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NEW DELHI: Flipkart, an e-commerce website that partnered with Motorola for the Moto G as the exclusive launch partner in India, has now announced that it will soon launch Moto X in the country. Unlike Moto G, which is targeted at budget conscious buyers, Moto X is a high end Android phone and is likely to cost around Rs 25,000.
Flipkart on its Twitter page said on Thursday that just like Moto G, it would launch Moto X with some exclusive offers. While Flipkart did not reveal a launch date, the phone is likely to be available for purchase before March 20.
In answer to several queries from its Twitter followers, Flipkart said that in India Moto X will launch without Moto Maker, an online tool offered by Motorola in the US. Through Moto Maker, customers can customize the Moto X before Motorola ships the unit to them. But Flipkart said that the phone will be available with wood panel finish in teak and walnut.
"Walnut (will have) black front and silver accents. Teak (will have) white front and silver accents," the company noted. With plastic back cover, the phone will be available in five colours.
Moto X has a 4.7-inch screen with 720 x 1280 pixels resolution, 2GB RAM, 16GB/32GB storage, 10MP primary camera and 2MP front camera. It is powered by a dual-core -- but high-end - Qualcomm Snapdragon processor that runs at 1.7GHz. The graphics chip is Adreno 320, which is capable enough to handle almost all high-end games available for Android devices.
The phone launched with Android 4.2 last year but now has been upgraded to Android 4.4, which is the latest version of the OS. It runs an almost unmodified version of Android, though Motorola has added some special features to the OS. For example, Moto X is a phone that is always in listening mode and hence can be activated through voice commands even when its screen is in the sleep mode. Then there is a feature called flick-to-click that allows the Moto X user to start camera app by holding the phone in their hand and flicking the wrist.
Both Flipkart and Motorola consider Moto G launch in India to be very successful. Moto G was priced aggressively in India and Flipkart had trouble keeping it in stock immediately after the launch. But on Thursday the company said that it has "made improvements in planning (the stock) this time around".
However, one factor to keep in mind is that Moto G lacks a worthy competitor in the market. Unless Motorola is very aggressive with the price - somewhere around Rs 22,000, which seems unlikely -- Moto X will have to compete against phones like Nexus 5, the official Android phone that sells for Rs 28,999, and Samsung Galaxy S4, which recently got a price cut and is now available for around Rs 30,000. Both Nexus 5 and Galaxy S4 have better hardware than Moto X.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/Moto-X-with-wood-panel-coming-to-India-soon/articleshow/31967804.cms
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NEW DELHI: Flipkart, an e-commerce website that partnered with Motorola for the Moto G as the exclusive launch partner in India, has now announced that it will soon launch Moto X in the country. Unlike Moto G, which is targeted at budget conscious buyers, Moto X is a high end Android phone and is likely to cost around Rs 25,000.
Flipkart on its Twitter page said on Thursday that just like Moto G, it would launch Moto X with some exclusive offers. While Flipkart did not reveal a launch date, the phone is likely to be available for purchase before March 20.
In answer to several queries from its Twitter followers, Flipkart said that in India Moto X will launch without Moto Maker, an online tool offered by Motorola in the US. Through Moto Maker, customers can customize the Moto X before Motorola ships the unit to them. But Flipkart said that the phone will be available with wood panel finish in teak and walnut.
"Walnut (will have) black front and silver accents. Teak (will have) white front and silver accents," the company noted. With plastic back cover, the phone will be available in five colours.
Moto X has a 4.7-inch screen with 720 x 1280 pixels resolution, 2GB RAM, 16GB/32GB storage, 10MP primary camera and 2MP front camera. It is powered by a dual-core -- but high-end - Qualcomm Snapdragon processor that runs at 1.7GHz. The graphics chip is Adreno 320, which is capable enough to handle almost all high-end games available for Android devices.
The phone launched with Android 4.2 last year but now has been upgraded to Android 4.4, which is the latest version of the OS. It runs an almost unmodified version of Android, though Motorola has added some special features to the OS. For example, Moto X is a phone that is always in listening mode and hence can be activated through voice commands even when its screen is in the sleep mode. Then there is a feature called flick-to-click that allows the Moto X user to start camera app by holding the phone in their hand and flicking the wrist.
Both Flipkart and Motorola consider Moto G launch in India to be very successful. Moto G was priced aggressively in India and Flipkart had trouble keeping it in stock immediately after the launch. But on Thursday the company said that it has "made improvements in planning (the stock) this time around".
However, one factor to keep in mind is that Moto G lacks a worthy competitor in the market. Unless Motorola is very aggressive with the price - somewhere around Rs 22,000, which seems unlikely -- Moto X will have to compete against phones like Nexus 5, the official Android phone that sells for Rs 28,999, and Samsung Galaxy S4, which recently got a price cut and is now available for around Rs 30,000. Both Nexus 5 and Galaxy S4 have better hardware than Moto X.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/Moto-X-with-wood-panel-coming-to-India-soon/articleshow/31967804.cms
Its official. Google has disclosed its plans to build smartwatches based on its Android mobile operating system.
It has announced Android Wear, a project open to software makers to create apps for the watches, putting Google at the forefront of efforts to jumpstart the nascent wearable computing market. The first smartwatches to come powered with the new wearable mobile OS are from LG and the now Lenovo-owned Motorola.
LG will be building the first Google watch, dubbed G Watch, slated to launch in the second quarter. It will be followed by Mototrola's Moto 360 Android watch that is likely to launch sometime in summer this year.
The LG G Watch is a square shaped simple watch built of plastic. It comes embedded with an LCD touchscreen. According to LG, the watch has been designed in close collaboration with Google, and does not carry the Nexus branding. A statement released by the CEO of mobile communications for LG reads, "LG would pull out all the stops in both design and engineering."
It adds that " LG G Watch will be compatible with a wide range of Android smartphones and will present relevant information to users just when they need it or whenever they say "OK Google" to ask questions or get stuff done."
Motorola has also announced its plans about the Android-based Moto 360 smartwatch. Unlike the square-shaped LG G, the Moto 360 will feature a more classic round look, which is probably why it’s called "360". Motorola says all the Moto 360 components are brand new. Take a look at it in the video below:
Watches running on the Android Wear platform are expected to come with support for voice commands, ambient alerts, directions, and notifications. However, in terms of specs, no details are yet disclosed about the G Watch and Moto 360.
The video below shows the developer preview for Google's wearable OS dubbed Android Wear:
Fossil Group which makes watches, handbags and other accessories also announced that it was working with Google on Android devices. Besides, Google will also be teaming up with Asus, HTC , Samsung, and chip makers Broadcom, Imagination, Intel, Mediatek and Qualcomm to build Android-based smartwatches.
Source: http://tech.firstpost.com/news-analysis/lg-g-watch-and-moto-360-are-the-first-smartwatches-to-run-android-wear-coming-this-summer-220057.html
Ok so everyone is asking me (specially my brother) that how come my nails are not stained or ugly after constant chemical exposure? As you know, I've been changing my nail polish almost everyday for the
31 Day nail art challenge. In such circumstances it's difficult to keep the nails healthy and stain proof..that's when a base coat come to my rescue..so what is a base coat? keep reading..
What is a base coat?
Base coat looks very similar to clear polish,but it's not the same! A good quality base coat helps your nail polish to stick to your nail. Base coats are enriched with vitamins like vitamin E or calcium or other proteins,which keeps your nails healthy and prevent them from chipping and breaking.
Sometimes if you apply a dark nail polish like black, you will see that your nails are stained by that particular color, Or sometimes a yellow stain is very visible! Such stained nails look very ugly! Imagine you want to do a french manicure and the white tip looks yellowish..ewww!!Base coats are really very helpful to prevent such staining as they form a protective shield between the nail polish and the nails.
Also if you have uneven nails,it will create a smooth surface to give you a perfect manicure!
The Immortals of Meluha - the book made huge waves when it got released. It's still one of the most famous books and the best-selling books. Amish Tripathi has done a fabulous job in writing this novel. The way he has portrayed Shiva's character as not a God but a human who has been given the level... - ambar
WOW!! what a book! these were the words that came out of my mouth when i completed this book. it was the first mythology i tried and was super duper awesome!! what an excellent piece or work. the way Amish has depicted the origin of Lord Neelkantha the way he has justified every thing spoken and every thing we have heard from our ancestors was really great. plausible! for all those who do not believe in mythology and the mythological facts, here, this is the book you need to try to get a scientific explanation of those facts if they satisfy you well. this is a legend of a man, a barbarian(as he is considered by everyone), a Tibetan tribal who turns out to be the legend Neelkantha., a saviour for two rivals- the Suryavanshis and the Chandravanshis. packed with adventure it is a really great book. while reading u can imagine the things going on in front of you. a love story too. i simply suggest EVERYONE to read it. u will thank me after that ;). - Saurabh
Source: http://www.reviews42.com/the-immortals-of-meluha/product/#prd-review
New Delhi: Mid-air Holi celebrations aboard eight flights have cost no-frill carrier SpiceJet heavily, with the DGCA issuing show cause notice to the airline and suspending two of its pilots. Sources said that on Monday, the cabin crew of SpiceJet performed a small dance sequence on a song as part of Holi celebrations, with some passengers also joining in.
The videos of these events were taken and uploaded on video-sharing website YouTube and other social media. In one video, a pilot is seen coming out of the cockpit and taking photographs of the celebrations at the front of the aisle.
Official sources said the act constituted violation of all safety norms and two pilots were suspended.
SpiceJet on March 17 ran eight special flights with extra cabin crew onboard to do a 2.5-minute jig on the occasion of Holi. The airline said it was looking into the issue in cooperation with the DGCA.
It defended itself saying that the cockpit was manned all the time. "The cockpit was manned at all time as per DGCA regulations that govern the situation when one pilot is outside for example to use the lavatory," an airline spokesperson said.
"The dance was professionally choreographed and was Holi delight for passengers much like it is done by several airlines around the world to celebrate a special occasion. The entire dance sequence lasted 2.5 minutes," the spokesperson said.
Source: http://ibnlive.in.com/news/midair-holi-celebrations-cost-spicejet-heavily/458942-7.html
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Recently, I bought car insurance online and in the process, observed a few interesting actionable sales strategy used by a few companies.
Did you know that Internet accounts for 18 percent of financial products sold in India?)To give you certain context, my car policy expired on July 27th and i came to know about this on 29th, hence search started for an insurance company that can renew the insurance without much hassle.
Search, as always started with Google and ended up with the companies who were running ads (congrats Goog)- i.e. ICICI and Bajaj Insurance.
Since the policy was expired, the insurance company had to send a surveyor to verify car details and that's where the fun began.
Bajaj Insurance outrightly told me that I need to go to the nearest dealer to get the process started. Essentially. online selling was restricted to *standard* process and a little deviation wasn't part of the deal.
On the other hand, ICICI did a very simple thing, they took my money, put the renewal under 'to be approved' state, sent a surveyor who did the necessary inspection and later approved the renewal.