Tech '&' Nutrition

Capturing the major market share is not an easy task and especially when  your competitors are trying equally. The Taiwanese giant, HTC launched many devices in past 1 year. They are one of the most active company in the Indian subcontinent. This shows their dedication and hard work.  After immense success of their Desire-series, the company added a new member to it, the Desire 826 . Lets check out the tech specs and review of the alluring-Desire 826. Tech Specs : The HTC Desire 826 is a 2G-3G-LTE ready with Dual SIM card slots. The device has a 5.5 inch Super LCD3 display which supports up to 16M colours. Unlike the other Desire-series smartphones, this device has a better Full-HD display resolution with pixel density of 401 ppi. The connectivity options available in this device are Bluetooth 4.1 with A2DP and apt-X, microUSB 2.0 and Wi-Fi. For photography, the device has 13 MP primary and secondary camera unit. The primary camera also has an in-built LED-flas

Packed with really interesting specification, Sony launched a new mid-ranger in the market. Well, we haven’t heard from Sony for a long time and now coming up with a smartphone, does it really worth the wait? Let’s check out the performance of Sony’s new smartphone, the Xperia M4 Aqua Dual and can it really compete with its competitors.                             Tech Specs :   Sony Xperia M4 Aqua, as the name suggests is a dust and water resistant smartphone. The phone is IP68 certification, which means that it can be submerged up to 1.5 meters in fresh water for up to 30 minutes. It’s a Dual SIM device that supports 2G-3G-LTE modes. This Xperia has a 5-inch IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen that supports 16M colors. The display comes with an HD resolution with pixel count of 294-ppi. The Xperia M4 Aqua is packed with a 13 MP primary camera with LED-flash and a 5 MP secondary camera. The primary camera unit can record videos in Full HD resolution, while the secondary

If I say that Chinese brands will rule the mobile phone market in the coming years, then I might not be wrong. Though, I am not predicting the future or saying anything against other brands. All I am saying is that its high time now for each brand to re-frame their strategy and launch products according to the consumer's need. Lenovo identified the consumer need and launched their ' beast' - the  Lenovo A6000 . The phone got both good reviews and love from the critics and the customers. Now, they have come up with an 'upgraded' and much better version of it- the Lenovo A6000 Plus. Tech Specs : Like its predecessor, the A6000 Plus is also 2G-3G-LTE ready device. It has a 5 inch capacitive touchscreen with IPS panel. It supports 16M colours and has an HD resolution (720 x 1280 pixels). The display has the pixel count of 294 ppi, which is fair enough for 5 inch screen size. The phone also have Dual SIM connectivity option. For photography, the A6000 P