned three countries with a 5.2 inch HD display, 2 GB of RAM, a quad core Snapdragon chipset and a 13 MP camera.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 5features a retina and fingerprint scanner, and the Note 6 is rumored to feature the same.
The Korean tech company has shipped over 10 million units of Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge in March, which is why it posted a solid first month of sales. A leaked image obtained by Android Community reveals that the upcoming phone would be the size of a tablet when it is unfolded.
Thursday 5 May 2016
Apple iPhone 7 might have a headphone jack after all
Apple iPhone 7 could have the 3.5 headphone jack, according to the latest leak. Representational Image. (Source: Reuters)
Will they kill the 3.5 mm headphone jack or won’t they? Apple’s iPhone 7 and the leaks around the device are causing some confusion. While most of the earlier rumours claimed the headphone jack will be gone in iPhone 7 series, a new set of leaked images indicate something else.
Apple Insider has put out a report quoting French website Nowhereelse that the headphone jack and current Lightning charger are here to stay.
Nowhere else.fr put out pictures of a new part for the iPhone 7, which was spotted on Chinese social media website Weibo. Based on the pictures, the layout looks very similar to the cable for the iPhone 6s, and yes the 3.5 headphone jack is there.
The report contradicts all rumours and leaks that have come out so far, which claimed that Apple was getting rid of the 3.5 mm headphone jack. Some reports also say that the company is working on Bluetooth supported EarPods. Others hinted at new wireless Beats headphones, which could be sold separately.
Recently design schematics of an ‘iPhone 7 Pro’ were published in Japanese Magazine Mac Fan, which claimed that this ‘Pro’ phone will come with dual-lens iSight camera, and no headphone jack. Instead there will be a Smart Connector where battery cases, other docks can be plugged in, claimed the report. The ‘Smart Connector’ photos also showed three dots at the back of the iPhone 7 Pro.
Like all Apple rumours, we’ll have to take these with a pinch of salt. Apple ditching the 3.5 mm headphone jack might be worrying for some of us who rely on regular headphones, but the company is known for technological leaps, and forcing users to give up their old and much loved accessories.
Changing the Way How Smartphones are bought & Sold
Few vendors near his rural hometown sold upscale phones, the 19-year-old California resident said. Those that did made the customer pay the full price for the phone up front. A Galaxy S6 in Juan's hometown would have cost him 6,000-7,000 quetzales (US$788-919)--a huge sum in a country where gross national income (GNI) is only US$3,410 per year.
What's more surprising, though, is that when he lived in Guatemala, Alvarado didn't even own a simple flip phone. Why bother? Most people back home, he said, didn't have phones either.
As the mobile sector continues to contract, the question of how companies can reach customers like Alvarado's Guatemalan neighbors becomes more pressing. Most new smartphone users in the next five years will come from emerging markets. For example, an estimated 75% of new mobile subscriptions in the first quarter of 2015 came from the Asia-Pacific region and Africa.
Yet customers in these markets don't have the resources to buy what Sony, Apple, and other big smartphone manufacturers are selling. And the alternatives don't really measure up, whatever Silicon Valley tech evangelists may say.
It is true that prices are dropping, especially in emerging markets, due to an influx of cheap Android smartphones from Chinese manufacturers. But a $30 smartphone, like many feature phones, provides a very limited internet experience--which those aforementioned evangelists would know, if only they'd put down their iPhone 6s to try one. I did, when I was a program manager at Facebook working to expand penetration of its mobile app into emerging markets. And I discovered a shocking fact: on cheap smartphones the Facebook app, which is popular even among rural farmers in Myanmar, barely works at all.
The irony is that even if Facebook's many Internet.org connectivity initiatives succeed, it won't get many people access to Facebook--unless they get access to better devices, too. It's a first-world problem.
Hurdles to mobile access exist even in developed countries. In the US, lower income customers tend to buy no-contract prepaid phones; this option denies them access to the carrier subsidies that cheapen devices for buyers who can afford to commit to two-year contracts. Instead, lower income customers have to pay the full price of the device up front--a consideration that pushes them towards cheaper devices that don't offer a full experience.
"It's a huge struggle for our customers," said Alex Reyes, whose company owns 10 prepaid phone stores in California. And that struggle can have a dramatic impact on citizens' ability to access the internet. About one in 10 Americans have no high-speed internet access beyond their phone's data plan.
Many vendors and carriers, including Verizon, AT&T, and Apple, offer some form of installment plan, but they're only accessible to customers with strong credit. Customers like Reyes', who don't have credit histories, are all too often left in the cold.
Alvarado in this case was lucky. In California, he was able to pay for a Galaxy S6 with an installment plan despite his lack of credit history. Now he has full access to apps like Snapchat, Facebook, and WhatsApp, which he uses to keep in touch with friends and family from home.
"Devices, not data, are the answer"
Conversations about widening internet access for the underprivileged tend to focus on the cost of data, not devices. For instance, Facebook's controversial Free Basics service, which lets smartphone users access "essential" websites without data charges (or adequate privacy protections, according to many critics), has a stated aim of bringing more people online. The reasoning seems to be that if data is cheap, the devices to access it will follow.
But in most of the world, as noted by many, the cost of devices is the problem.
About three-quarters of the world's offline population is low-income, rural, and elderly. For these people, smartphones are as far out of reach as other necessities of modern life. That's particularly true of the more expensive devices needed to take full advantage of the internet in 2016. Companies need to innovate less around expanding networks and more around getting adequate devices into the hands of those who need them, whether through widening access to installment plans and carrier subsidies or through other, as yet undiscovered means.
What those who take the internet for granted don't appreciate is that for those in developing countries, smartphones can be a gateway to economic empowerment. They help vendors streamline their retail businesses with mobile payment systems and farmers to research the best fertilizers and crops for their climate. They can also help the unbanked establish their creditworthiness and gain access to loans. And then there are the priceless intangibles, like helping immigrants like Juan keep in touch with their families back home.
If we can smooth the road for the next one billion, it will pay enormous dividends to the global community as a whole.
*Name has been changed to protect privacy.
Wednesday 20 April 2016
Oculus Rift And HTC Vive Now Available Between $1,000 And $2,000
The shipment delays for the highly anticipated virtual reality (VR) headsets from Oculus and HTC have led to an escalated selling price on eBay for these products. The prices now range between $1,000 and $2,000.
This is a sharp jump from Facebook's $600 Oculus Rift and the HTC's $800 Vive, which means that you just might be tempted to sell yours if it were a gift and double your profits through eBay.
"We're working as fast as we can to get Rifts to customers who pre-ordered," stated a recent Oculus blogpost.
The preorders that opened on January 6 for the Facebook products shipped on March 28. The makers attributed this delay to "an unexpected component shortage," which was not accompanied by any further explanation. In an effort to sweeten the deal, the company has declared free shipment for all the delayed headsets, while the new Oculus VR headset orders are supposed to ship out in July.
Meanwhile, the delay in HTC Vive is not because of any mysterious shortage of headsets, but things like disruption in payment processing and communication. Some Vive delays also pertained to certain banks perceiving the product being a potentially fraudulent charge on the credit cards, which HTC is striving to rectify. The company has also stated that it is handling its hot market products on a first-come-first-serve basis in different countries.
HTC claims to have stuck to its original date of April 5 for starting shipment. However, one shouldn't really expect their April 1 preorder to arrive before the end of the month, provided HTC has given you the green signal for an April delivery.
But none of the reasons really explain the massive delay the first-day preorders are facing. People who have ordered within 15 minutes of the rollout are still yet to receive their shipments. On top of that, it is rumored that people who have ordered an Oculus Rift bundle with a gaming PC (not necessarily preorders) will be prioritized over those waiting for their VR headsets for months.
While the two players deal with their delivery issues, you can, in the meatime, head over to eBay to take a closer look at Oculus Rift and HTC Vive along with their escalated prices.
Samsung has offered both wireless charging standards in its Galaxy S phones for the last two years, and claims to have managed wireless speeds that are faster than some company's walled charger methods - so perhaps it's high time HTC joined the party too.
This device, which runs Android Marshmallow and is powered by a Snapdragon 820 processor, follows similar design lines as its predecessors, but comes with a streamlined, simplistic approach in terms of messaging and user experience.
The body of the HTC 10 is carved out of a single piece of aluminum and its 5.2-inch curved-edge Gorilla Glass display blends directly into the body.
Earlier this morning, HTC announced its new smartphone, the HTC 10, revealing that the Android device will have the ability to wirelessly play audio through devices and speakers that support streaming via Apple's AirPlay feature (via SlashGear).
The HTC 10 is available for pre-order now starting at $700.
As for the cameras, the HTC 10 packs in 12MP (UltraPixel) unit as the primary that features an f/1.8 aperture, laser AF and OIS along with a dual LED flash. When you finally decide to charge it, you'll be able to get it back up and running quickly through the support of Quick Charge 3.0 through its USB Type-C port. Cameras come in the form of a 12-megapixel rear camera which is neatly coupled with a 5-megapixel front-facing option. That model comes with 32GB of built-in storage (you can add more with a microSD card) and a $699 price tag.
For starters the HTC 10 will have a new BoomSound technology; HTC skipped its BoomSound speakers with the previous flagship device, the One A9.
You'll notice that throughout this article we've referred to the next HTC flagship as the HTC 10. It could well be called the HTC One M10, but we'll have to wait and see. Like most devices these days, rumours were rife about the spec and it seems they were on the money for the most part.
Verizon Allows Test Drive & Promos with HTC 10 Pre-Order
The new HTC 10 is one of the most exciting new smartphones to hit stores in the next month. We already know that Verizon will start taking pre-orders on April 29, and they claim they will be the first US carrier to offer the device for sale in early May. Verizon will also offer a free ‘test drive’ in any of the Verizon Wireless stores on April 29 – get a real, hands-on look at the HTC 10 with their exclusive in-store preview.
Not only will you get a full preview of the HTC 10, but Verizon is also offering a few bonus promos during this period. For starters, Verizon just did away with their up to $650 promo to reimburse new customers switching from another carrier. However, if you switch to Verizon from another carrier and trade-in your old phone, you can get up to $650 to pay off your old phone or contract. When you purchase an HTC 10 on a Verizon plan, you will get three months of free HBO – catch the season premieres of Game of Thrones, Silicon Valley, Veep and more. You can also get this promo if you switch to Verizon, upgrade to a new phone or activate a new line. With HBO NOW, you can stream all of the great programs HBO offers directly to your mobile devices. If you trade-in your old phone, Verizon will immediately apply that value toward your HTC 10 purchase.
The new HTC 10 comes with an all-new metal body that looks like it was chiseled from a solid block of metal. It features a 5.2-inch QHD LCD display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels and 565 pixels-per-inch (PPI). The brains come from a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 quad-core processor and an Adreno 530 GPU that will handle any graphics you can throw at it. It packs 4GB of DDR4 RAM and 32GB of internal memory that is expandable via a microSD card. The power comes from a 3000mAh non-removable battery that offers Quick Charge 3.0. It is running HTC Sense UI over the top of Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.
The HTC 10 does offer a fingerprint sensor in sort of a ‘home’ button position that can be used to authorize mobile payments. HTC did an excellent job in the camera area by using a 12MP UltrPixel primary camera and they even included OIS in the front-facing camera. The traditional BoomSound is changed with a woofer on the bottom of the device and the earpiece acting as the midrange and tweeter. It may be worth stopping by Verizon and take them up on a HTC 10 ‘test-drive.’
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Monday 28 March 2016
Intex Cloud Jewel 4G LTE with 5-inch HD display, 2GB RAM launched at
Rs. 5999
Intex mobile has launched new budget affordable 4G Support Cloud Jewel android smartphone, the company’s latest super best smartphone now exclusively available on Snapdeal Online price at Rs.5999. It packs a (1280 x 720 pixels) HD glass display with 294 PPI, Intex Cloud Jewel is powered by 1 GHz quad-core MediaTek processor that coupled with 2GB DDR3 RAM, 16GB internal memory it runs on Android 5.1 (Lollipop), has a 8-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera and Dual SIM support.
High power. High performance
Intex Cloud Jewel Powered with Quad-core processor, CLOUD JEWEL is specially engineered for multitasking and faster processing. With 32GB Expandable Memory you can carry all your videos, photos, songs, files, and more with you.
Intex Cloud Jewel specifications and Price
Display: 5-inch (1280 x 720 pixels) HD glass display
Processor: 1GHz Quad-Core MediaTek MT6735 processor with Mali-T720 GPU
RAM & Storage 2GB DDR3 RAM, 16GB internal memory, expandable memory up to 32GB with MicroSD
Vernee, a Chinese company announced its flagship Apollo smartphone at the MediaTek event in China. It has a 5.5-inch Quad HD display with force touch function, is powered by a 6GB of RAM Deca-Core MediaTek Helio X20 processor and 128GB internal storage, It runs on Android 6.0 (Marshmallow), Vernee Apollo has a 21-megapixel rear camera with Sony IMX230 sensor and a 8-megapixel front-facing camera. It has 4G LTE connectivity and a fingerprint sensor on the back and It has a metal body and USB Type-C port features.
Vernee Apollo
Vernee Apollo Specifications,features and Price
Display : 5.5-inch (2560 x 1440 pixels) Quad HD force touch display
Processor :Deca-Core MediaTek Helio X20 processor with Mali-T880 MP4 GPU
RAM & Storage :6GB RAM, 128GB internal storage
OS :Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
Camera Rear :21MP rear camera with dual-tone LED flash, Sony IMX230 sensor
Camera Front :8MP front-facing camera
Fingerprint sensor
Connectivity :4G LTE, WiFi 802.11 ac (2.4GHz and 5GHz), Bluetooth 4.1, GPS, USB Type-C
Vernee Apollo Release Date is April 2016
Vernee Apollo Price Not Announced Yet
Thursday 18 February 2016
Huawei Honor 5X vs Letv Le Eco Le 1s vs iPhone 6s Plus
Huawei Honor 5X vs Letv Le Eco Le 1s vs iPhone 6s Plus Specifications ,features , Release Date Camera ,Processor ,Connectivity and Price Comparison. All new Best camera and processor 4G Smartphones 2016 so lets see and find out differences between from each others?
Huawei Honor 5X vs Letv Le Eco Le 1s vs iPhone 6s Plus
Device Detailed
Huawei Honor 5X
LeEco Le 1s
iPhone 6s Plus
Release
2016, JAN
2016, JAN
2015, Oct
Thickness
8.2 mm
7.5 mm
7.3 mm
Weight
158 gram
169 gram
192 gram
Build Body
Full Metal body aluminium alloy
Full Metal body aluminium alloy
Full Metal body aluminium alloy
Colors
Gold ,Silver and White
Gold ,Silver
Space Gray, Silver, Gold, Rose Gold.
Display
5.5-inch FHD (1920 x 1080 pixels) Full HD IPS display at 401ppi 72.5% screen-to-body ratio.
5.5-inch FHD In-Cell display (1920 x 1080 pixels) in-cell display with 500nits brightness at 403ppi.
5.5-inch Retina HD display.(1080 x 1920) pixels with 3D Touch IPS Sapphire crystal glass with 401ppi.
Polar popular GPS smart watches company has launched Polar A360 fitness and activity Monitor Tracker tracker that comes with a heart rate monitor. The device sports a heart rate measurement-based training guidance along with the 24/7 activity tracking.waterproof fitness tracker is the first to have both a wrist-based heart rate monitor and Polar personalized training guidance, as well 24/7 activity tracking. It even has smartwatch features like smart notifications and a color touchscreen.
Polar A360 Waterproof wristband has a secure buckle for a comfortable fit. Interchangeable color wristbands sold separately.
Bright Colorful touchscreen, Vibrating Smart notifications and motivating inactivity alerts help you stay active.
Plan, sync and get feedback with the Polar flow web service and app. Android and iOS compatible.
Accurate wrist-based heart rate Monitor with personalized training guidance and 24/7 activity tracking.
Tracks workouts, sleep quality, steps, distance, calories burned, activity and more.
Polar A360 Features
Personalized daily activity goal Motivating guidance to help you stay on track 24/7 activity measurement at five different intensity levels, Sleep quality tracking, Vibrating smartphone notifications for iOS Changeable soft silicone wristband, sold in three sizes S, M and L Wrist-based heart rate measurement, Color touchscreen, Sport profiles for accurate calorie and training benefit calculation.
MEASUREMENT
Weight 31.7g (S), 33.7g (M), 37.3g (L)
Wristband thickness13.5 mm
Wristband width23.5 mm
Waterproof (WR30)
Wide-viewing angle full color TFT display with capacitive touchscreen
Screen resolution80 x 160 pixels (RGB)
Screen size 13mm x 27mm
Polar proprietary optical heart rate module (2 green LEDs, 1 photodiode, analog front-end)
Rechargeable 100 mAh battery and Battery life up to 2 weeks with 24/7 activity tracking, including 1 hour of training per day (without smart notifications in use).
Polar A360 Connectivity:
Polar A360 Easy wireless sync via Bluetooth® Smart with the Polar Flow app
Micro USB connector for charging and data sync with PC or Mac via Polar FlowSync
Compatible with:
* Computer running Mac OS X10.6 or later and Windows XP, 7, 8, 10
* Mobile phones running iOS7 or later and Android 4.3 or later
* Polar H7 heart rate sensor
* Apple Health Kit, Google Fit, MyFitness Pal (iOS users) and MapMyFitness
Polar A360 Fitness Tracker Heart Rate Monitor Tracker price at Amazon for Price:$196.95 - $301.00 it is available in Black ,White ,Blue ,Pink in colors.
Scratch Proof - Don’t get scratches even if scratched with keys in your pocket.
Anti-Shatter: If broken, the glass will break into small parts but stay in one piece, making it safer for glass screen of your phone.
Delicate Touch: Aegis screen is coated on the back with strong silicon adhesive that makes installation easy and attaches the film firmly.
Rounded Edges: The round edges of tempered glass screen protector helps deflect shock from bumps and also give your phone a luxurious look.
Whole Transparency: HD screen ensures perfect match with your screen with zero impact on visual display.
Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Chevron Anti-Burst Tempered Glass Straight Edge Screen Protector Guard For Your Device, Brand New And Good Quality. Excellent Defensive Performance And Super High Transparency. Special Tempered Glass, Up To 9h Hardness, Super Strong And Durable, Against Burst, Impacts And Bumps. Nanometer Thin Oil Coating Surface, More Effectively To Protect From Fingerprints, Oil And Dirt, And To Filter Ultraviolet Ray. With Anti-Glare Coating, Makes It Possible To Use Your Phone In Sunlight Or In Brightly Lit Conditions. Adopts The Global Advanced Screen Protector Process Technology, It Has Only 0.3mm Thickness.
How to Install Lenovo K4 Note Tempered Glass Screen Protector ?
Buy Online Chevron 2.5D 0.3mm Pro+ Tempered Glass Screen Protector For Lenovo K4 Note price at Amazon for Rs. 145.
Buy Lenovo K4 Note Cases Noise Diamond Blue Printed Cover for Lenovo K4 Note
Ultra-thin and lightweight, Protection against back scratches
Perfect fit cover- Easy to install and remove
Packaging: Cases are packaged in plastic sheets, and sealed between thick cardboards, so they are super secure when they reach you.
Complete Access: Precision moulds on this case leaves all buttons, ports, speakers and microphones completely open to ensure maximum usage capability.
Noise Back cover for Lenovo K4 Note is Stylish and Trendy Designer Printed back cover that offers a perfect fit and ultimate protection with the appropriate cut-outs for the speaker, camera, regular charger, headphones and other openings to provide the best performance both in functionality and safety. Made with excellent material that is long lasting and durable. Created with the latest best printing technology that is permanent in nature and prints on all edges and sides of the back cover.
Lenovo K4 Note Diamond Blue Printed Back CoverThis case will give you a perfect grip on your phone allowing you to operate it in a better way. This stunningly attractive case is ultimate complement to the classy and sturdy look of your phone.
Noise Diamond Blue Printed Cover for Lenovo K4 Note price at Amazon for Rs .499
Wednesday 6 January 2016
Lenovo Vibe K4 Note with 5.5-inch display,3GB RAM, fingerprint sensor
launched for Rs.11,999
Lenovo has finally launched budget smartphone the Vibe K4 Note in India at Amazon.in for Rs.11999 only, as it promised.It packs a 5.5-inch 1080p FHD display, it is little similar to the Lenovo K3 Note but is better than K3 Note that was launched in last year 2015, The New Lenovo Vibe K4 Note 2016 this is powered by a 1.3GHz Octa-Core 64-bit MediaTek MT6753 processor as it similar from coolpad note 3, it runs on Android 5.1 (Lollipop) and has a 13-megapixel rear camera with dual-tone LED flash and a 5-megapixel front-facing camera full HD 1080P video recording. It also has dual micro SIM support and 4G LTE connectivity, including support for LTE bands in India.
Lenovo Vibe K4 Note
Lenovo Vibe K4 Note It also has a fingerprint sensor on the back with LED notifications comes with dual front-facing speakers, features Dolby Atmos and has three microphones for clear audio recording. This is the same Lenovo Vibe X3 Lite or Lenovo Vibe A7010 smartphone that was introduced in China back in November last year, but this has 3GB of RAM and 16GB internal storage, expandable memory up to 128GB with microSD.
Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Full Specifications ,features and Price in India
5.5-inch (1920 x 1080 pixels) IPS display, with 401PPI
Lenovo K4 Note 4G LTE / 3G HSPA+, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, NFC, USB OTG support
Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Non-removable Li-Po 3300 mAh battery with support fast charging.
Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Release Date is January 19th 2016
The Lenovo Vibe K4 Notecomes in Black and white colors and is price in India at Rs. 11,999 in India on January 2016. It will available exclusively from Amazon through flash sales starting from 19th January at 2PM. Registrations for the sale begins 3PM today.
