Skip to main content

Top 10 Mobile Phones in India with Price (Updated)

Top 10 mobile phones in India based on the popularity and number of searches on the Internet in January 2012 :

Apple iPhone 4S Price in India: starts from Rs.44,500
Best Smartphone worldwide , now officially available in India
Amazing User Interface
Siri – Voice based intelligent personal assistant
Stylish , Slim design
3.5-inch capacitive multi-touch screen , IPS display tech , Retina display , High resolution (960×640 pixel)
High speed 3G , WiFi
16GB/32GB/64GB storage options
8MP rear camera , Full HD video recording .VGA front camera

Nokia Lumia 800 Price in India – Rs.27,500
Latest Windows Phone OS v7.5 (Mango)
Stylish and sleek
Premium built
8MP Camera
3.7-inch Touchscreen
WiFi,3G HSDPA,GPS

Samsung Galaxy Note Price in India - Rs.31,500
Tablet+SmartPhone
5.3-inch touchscreen
Android v2.3

Nokia Lumia 710 Price in India – Rs.15,500
3.5-inch IPS display multi-touch
GPS,WiFi,3G
Video calling
Symbian OS (Belle)

Samsung Galaxy S2 Price in India- Rs.28,900
Huge 4.3-inch multi-touch display screen
One of the Slimmest Smartphone
Android OS v2.3
Dual Camera (8MP rear , 2 MP front)
3G HSDPA , WiFi , GPS
1GB RAM
Powered by the 1GHz Dual core CPU

Samsung Galaxy Y Price in India- Rs.6,800
3.5-inch touchscreen
Android OS v2.3
5MP camera

Samsung Omnia W Price in India – Rs.17,500
Windows OS mango update (v7.5)
5 MP main Camera , VGA Front Camera
3.7-inch Touchscreen

Nokia Asha 200 Price in India – Rs.4,200
Dual SIM GSM
QWERTY keypad

Nokia C2-02 Touch and Type – Single SIM with slider keypad – Rs.3,890

Nokia 101 Price – Entry level Dual SIM Mobile – Rs.1,399

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

India Become the fourth largest country in android app downloads : GOOGLE

Google's announcements on Thursday brought plenty to cheer to both Android developers and end-users in India. Google announced that Indian developers will be able to monetize their apps via paid applications, in-app products, and subscriptions. Further, Google announced that end users will be able to pay for their purchases in Indian rupees, ensuring greater transparency over the amount charged and, possibly, better deals on apps via country-specific pricing. Google shared these two announcements via a blog post. In the same blog post, Google also shared some interesting stats with respect to Android usage in India. First, the number of activations. According to Google, over the past year, Android device activations in India have jumped more than 400%. It is not clear if Google is referring to the number of activations per day, or the total devices activated till date, but either way, those are impressive numbers. Google added that in the last six months, Android u...
Post a Comment
Read more

The 101 Most Useful Websites

Here are my picks for the 101 most useful websites of the year. The Most Useful Websites and Web Apps The sites mentioned here, well most of them, solve at least one problem really well and they all have simple web addresses (URLs) that you can easily learn by heart thus saving you a trip to Google. 01.   screenr.com   – record movies of your desktop and send them straight to YouTube. 02.   bounceapp.com   – for capturing full length screenshots of web pages. 03.   goo.gl   – shorten long URLs and convert URLs into   QR codes . 04.   unfurlr.come   – find the original URL that’s hiding behind a short URL. 05.   qClock   – find the local time of a city using a   Google Map . 06.   copypastecharacter.com   – copy special characters that aren’t on your keyboard. 07.   postpost.com   – a better search engine for twitter. 08.   lovelycharts.com   – create flowcharts, network diagrams, ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Clear Your Sinuses in 20 Seconds with Your Tongue and Your Thumb

Blocked sinuses are no fun, especially when the problem frequently requires taking a pill. Redditor gymfork points to a clever acupressure method that can solve the problem in just 20 seconds: Push your tongue against the top of your mouth and place a finger between your eyebrows and apply pressure. Hold it for about 20 seconds and your sinuses will begin to drain . When you push your tongue against the roof of your mouth, don't aim for a specific point but rather push it flat against the top. When you let go, you should start to feel a little movement in the back of your throat. It's a very simple trick that gets the job done.
Post a Comment
Read more