11/28/14

Teclast X98 Air 3G tablet runs Windows or Android

With a website that declares its fruity ambitions, the Teclast X98 Air 3G tablet has the added bonus of the choice of Windows or Android.
The tablet is a 9.7-inch device with a 2048 x 1536 pixel display. It runs on an Intel Atom Z3736F processor clocked at 2.16GHz.
Inside it has 2GB of RAM and comes with 32GB of eMMC storage.
There’s also support for GPS, Bluetooth, microUSB and micro HDMI connections.
It’s a nice looking tablet with great specs and at a nice price too: $179 for the Android 4.4 KitKat model.

ThL 4000 is Android 4.4 OS 4000Mha Battery

ThL 4000 is at $89.99,Android 4.4 OS 4000Mha Battery

ThL 4000 is a quad core smartphone with Android 4.4 OS 4000Mha Battery ,certainly,the price is so cheaper and it only costs $89.99.The capacity of battery is 4000Mha,allowing for the price ,it is so impressive.Besides,it can support Dual SIM Card Dual Standby.
You can buy it :http://www.tinydeal.com/thl-4000-47-ips-qhd-android-44-mtk6582m-quad-core-3g-phone-p-140862.html

PU Protective Case for 8" TECLAST X80h Tablet review

PU Protective Case for 8" TECLAST X80h Tablet

$10.99 for TECLAST X80h 8 inch PU Protective Case

Product Features:

  • PU Protective leather love theme case for 8" TECLAST X80h Tablet PC 
  • Specifically designed for TECLAST X80h exclusively 
  • Love theme case best gift for him or her 
  • Anti-dust, scratch resistant and excellent protection 
  • All buttons and ports remain accessible
  • Good for watching movies and reading e-books
  • Provides anti-slip comfortable feeling while gripping
  • Easy and convenient to install and remove
  • Net Weight: 151 g / 5.33 oz
  • Size: 212 x 128 x 15 mm / 8.35 x 5.04 x 0.59 inch 
  • Note: 
  • ---Accessory ONLY, TECLAST X80h NOT included
  • ---Due to fast selling of these products, the pattern and color sent may be slightly different each batch but the main theme remains the same.
  • ---Third party product, NOT made by TECLAST Corp. 


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MPIE N9700 5.0" FWVGA MTK6582 Quad Core Android 4.4.2 3G Phone test review

$89.99 for MPIE N9700 5.0" FWVGA MTK6582 Quad Core Android 4.4.2 3G Phone

$89.99 for MPIE N9700 5.0" FWVGA MTK6582 Quad Core Android 4.4.2 3G Phone

Product Features:

  • MPIE N9700 has quad core, 5.0inch and 8MP camera and 2500mAh battery, and you can get a phone just need Less than $90.
  • Brand new Android 4.4.2 KitKat System, new icon, the wireless print, you will find more interesting in Android KitKat.
  • Smart Wake Function, Just tips your phone twice for wake screen, or draw a "c" to awake camera, every thing become easily.
  • Up to 2500mAh capacity of Li-ion battery, you never need to charge each day.


Package Contents:
Micro SD/T-Flash memory card NOT included
Right plug of adapter would be sent according to your shipping country

  • 1 x Mobile Phone
  • 1 x Earphones
  • 1 x Battery
  • 1 x Charger
  • 1 x USB Cable
  • 1 x User Manual



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JIAKE V12 5.5" qHD Android 4.2 MTK6582 4-Core 3G Phone review

$104.99 for JIAKE V12 5.5" qHD Android 4.2 MTK6582 4-Core 3G Phone

JIAKE V12 5.5" qHD MTK6582 4-Core 3G Phone

Smart Wake Function

The hand gestures allows for quick access to a range of applications without ever unlocking your phone. By simply tapping the phone twice you can wake it up and by drawing a shape on the screen you can instantly access your applications.

WiFi Display Supported

JIAKE V12 supports WiFi Display for visual enjoyment, brings you the feast of eyes from cellphone to TV.

Powerful, Exciting Performance
JIAKE V12 has charming specifications for its MTK6582 quad core processor with 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM.

Decent Camera

The 5MP(Interpolated 8MP) rear camera and 2MP front camera makes JIAKE V12 the perfect camera all the time.

Android 4.2.2 OS

Do more on the go with this unlocked Android smartphone. Android 4.2 Jelly Bean lets you perform great things and the integrated WiFi and Bluetooth keep you more connected than ever.


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11/27/14

Smartphone Motorola Moto Maxx test

Smartphone Motorola Moto Maxx [Análise] - TecMundo

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Moto E Review

Moto E Review

Review and Ratings for Motorola Moto E. Click here http://goo.gl/fxs3O to catch reviews of latest smartphones.

Black Friday 2014 memory card roundup

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Black Friday is just two days away now, and we’ve already covered quite a few deals. For those looking to buy a new microSD card this week, however, this is the list for you. You’ll find all sorts of sizes ranging to as little 8GB or as much as 128GB.

While most of these deals are already in affect, those that aren’t live yet are marked for your convenience. We will also be updating the post if and when we run into more great deals on microSD cards. So without further ado, let’s jump in and take a closer look:

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Office Max/ Office Depot


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Google to offer $50 in Play Store credit for Sprint Nexus 6 purchases this weekend

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If you’re a Sprint customer looking to buy Google’s Nexus 6 this weekend, you’re about to get a nice little freebie. Google is reportedly partnering with Sprint to offer Nexus 6 buyers $50 in Google Play Store credit, as long as you activate the phone by mid-January.

When you buy a Nexus 6 between Friday 11/28 and Monday 12/1, you’ll be able to redeem your credit. There are a few rules and regulations with this deal, so listen up. The device needs to be activated on Sprint’s network by 1/15/15, at which point you’ll receive a redemption code via text message from Sprint. The credit needs to be entered to your Google Play account by 1/31/15, then you have a full year to use it, just like usual. You can purchase the Nexus 6 online or in-store from Sprint, so rest assured you’ll get one, if you’re concerned about that.

It would be nice to see Google taking $50 off the price of the Nexus 6 rather than give it in the form of Play Store credit, but we’ll take what we can get. This should help soften the blow for people who are concerned about the price, as the cost of the phone is still throwing Nexus fans for a loop.

It is important to note that neither Google or Sprint has officially confirmed this deal, though we imagine an announcement is imminent.Do you think you’ll take advantage of this promotion? If so, hit us up in the comments!

Moto X (2nd Gen.) coming to Republic Wireless on December 10th

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Good news for Republic Wireless customers: the Motorola Moto X (2nd Gen.) is coming December 10th. Want better news? It’s being offered for only $399… that’s $100 off its normal price!

Before you non-Republic Wireless customers get too excited, we’re talking about Sprint’s MVNO network here. That means you can’t buy this device and bring it to another carrier. For those unfamiliar, MVNOs are carriers that don’t own infrastructure, but buy it from other major providers, like Sprint in this case. MVNOs are usually cheaper when it comes to purchasing devices and service plans, so it’s nice to see the company offering the new Moto X for this cheap. Although, it’s not really a surprise, seeing as how they made headlines last year when they decided to sell the OG Moto X.

The Moto X will ship with Android 4.4.4 KitKat, and will obviously receive Lollipop in the coming weeks. Republic Wireless will continue to sell the Moto X (1st Gen.), Moto G, and Moto E, as well as the newest X iteration.

If you’re interested, December 10th is your day. You can buy the un-customized version straight from the carrier, or you can customize your own via Moto Maker on the same day. Need convincing that the Moto X is right for you? Head to our full review to find out more on the device!

ADVANCED INTERNAL STORAGE TECHNOLOGY ON THE FUTURE ELEPHONE DEVICES

Phone storage partition has been an issue ever since the 16GB RAOcame out. Some customers asked us how to repartition the storage, because there is just about 2GB left for APPs, rest of the space is used for storing picture and videos etc. Even though there are softwares you can use for repartition, it was complicated for general smartphone users.

Good news is that we found a solution to the problem.  We've developed
a system that can allocate two parts of the phone storage freely, that means there's no appointed space for each purpose specifically. This advantage allows users to make the most of the phone storage. For instance, if the smartphone has 16GB phone storage and you'd like playing APPs, there 16GB for you to store them. On the other hand, if you'd like pictures, videos and musics, you may just use the entire storage.

This system will be applied on P2000, P3000, P3000s and P6000. The ROM is going to be available soon.

Xiaomi Redmi 1S 4.7" IPS HD MIUI V5 Quad Core 3G Phone review

$177.15 for Xiaomi Redmi 1S 4.7" IPS HD MIUI V5 Quad Core 3G Phone

Xiaomi Redmi 1s flaunts a 4.7-inch display with a resolution of 720P.

The Xiaomi Redmi runs Android 4.3, further enhanced by MIUI v5. Under the hood ticks a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 SoC clocked at 1.6GHz, complemented by 1GB of RAM.

Connectivity options in the Xiaomi Redmi 1s include 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v4.0with A2DP, GPS, USB, USB on-the-go etc

Responsible to keep the device fuelled is a 2,000mAh battery, which is user replaceable.

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XIAOMI Redmi Note - 5.5" Octa Core MTK6592 3G Phone review

XIAOMI Redmi Note - 5.5" Octa Core MTK6592 3G Phone

XIAOMI Redmi Note features a 5.5-inch display, moreover, OGS, IPS LCD panel, which is capable of HD resolution. Sunlight Viewable excellent viewing angles, and even that was shooting.

Powerful MTK6592 give SoC, which contains eight pieces of ARM Cortex-A7 core and each containing up to 1.7 GHz spin in this case, Graphic MALI-450 and meet the Xiaomi still packed to 2 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory.

Up to full HD video recording, face detection is beauty photography (sic), ISO sensitivity, white balance and tone control.

3G: WCDMA 1900/2100MHz, Supports multi language, unlock for worldwide use.

The smartphone provides an excellent battery backup powered by its 3100 mAh battery type which offers up to 13 hours of talk time and about 310 hours of standby time.

http://www.tinydeal.com/xiaomi-redmi...-p-141765.html

11/26/14

OnePlus ties up with Amazon to launch in India

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Last week, Xiaomi launched its Redmi Note in India. The smartphone will be sold on India’s leading ecommerce platform Flipkart exclusively. In fact, there’s nowhere else you can buy a Xiaomi phone in India. Flipkart is the exclusive sales front for Xiaomi’s entire range of popular, attractively priced phones with cutting edge specs in the country.

Now, another cool new-age Chinese phone brand, OnePlus has just announced the launch of its first flagship phone, the One in India – and it’s exclusively on Flipkart’s arch US-based rival Amazon, which has an online marketplace in India. This makes it a double-edged rivalry – between the avant garde phonemakers Xiaomi and OnePlus on one hand, and between Flipkart and Amazon on the other.

The ecommerce platform is not the only thing Xiaomi and OnePlus have in common – their sales and marketing strategies are similar, Xiaomi meets only a small fraction of the demand for its phones in India, and that’s why its flash sales get over in minutes or even seconds. OnePlus phones on the other hand can only be bought by invitation – that is, not everyone can buy it, they can only ask to buy it.

Starting today, those interested in buying the One can log onto oneplus.net/in and register their interest for an invite. They will receive invites through OnePlus and Amazon.in starting December 2. The OnePlus and Amazon platforms have been integrated so that invites claimed in a OnePlus account will be used to purchase the device on Amazon.in.

But OnePlus claims to be in India for the long haul. India is the first country outside of its headquarters in China in which OnePlus is setting up a localized service infrastructure, offering phone and walk-in support to users. Its partnership with Amazon also suggests a long term plan.

“We want to provide the best possible experience for our Indian users who have been so supportive of our vision. To do that, we are investing heavily in our Indian operations and partnering with the fastest growing and most admirable e-commerce company in the market, Amazon.in,” Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus, says in a company statement.

Xiaomi too has a physical office and team in India, headed by Manu Jain, who was a co-founder of Jabong, one of India’s top ecommerce sites. So far, the company has had a dream run in India. Its smartphones have been selling like hot cakes from day one. The only complaint is that the demand has been multiple times higher than what the company could supply in the country. This may have inspired OnePlus to open an India account quickly. The price and tech savvy Indian consumer seems to have taken a hankering for new gen Chinese phones.

Xiaomi has caught the imagination, with its vice-president Hugo Barra, an import from Google in the US, having been on the original Android development team.

OnePlus too comes with a strong tech reputation. Its CEO and founder Pete Lau started out as a hardware engineer at iconic Chinese smartphone maker Oppo, and worked there for 15 years. He was the director of the Blu-Ray division when he quit Oppo at the end of 2013, with a dream to build a smartphone that marries fast, high-end hardware with equally high-end design.

Tony Chen, CEO of OPPO, was a mentor to Pete. In his OPPO farewell note, Pete thanked Tony for it. “OPPO has always and will continue to create exquisite products. Incredible build quality and beautiful design are core strengths of OPPO, and ones that are now deeply integrated in my blood from fifteen years of working here,” he had said.

But he wasn’t satisfied with the smartphones he saw in the market, and set out to start his own company OnePlus. Its flagship phone, the One, draws inspiration from Oppo’s Find 7a, but its high end specs come at a much lower price. That’s a strategy ideally suited for India, as Xiaomi has discovered.

Amazon and Flipkart battle over smartphones


In this new market, Amazon was a natural choice for OnePlus, given the exclusive deals local leader Flipkart has been making first with Motorola and then Xiaomi. According to a statement from Amazon, “combining the product-focused nature of OnePlus with the consumer-focused values of Amazon, the collaboration between these two global companies, equally committed to India,” was important.

The battle between Amazon and Flipkart in India has been neck and neck. A day after Flipkart announced its US$1 billion funding round, Jeff Bezos doused the buzz declaring aUS$2 billion fresh investment to Amazon’s India marketplace. Right after Flipkart held a much-advertised special sales day, which it called the Big Billion Day, Amazon.in rained offers for a week, terming it the Diwali Dhamaka Week.

And now, the battle between Xiaomi and OnePlus has also become about Flipkart versus Amazon. For Indian consumers, more competition the merrier, because they are getting some of the best smartphone specs and deals in the world.

See: Amazon now has a powerful brick-and-mortar ally in India. Flipkart and Snapdeal, your move