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Full Review Micromax Fun Book P255

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Full specifications for the Micromax Fun Book P255 The fun just got faster! Discover the brilliance of the Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS that makes the most of the web with its rich multimedia technology! Power it all with a 1.2 GHz processor that lets you multi-task with ease.Discover juicy entertainment on a Funbook thats not only simple to carry but also lets you have more fun, faster! Key Specs OS Name:Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.4 Screen Size:17.78cm Processor:1.2 GHz Camera Resolution:2MP Rear Camera, 0.3MP Front Camera Battery Capacity:2600mAh Connectivity Options:3G via Dongle only , Wifi , USB Calling Facility:No Design Screen Size:17.78cm Screen Resolution:800*480 Screen Type:TFT-LCD(Capacitive mutitouch) Colour Depth:16.09M Chipset Processor:1.2 GHz Type:AWT A13 Frequency:1.2GHz OS OS Name:Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.4 Android Version:4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich Battery Battery Capacity:2600mAh Standby Time:150 Hours Talktime:NA Camera Camera Resolution:2MP Rear Camera, 0...

Full Review Nokia Lumia 520

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Full specifications for the Nokia Lumia 520 Main camera sensor: 5 MP Display size: 4 Processor name: Qualcomm Snapdragon™ S4 Maximum talk time (3G): 15.9h Maximum standby time (3G): 312h Maximum music playback time: up to 63.5h Photo sharing: Share over Bluetooth;Facebook;Picasa;Flickr;Send as email attachment;Share on TV with Play to DLNA app;SkyDrive;PhotoBeamer Design 1 Dimensions Height: 119.9 mm Width: 64 mm Thickness 2 : 9.9 mm Weight: 124 g Display and User Interface Display size: 4  Display resolution: WVGA (800 x 480)  Display features: Brightness control, Orientation sensor, Ambient light sensor, Lumia Color profile Display colors: TrueColor (24-bit/16M)  Aspect ratio: 15:9  Pixel density: 235 ppi Display technology: IPS LCD  Display height: 86 mm Display width: 52 mm Touch screen t...

Samsung Galaxy Young review

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What is the Samsung Galaxy Young? The Samsung Galaxy Young is a compact 3.27-inch Android phone that, at a smidge less than £90 on a SIM-free basis, is a true budget phone. Its the smaller sibling to the Samsung Galaxy Fame and the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2. As its name suggests, it is aimed at the pre-teen, first-time smartphone user who has few demands that will trouble the 1GHz single-core processor. The Young is a very basic phone with a 3-megapixel camera and just 4GB of internal storage. Having risen to dominate the high-end smartphone sector with the Samsung Galaxy S4, the question now is can Samsung hit similar heights on a budget front? Read on to find out. Samsung Galaxy Young - Design The Samsung Galaxy Young has a design similar to a scaled down Samsung Galaxy S3. It is a squat, bulbous little phone that felt dwarfed by our hand compared to huge smartphones that are so common now. While its 3.27-inch size is small by modern standards, at 12.5mm thick the Young is a bit o...

Full Review Micromax Canvas A116 HD

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Full specifications for the Micromax Canvas A116 HD Screen Size : 12.7cm (5) OS Name : Android Jelly Bean Processor : 1.2 Ghz Quad Core Rear Camera Resolution : 8 MP Battery Capacity : 2000 mAh Connectivity Options : 3G , Bluetooth , Wi-Fi , USB  Micromax Canvas A116 HD Price Rs. 12750 Key Specs Detailed Specs     * - Open all specs     * + Close all specs DESIGN Screen Size : 12.7cm (5) Screen Resolution : 1280*720 (HD) Screen Type : IPS Colour Depth : True color(16.7 M)   MULTIMEDIA Video Resolution : 1280*720 Audio Formats Supported : MP3,AAC,AAC+, e AAC+, AMR, WB-AMR, MIDI, Ogg, PCM Video Formats Supported : H.264 encoder: baseline HVGA @15fps MPEG-4 Simple / H.263 encoder: 720p@ 30fps/12.5Mbps. Video Frame Rate : 30 fps FM : Yes BATTERY Standby Time : 174 Hours Battery Capacity : 2000 mAh Talktime : 5 Hours Chipset Processor : 1.2 Ghz Quad Core Type : MT6589 Processor : 1.2 Ghz Quad Core OS OS Name : Android Jelly Bean OS Version : 4.1 Came...

HTC One review

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Samsung and Apple better beware – the HTC One combines stunning design, a supreme screen and explosive power to offer one of the best smartphones around. Its got a full HD screen crammed into 4.7 inches, which brings a 468ppi resolution – well above whats needed for the eye to discern, and it does definitely bring sumptuous sharpness throughout the use of the phone. On top of that theres a CPU and RAM combo that is barely bettered, a more-than-enough 32GB of storage and top-end Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 3G / 4G connections, all topped off by a completely re-imagined version of HTC Sense. Whats not to like? The HTC One is at the sharp end of the smartphone price scale, although can be had for around £34 per month on a two year deal in the UK, which isnt too bad at all compared to the competition. There was something of a delay in getting the phone out on the shelves, but thats been fixed now (rumours that it was down to the camera production are strong, but unconfirmed). There...