News Topic:Android KitKat

Millennium’s Intel-powered tablet with 2 GB RAM now available for just Rs 5,999

Millennium, which announced its entry to the tablet market last month, has formally made available its first tablet in the market from today.

LG L45 Android KitKat-based smartphone launched at Rs 6,500

In a bid to attract low-cost smartphone buyers, LG has launched a smartphone for just Rs 6,500. The handset, LG L45, offers a 3.5-inch screen.

Mitashi launches smartphone for senior citizens

Mitashi has announced a smartphone for senior citizens, which is named as Mitashi PLAY Senior Friend. It is priced at Rs 4,999.

iBall launches Frisbee and Stallion Android smartphones

The new iBall devices, Andi 4U Frisbee and Andi 5 Stallion are available for Rs 5,799 and Rs 6,999 respectively though their official price is slightly higher.

Videocon brings Android KitKat-based phone with 3.2 MP front cam for Rs 5,490

Videocon Mobile has announced the launch of Infinium Z40 Quad which is priced at Rs 5,490 and features the latest Android KitKat operating system.

Lenovo A328 launched at Rs 7,299

Lenovo has introduced another entry-level handset, Lenovo A328 which is now available for around Rs 7,000 via many e-retailers.

LG L Bello with Android KitKat launched for Rs 18,500

LG has introduced a new smartphone in the mid-range segment. The new LG L Bello is priced at Rs 18,500.

Karbonn Titanium S20 launched with free Aircel data

A new smartphone, called Karbonn Titanium S20, has been launched and is available exclusively on Amazon for Rs 4,999.

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