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Nokia 7.1 to arrive in India in November It has premium design with Zeiss certified cameras and HDR 10 compliant display It will be priced under Rs 30,000 As speculated, Nokia did not announce the Nokia 7.1 in India on October 11. The phone debuted in London on October 4, but a new report says it may finally arrive in India sometime in November and that it will be priced under Rs 30,000. Nokia 7, with a sleek and tall full metal rust colour accented body, was announced in India earlier this year in April at Rs 25,999. Now the Nokia 7.1 is not to be confused with Nokia X7 (a.k.a the Nokia 7.1 Plus if launched globally), that launched in China days later on October 16. Though both have a very similar design with a notch display and glass back, they are two different Nokia phones. A report from 91mobiles reveals that Nokia will launch the Nokia 7.1 in India. There is no word on the launch of Nokia 7.1 Plus as of now. The phone has Gorilla Glass 3 on the front and back, an

Nokia 8110 4G, famously known as the Banana phone due to its curved shape and Yellow colour option, is now available to buy in India. To recall, the 4G-enabled feature phone was launched by HMD Global in India earlier this month, while it was unveiled globally at MWC 2018 in February. The feature phone runs KaiOS, similar to the Jio Phone and Jio Phone 2, and features apps such as Gmail, Outlook, and the classic game Snake. Users can also create a Wi-Fi hotspot over their 4G connection. Nokia 8110 4G Banana Phone price in India, availability Nokia 8110 4G price in India has been set at Rs. 5,999 and will be sold in Banana Yellow and Traditional Black colour options. The phone can be purchased via offline and online Nokia partner retailers, as well as Nokia's own online store. HMD has tied up with Reliance Jio to offer up to 544GB free 4G data, however the exact terms weren't announced at the event. Nokia 8110 4G Banana Phone specifications The dual-SIM (Micro+Nano)

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Japanese brand Panasonic are back in Indian smartphone market with two new different smartphones" Panasonic Eluga x1 and x1 pro". Those phones are semi flagship grade smartphone with bunch of AI technology and camera improvement's. Another important part of this phone is first time in this price range we will see Wireless charging support thats very unique. Because we saw wireless charging in Highest price range flagship smart phones. In semi flagship category first time we will see that. Honestly Panasonic does a great job. Now in terms of specification Panasonic gives similar to poco f1 or oppo and vivo does. But another top features of this phone is infrared face unlock and stain less steel body like apple. Now lets know about detail specs of this device. Specification: 6.18 inch full HD+ display with notch and 19:9 aspect ratio.2.5D curved display with gorilla glass support. Mediatek Helio P60 AI chipset. 12+5 MP rare camera and 16 MP selfi camera with AI inte

Putting the words “flagship” used to feel like an oxymoron in the recent past. But not anymore, as more and more manufacturers have reached a point where they have achieved a great balance between specs and price. OnePlus has been spearheading these efforts with its line of premium, yet still affordable products that have, over the years, become an icon of budget excellence. Obviously other Android manufacturers have been very quick to jump on board with the new trend and offer their own takes on the category. Indeed, affordable flagships are a thing now, and they are taking away some of the premium segment’s long-standing appeal. With good reason. After all who wouldn’t want the best specs and features in a cheaper package? One of the newer affordable flagships was introduced earlier this year by Huawei’s sub-brand, Honor. The Honor 10 is a tremendous device which borrows a lot of features from Huawei’s more expensive P20 flagship. But the big question here is, does it have wh

Companies like Xiaomi and OnePlus started a new movement a few years back. As they begun releasing products packing high-end features and much cheaper price tags than the competition’s, a new product category was born: the affordable flagship. And over the years more and more Android phone makers have joined in the efforts to offer well-specced, but still wallet-friendly handsets for customers who don’t want to spend $800+ on a phone. Well among the most recent entries into this niche we find two offerings. One from ASUS and another one from a new Xiaomi sub-brand called Poco. Actually, the former has taken the idea of an affordable flagship to a whole new level, as we will see below. So in this article, we take a look at how Poco’s first offering the Pocophone F1 compares against the ASUS Zenfone 5Z, which just went on sale in the US this summer. Design and display If you want a gorgeous-looking phone, well from the start we can tell you the Pocophone F1 is not what you’re

Huawei Y9 (2019) has finally been announced by the company, specifically its Levant arm. After surfacing in a recent listing on TENAA, a Chinese certification site, the smartphone has now gone official. The Huawei Y9 (2019) is the successor to the Huawei Y9 (2018) that was launched earlier this year with the HiSilicon Kirin 659 SoC and four cameras. The new smartphone from Huawei is equipped with upgraded specifications and the key highlights include a 6.5-inch display, Kirin 710 SoC, and Fingerprint 4.0 identification technology. The Huawei Y9 (2019) is also equipped with dual cameras on the front and back. While the Huawei Y9 (2019) price is yet to be announced, the company has confirmed that the smartphone will be available in the market starting mid-October this year. Huawei claims that the new smartphone is aimed at the young generation "who favours gaming, photography, and entertainment." Notably, the Huawei Y9 (2019) may also launch as Huawei Enjoy 9 Plus in the C