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Tuesday, 30 December 2014

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Lava Iris Fuel 60 review

Lava Iris Fuel 60 review

If a smartphone has the same battery level even four days after you charged it last then there is something seriously right with it. The Lava Iris Fuel 60 is that kind of phone. No, I did not use it as my primary phone in the said period, but it had a SIM and was connected to the Wi-Fi, used occasionally to check mail and watch videos. So how does the Iris Fuel 60 manage this? Well, that must be the 4000 mAh battery at work.
Specs: 5-inch HD IPS (720 x 1280p ~ 320 DPI) DISPLAY | 1.3 GHz Quad Core MediaTek MT6582 processor | 1GB RAM | 8GB internal storage, up to 32 GB external | 10MP front with 2MP rear | 4000 mAh battery | Android Kitkat 4.4
Price: Rs 8,888
Design: The phone has a 4000 mAh battery and that pretty much takes care of the design. Yes, the phone is large, heavy and bricky… more like a portable power pack than a phone. But it is a very practical design and has a rear flap that looks smart. User will have to get used to both the power and volume buttons being on the right side.
Display: The Fuel 60 has a HD IPS display at 320 dpi, which is quite good for the price range. The screen has good viewing angles and you will not have any issues with this display.
Performance: The Fuel 60 solves a great pain point with the battery and that is the primary intention of this phone. Otherwise it is a regular mid-range phone. So don’t expect wonders from the phone when it comes to performance. It will not disappoint you with day to day activity. It thankfully does not heat up and that is a good thing considering its bulk.
Software: The software is almost stock Android. Thankfully there is no unnecessary bloatware in the phone and that is good coming from an Indian manufacturer.
Camera: The 10MP rear camera is jsut about okay giving you decent photographs in good light and looking a bit lost in low light. Like in other Lava phones you can click by waving your hand before the front camera. But with the touch to focus option on the screen it becomes a bit difficult to access the other settings. The front camera is okay for video calls.
Storage: The phone gives you under 5GB from the 8GB storage so you will need to buy a SD card right away.
Battery: This is the biggest selling point of the phone and I think a lot of people will buy this phone just for this features. A lot of us are not bothered so much about the other features, they just need the phone to last the entire day, or more. With this phone, the battery will last two full days with regular use and much more if you use is sparingly or as a backup phone. What a full HD movie and the battery would have come down under 10 per cent.
Verdict: The Lava Iris Fuel 60 is a decent Android phone with an amazing battery. You will buy this phone because you need a phone with a battery that goes on like the Duracell bunny. That is clearly the selling point of this phone.

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LAVA Iris 310 with Android 4.4 Kitkat is Priced Rs. 3,749

LAVA Iris 310 with Android 4.4 Kitkat is Priced Rs. 3,749


Lava listed another handset on its official website. Dubbed as Iris 310 Style, the handset is going to be offered for a price of Rs. 3,749 and the availability details are expected to be announced when the handset is officially launched.


New Delhi: Iris 310 Style comes with 3.5 inch display and the resolution is 320 x 480 pixels. Type of display is HVGA TFT. It is powered by dual core MediaTek processor clocked 1.3 GHz dual core MediaTek MT6571 processor and It is paired with 256 MB RAM. It is provided with 2 GB internal storage and memory can be expanded up to 32 GB.  It comes packed with Android 4.4 Kitkat operating system. It comes equipped with 2 megapixel primary camera and VGA front facing camera.  The handset supports WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. This dual SIM smartphone comes with 1400 mAh battery under the hood.  It can be purchased in black, brown and blue color options.  It is priced Rs. 3,749 and is expected to be launched officially soon.
Iris launched a new smartphone Fuel 60 smartphone a couple of years ago and the highlight of the battery is 4000 mAh battery. It is priced Rs. 8,888. The handset is offered in black and white color options.
Key Specifications of Lava Iris 310 Style
  • This tablet comes with 3.5 inch display
  • Display resolution is 320 x 480 pixels
  • Physical dimensions of the tablet are 113 x 61 x 12.65 mm
  • It is powered by 1.3 GHz dual core MediaTek MT6571 processor
  • It is provided with 256 MB RAM
  • It also has 2 GB internal storage
  • Memory can be expanded up to 32 GB via micro SD
  • The handset runs on Android 4.4 Kitkat operating system
  • It comes equipped with 2 megapixel primary camera
  • 0.3 megapixel front facing camera
  • Connectivity features of the handset include WiFi, Bluetooth and micro USB
  • 3.5 mm headphones
  • FM Radio
  • Micro USB charging
  • It supports dual SIM
  • Proximity, accelerometer, ambient light and gyroscope sensors
  • It has 1400 mAh battery under the hood
  • It delivers 290 hours standby time on 2G
  • It also delivers 11 hours talk time
  • It is offered in blue, brown and black color options
  • It is priced Rs 3,749

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HTC Hima Specifications Appear Online


HTC Hima Specifications Appear Online




HTC’s next Android flagship is believed to be internally referred to as the Hima, which is what the online media is now calling this yet to be released device. It appears that the device has made a trip to AnTuTu benchmark from where we get to look at its specifications. This is far from official so don’t forget that grain of salt, you might need it.
Earlier today it was rumored that HTC might unveil its next flagship earlier than originally planned. Usually the company is expected to make such an announcement at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona but today’s rumor suggested that perhaps we might be treated to the HTC Hima at CES 2015.
Seeing as how the trade show is less than a week away, we can easily wait to find out if HTC is actually going through with this now or keeping a lid on it till MWC 2015.
As per the AnTuTu benchmark results the HTC Hima specifications include a 5-inch 1,080×1,920 pixel resolution display, previously a Quad HD display was rumored, apart from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor, 3GB RAM, 20.7 megapixel rear and 13 megapixel front camera and Android 5.0.1.
Would HTC really take a gamble on a 1,080×1,920 pixel resolution display when almost all of its major rivals have moved up to bigger and better displays? Time will tell.