Tech '&' Nutrition

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...

We all know Lenovo as the leading PC manufacturer. The company made headlines when they acquired Motorola last year. This shows that the company is quite serious about the competition and their plan is to become the leading mobile manufacturer as soon as possible. Lenovo launched the cheapest 4G LTE enabled phone in India last year. The phone got great response from the audience. Let’s check out whether the Lenovo A6000 worth it or not?                                  Tech Specs : The Lenovo A6000 is a Dual SIM device with 2G-3G-4G LTE connectivity options. The phone has a 5 inch IPS Capacitive touchscreen which supports 16M colours. The display of comes with an HD resolution with a good pixel count of 294 ppi. The touchscreen also supports multi-touch. The phone comes with an 8 MP primary camera and a 2 MP secondary camera. The primary unit comes with the features like auto focus...