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TOP 5 PLACES TO BUY PHONE CASES AND BACK COVERS ONLINE IN INDIA

Your search for the perfect phone case ends here! Since the launch of Smartphones, our lives and our phones have resonated synonymously and interdependently. Our phones are our lives, AND LIFE, WE INSURE! To make your search for phone cases and Mobile back covers in India easier, here is a list of top 5 places where you can find the best ones. 

MACMERISE

Having started their business with MacBook Decals, they entered the phone case segment and became the first ever brand to venture into licensed mobile cases in India. Having licenses of Marvel, Disney, DC, Harry Potter, RCB, Coca Cola and many more brands, their designs are edgy and electric, offering a wide variety of options to choose from. They have a huge collection of several phone models of brands like Apple, Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi, etc. with a variety of case types to choose from right from glass cases / drop protection cases / neon sand / eco-ver. If you are a design fanatic, Macmerise is definitely the place for you. 

https://www.macmerise.com/ Visit their website to feed some pop culture love for your soul. 

DAILYOBJECTS

As the name suggests, Daily objects is all about bringing to you high quality objects of daily use. Talking about their smartphone cases, their designs are all about bringing color, pattern and prints to your phones. They have over hundred plus designer mobile back cover options for the all latest launched models. They have a wide variety of phone models of the most popular brands and have been featured in some of the biggest newspapers and magazines of India like Femina, Grazia, The Hindu, Hindustan Times and many more. 

CELFIE DESIGN

If you’re looking for a customization, you have come to the right place. Celfie Design brings a lot of quirkiness and shine to their designs with a huge scope of personalization offered by them. They aim to make their phone cases as unique as their customers themselves. One can actually bring out the artist inside to customize their phone case. To add to their exclusivity, they have their special ‘The Big B collection’ making them one of the only sites to visit for authentic celebrity merchandise. 

COVERSCART

Working exclusively in the mobile back cover market, they have phone covers for a vast number of brands and phone models. They believe that people wear their phone cases much more than their favorite outfits, which is the reason why they offer their customers affordable style statements for their phones. They offer a huge collection of 2000+ designs for over 500+ models. Dedicated to only catering to the phone case segment, they not only have a collection of the top brands but also niche brands like Nokia, LG, Sony Xperia, Asus, Lava, Motorola, etc. 

AMAZON

Last but definitely not the least!

If you are looking for mobile cases or covers, Amazon India gives you a wide selection of products that you can choose from and buy mobile cases of different materials by popular brands. They have a collection of almost all brands and phone models out there. 

They don’t need a Call to Action really, they are Amazon! 

Hoping your search for the perfect phone case has ended. Don’t think so much; just get 1 from all five!

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India May Airlift Components From China to Help Local Tech Industry Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

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India May Airlift Components From China to Help Local Tech Industry Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

India is planning to backstop its growing electronics sector by arranging to airlift components from China, three government officials said, as it tries to contain the fallout from the coronavirus crisis in China. India’s federal technology ministry has asked electronics and smartphone industry lobby groups to draw up a list of components made in China which then can be airlifted, two of the officials said. China is slowly getting back to work after an extended shutdown, but it is still grappling with a range of production and logistics delays.

Electronics manufacturing, especially the assembly of smartphones, is a bright spot for India’s otherwise flagging economy. But the country is still highly dependent on China for components such as camera modules and display screens.

The emergency airlift plans underscore the interconnected nature of global supply chains and the continued dependence on China for key goods even as some manufacturers – prompted in some cases by the US-China trade war – move to build up capacity outside of China.

Other industries are also exploring airfreight options.

The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India has reached out to its members to assess which parts are in short supply and can potentially be air-lifted, according to a source aware of the matter. India’s auto industry relies heavily on China for parts such as electronic components, pressure sensors and fuel injectors.

India’s embassy in China is also helping coordinate an airlift of drug ingredients from China, said a government adviser with direct knowledge of the matter.

For the electronics and smartphone components, the technology ministry “is in touch with aviation carriers and air freighters and they’ve been connected with the industry,” one of the government sources said.

The airlifting of components from the Chinese cities of Guangzhou and Shanghai is one option being discussed, the official said.

The sources did not say when the airlifting might begin. The aviation ministry did not immediately respond a request for comment.

Lack of truck drivers, a proliferation of road checkpoints and a shortage of workers at Chinese ports have slowed shipments even for parts that are still being produced, Reuters has reported. Air cargo firms have also reduced services in response to crew health concerns and uncertain demand.

China is India’s biggest trading partner, but India’s imports of Chinese goods contracted in February to their lowest levels in nearly four years, trade ministry data reviewed by Reuters showed.

Scrambling in India Smartphone makers in India thus far have largely weathered the virus crisis, partly because they had built up inventories of Chinese-made parts to cover the Lunar New Year holiday period when China’s factories close down.

But those stocks could dry up soon. S.N. Rai, the co-founder of homegrown smartphone maker Lava, said the supply of some components had resumed, but the pace of production at his factory on the outskirts of New Delhi could soon slow down.

“The period between March 10 and March 20 is going to be very tough,” Rai told Reuters. “In the absence of supplies, we might have to cut one or two of the three eight-hour shifts we have daily.”

Others are scrambling for components too.

The India units of contract manufacturers Wistron Corp, which makes some of Apple Inc’s lower-priced iPhones, and Flex Ltd have, through an industry body, asked for government help in securing components including camera modules and displays from China, according to two industry sources.

Wistron and Flex did not immediately respond to Reuters’ requests for comment.

Chinese smartphone makers Oppo and Korea’s Samsung Electronics did not respond to requests seeking comment on their supply chains.

© Thomson Reuters 2020

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Redmi Note 9 Launched In India With Quad Rear Cameras, Hole-Punch Display: Check Price, Specifications Here The price for the Redmi Note 9 in India starts at Rs.11,999 for the 4GB+64GB storage capacity version. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Redmi Note 9 has been propelled in India as the most recent moderate cell phone by Xiaomi. The new model is the third in the Redmi Note 9 arrangement — after the Redmi Note 9 Pro and Redmi Note 9 Pro Max. The Redmi Note 9 accompanies a quad back camera arrangement and highlights a gap punch show plan. The cell phone likewise has invert charging support and as a replacement to the Redmi Note 8, it packs a 25 percent bigger battery that is promoted to convey as long as two days of use on a solitary charge. The Redmi Note 9 likewise presents to 6GB RAM. In addition, the telephone is intended to take on the Samsung Galaxy A21s, Oppo A9 2020, and Vivo S1 Pro. ALSO SEE Redmi Note 9 India Version Is Said To Feature 6GB Storage RAM Redmi Note 9 cost in India, accessibility subtleties (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Redmi Note 9 cost in India begins at Rs. 11,999 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB capacity variation. The telephone likewise has a 4GB RAM + 128GB capacity alternative that is valued at Rs. 13,499, while the first in class, 6GB RAM + 128GB capacity model conveys a sticker price of Rs. 14,999. It comes in three particular shading alternatives, to be specific Aqua Green, Arctic White, and Pebble Gray. The Redmi Note 9 will go marked down in the nation beginning at 12 pm IST (early afternoon) on Friday, July 24 through Amazon, Mi.com, and Mi Home stores. To review, the Redmi Note 9 was revealed at a worldwide occasion in late April. The telephone comes in 3GB RAM + 64GB and 4GB RAM + 128GB capacity alternatives in the universal markets. ALSO SEE Best Mobiles Under 15000: The Best Smartphones To Buy In India (13 July 2020) Redmi Note 9 details, highlights The double SIM (Nano) Redmi Note 9 sudden spikes in demand for Android 10 with MIUI 11 on top and highlights a full HD plus Dot display of 6.53-inches of resolution of 1080 by 2340 pixels of resolution of 1080 by 2340 pixels with a display angle proportion of 19.5:9 and Corning Gorilla Glass 5 insurance. In the processor, the telephone has a MediaTek Helio octa-center G85 SoC, worked with up to 6GB of LPPDDR4x RAM. There is the quad-camera on the back that incorporates a Samsung ISOCELL Bright GM1 essential sensor of 48-megapixel with a focal point aperture of f/1.79. The camera arrangement additionally incorporates an auxiliary ultra-wide-edge sensor of 8-megapixel, full-scale sensor of 2-megapixel with focal point aperture of f/2.4, and a profundity sensor of 2-megapixel of focal point aperture of 2-megapixel. There is also a camera sensor of 13-megapixel for selfies at the front. ALSO SEE Redmi Note 9 Is Set To Launch In India On July 20, Xiaomi Unveils Lava Z61 Pro Vs Realme C2: Price In India, Details, Everything Compared Poco M2 Pro Detailed Review Realme Buds Q Detailed Review Xiaomi has given up to 128GB of locally available eMMC 5.1 capacity on the Redmi Note 9 that is expandable by means of microSD card (up to 512GB) through a committed space. Availability choices incorporate 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS/A-GPS, USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm earphone jack. The sensors of the Redmi Note 9 incorporates an encompassing light, infrared (IR) blaster, vicinity sensor, and an accelerometer. Besides, there is a unique mark sensor at the rear of the cell phone. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Redmi Note 9 accompanies a 1216 straight speaker. It additionally has P2i hydrophobic nano covering. Further, the telephone incorporates a 5,020mAh battery that bolsters 22.5W quick charging (a perfect charger is accessible in the crate). The battery additionally underpins 9W switch charging. Moreover, The telephone measures 162.33 by 77.2 by 8.9mm in size by dimension. KEY SPECIFICATIONS DISPLAY 6.53Inch OS AndroiD 10 RESOLUTION 1080x2340P REAR CAMERA 48MP+8MP+ 2MP+2MP FRONT CAMERA 13MP STORAGE 64GB RAM 4GB BATTERY 5020mAh PROCESSOR MT Helio G85 ALSO SEE amazon.in Vivo Y12 (3GB RAM, 64GB), Burgundy Red  – Click Here To Go The Page amazon.in Vivo U10 (3GB RAM, 32GB, Eletcric Blue  – Click Here To Go To The Page amazon.in Realme C3 (4GB RAM, 64GB), Frozen Blue – Click Here  For Regular & Fastest Tech News and Reviews, Follow TECHNOXMART on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google News and Subscribe Here Now. By Subscribing You Will Get Our Daily Digest Headlines Every Morning Directly In Your Email Inbox.             【Join Our Whatsapp Group Here】

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India May Airlift Components From China to Help Local Tech Industry Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

India is planning to backstop its growing electronics sector by arranging to airlift components from China, three government officials said, as it tries to contain the fallout from the coronavirus crisis in China. India's federal technology ministry has asked electronics and smartphone industry lobby groups to draw up a list of components made in China which then can be airlifted, two of the officials said. China is slowly getting back to work after an extended shutdown, but it is still grappling with a range of production and logistics delays. Electronics manufacturing, especially the assembly of smartphones, is a bright spot for India's otherwise flagging economy. But the country is still highly dependent on China for components such as camera modules and display screens. The emergency airlift plans underscore the interconnected nature of global supply chains and the continued dependence on China for key goods even as some manufacturers - prompted in some cases by the US-China trade war - move to build up capacity outside of China. Other industries are also exploring airfreight options. The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India has reached out to its members to assess which parts are in short supply and can potentially be air-lifted, according to a source aware of the matter. India's auto industry relies heavily on China for parts such as electronic components, pressure sensors and fuel injectors. India's embassy in China is also helping coordinate an airlift of drug ingredients from China, said a government adviser with direct knowledge of the matter. For the electronics and smartphone components, the technology ministry "is in touch with aviation carriers and air freighters and they've been connected with the industry," one of the government sources said. The airlifting of components from the Chinese cities of Guangzhou and Shanghai is one option being discussed, the official said. The sources did not say when the airlifting might begin. The aviation ministry did not immediately respond a request for comment. Lack of truck drivers, a proliferation of road checkpoints and a shortage of workers at Chinese ports have slowed shipments even for parts that are still being produced, Reuters has reported. Air cargo firms have also reduced services in response to crew health concerns and uncertain demand. China is India's biggest trading partner, but India's imports of Chinese goods contracted in February to their lowest levels in nearly four years, trade ministry data reviewed by Reuters showed. Scrambling in India Smartphone makers in India thus far have largely weathered the virus crisis, partly because they had built up inventories of Chinese-made parts to cover the Lunar New Year holiday period when China's factories close down. But those stocks could dry up soon. S.N. Rai, the co-founder of homegrown smartphone maker Lava, said the supply of some components had resumed, but the pace of production at his factory on the outskirts of New Delhi could soon slow down. "The period between March 10 and March 20 is going to be very tough," Rai told Reuters. "In the absence of supplies, we might have to cut one or two of the three eight-hour shifts we have daily." Others are scrambling for components too. The India units of contract manufacturers Wistron Corp, which makes some of Apple Inc's lower-priced iPhones, and Flex Ltd have, through an industry body, asked for government help in securing components including camera modules and displays from China, according to two industry sources. Wistron and Flex did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment. Chinese smartphone makers Oppo and Korea's Samsung Electronics did not respond to requests seeking comment on their supply chains. © Thomson Reuters 2020 Read the full article

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Just when it seemed like smartphones are taking over the old-school feature phones, a new trend seems to have caught up with the Indian phone industry. People are not yet ready to turn their backs on feature phone, as new figures have revealed that old-fashioned feature phones are growing in popularity. With value-for-money, these phones are equipped with the essential features that are sure to make it a phone with all the basics covered.

Lava, being India’s one of the leading smartphone brands known for offering affordable handsets, smartphones and tablets, has recently launched its Lava Prime X feature phone, targeting the audiences who want just a simple phone and not a complex smartphone.

With strong pure polycarbonate body and sleek stylish looks, this phone is strong and classy to look at. Forget all worries to carry a charger everywhere, its 3 days of battery backup is something not to be ignored. The most fascinating feature is its 2 years replacement policy, which is unparalleled in the industry.

Let’s have a look at its specifications:

General Brand Lava Model Prime X SIM Slot(s) Dual SIM, GSM+GSM Network 4G: Not Available, 3G: Not Available, 2G: Available Design Colours Blue, White Display Screen Size 1.8 inches (4.57 cm) Screen Resolution 128 x 160 pixels Pixel Density 114 ppi Display Type TFT Storage Expandable Memory Up to 32 GB Camera Resolution 0.3 MP Primary Camera Image Resolution 640 x 480 Pixels Camera Features Digital Zoom Battery Capacity 800 mAh Type Li-ion User Replaceable Yes Network & Connectivity Network Support 2G SIM 1 Bands: GSM 1800 / 900 MHz SIM 2 Bands: GSM 1800 / 900 MHz Bluetooth Yes Multimedia FM Radio Yes, Recording option Loudspeaker Yes Video Player Yes, Video Formats: 3GP, MP4 Ring Tone Music ringtones, Polyphonic ringtones, Vibration Music Yes, Music Formats: MIDI, MP3 Special Features Games Yes Phone Book Yes, Limited Other Facilities Calculator, Stopwatch, Calendar, Alarm

From playing games to listening to your favorite songs, this phone gives access to all. Voice and video recorder is available along with the pleasure of listening to FM. It is also equipped with basic features like torch, calculator, alarm, calendar, and stopwatch.

Even though smartphones are now dominating, feature phones are still used in large numbers. Lava has eased the needs of the travelers and senior citizens by launching Prime X at just Rs.1800.

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Lava Prime X – 2 Years Warranty at 1799/- Just when it seemed like smartphones are taking over the old-school feature phones, a new trend seems to have caught up with the Indian phone industry.

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20 Iconic Smartphones of the Decade Past

Smartphones have become a vital part of life for most of us. We spend most of our day with a smartphone — even more than what we devote to our loved ones. But what makes them important for us? Is it the mobility that we get from them? Or is it the smartness that they provide to us while on-the-move? Well, answers to such questions depend on how you use the smartphones. But one thing is quite clear that smartphones have evolved a lot from what we had in the past. They’ve got new designs, vivid display panels, multiple cameras, and more powerful processors than workstations of yesterday. But which were the best smartphones of the decade past?

Apple, BlackBerry, Samsung, HTC, and Nokia were the initial smartphone companies that set some benchmarks for young contenders such as OnePlus, Vivo, and Xiaomi. Chipmakers largely including Qualcomm and MediaTek have also helped the market grow faster than ever predicted with processors supporting newer tasks and enhanced performance experiences. Both Apple and Google have also significantly improved their respective mobile operating systems, iOS and Android, which are running on all smartphones nowadays.

Having said that, there were some smartphones that tickled the public’s fancy and set the trend in the market. We here cover all those iconic smartphones that have made history in the last 10 years and influenced the market to keep up the pace. Here are the best mobile phones of the decade past.

Apple iPhone 4

Apple back in June 2010 brought the iPhone 4 as its distinctly designed smartphone over the previous iPhone models. The iPhone 4 had a glass-sandwich design along with a metal frame that was copied by a large number of smartphone companies, including some Indian vendors such as Lava and Karbonn. The fourth-generation iPhone model also offered a slim waistline and an optimised software experience along with a list of apps and iOS 4. However, Apple faced the infamous “Antennagate” issue thanks to the glitch in designing the antenna gap. The company did try to fix it by offering bumpers and overhauling the antenna structure on the iPhone 4s.

Release year- 2010

Samsung Galaxy S

In 2010, when Apple was flourishing with huge domination in the smartphone market, Samsung brought the Galaxy S as its flagship phone to closely compete against the iPhone. The Samsung Galaxy S, which precisely debuted in March 2010, ticked all the boxes that the market set for a top-notch smartphone. It had a Super AMOLED display, Samsung Exynos (Hummingbird) SoC, and as much as 16GB of onboard storage to take on the iPhone. Samsung also provided a Corning Gorilla Glass protection that later became usual for all mid-range and premium smartphones. The Galaxy S ran Android 2.1 Eclair out-of-the-box along with Samsung’s TouchWiz UI on top.

Release year- 2010

Nokia 808 PureView

Nokia, much before the era of its brand licensee HMD Global — exactly in February 2012, unveiled the Nokia 808 PureView as its masterpiece. The phone didn’t include a lightning fast processor or desktop-sized RAM, but what it had was a 41-megapixel camera sensor that had used an interpolation technique to pack five distinct pixels into one. It set the benchmark for today’s smartphones that have cameras with a megapixel count of 48, 64, or 108 — thanks to similar pixel binning techniques. The Nokia 808 PureView also had a Xenon flash instead of merely including an LED flash model. However, it ran Nokia Belle that was based on Symbian OS 10.1 over Android.

Release year- 2012

Google Nexus 4

Google tied up with LG to launch the Nexus 4 in October 2012. The smartphone offered flagship-like specifications at a mid-range price point. It also provided stock Android 4.2 Jelly Bean along with guaranteed updates for some time. The Google Nexus 4 also include wireless charging support and features such as active noise cancellation and a polarised glass with a 3D pattern finish. All those highlights made the Nexus 4 a compelling Android smartphone against the competition.

Release year- 2012

HTC One

HTC One was unveiled back in February 2013 to counter the likes of the Apple iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S III. The smartphone that debuted with Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean had an aluminium unibody construction that made it an eye-catching option against its competitors. Also, HTC offered stereo front-mounted speakers that were equipped with BoomSound technology. The curved back design of the HTC One aided ergonomics and provided a good grip in the hand. There were also white polycarbonate bands to give room to the integrated antennas. Overall, the design of the HTC One made it a trendsetter, and its aesthetics were clearly featured later on models such as the OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T. Apple also offered a similar antenna design on the iPhone 6.

Release year- 2013

Xiaomi Mi 3

Xiaomi Mi 3 debuted in September 2013. It was designed initially for China, but the phone reached markets including India that helped make the Beijing-based company a household name. The Mi 3 offered top-of-the-line specifications of its time that included a 5-inch full-HD display and a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 SoC — all at an affordable price. It also had an attractive design that was made through a unibody shell that became an example for newer smartphones by not just Xiaomi but also many of its competitors. The smartphone also had Android 4.4.2 KitKat at the time of its launch along with MIUI.

Release year- 2013

LG G Flex

LG G Flex had a flexible display and battery along with a self-healing coating at the back that all made it to our list of iconic smartphones of the decade past. Launched in October 2013, the LG G Flex had a curved P-OLED display that was equipped along with the flexible lithium polymer battery to provide a curved design. The smartphone ran Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean with LG’s Optimus UI that brought features such as Dual Window and QSlide to distinguished the experience.

Release year- 2013

Moto G

Motorola back in November 2013 launched the Moto G as its budget smartphone targeted at emerging markets. The smartphone helped Motorola gained huge popularity in growing markets including India and Brazil years after its comeback following a split into two separate entities — with Motorola Mobility serving the consumer market and Motorola Solutions deliver enterprise offerings. The Moto G had a simple and sober design that appealed to the masses. Similarly, the stock Android experience that was initially based on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean provided fair enough convenience. The affordable price of the Moto G also made it amongst the early smartphones to kick off the budget wars in the market.

Release year- 2013

OnePlus One

OnePlus, the Shenzhen-based company that is amongst the top-five premium smartphone brands in markets such as India, started its journey in the smartphone world with the OnePlus One back in April 2014. Titled as the “Flagship Killer”, the phone had Android 4.4 KitKat-based CyanogenMod (CM11S). It was one of the highly acclaimed smartphones among app developers — thanks to the openness provided by CyanogenMod to customise the experience. The OnePlus One also brought the trend of limited availability through its invite-only system. It was later transformed into flash sales that companies such as Xiaomi adopted to create enough hype of their new offerings.

Release year- 2014

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge was launched in March 2015 with a dual-edge curved display. It made the trend of using curved glass panels that we saw not only on some of the recent Galaxy Note-series models but also on phones such as the BlackBerry Priv and OnePlus 7 Pro. The Galaxy S6 Edge featured a 5.1-inch Super AMOLED display with a Corning Gorilla Glass 4 protection. The handset also had a heart-rate sensor and wireless charging support. It ran Android 5.0.2 Lollipop.

Release year- March 2015

BlackBerry Priv

After facing many ups and downs, BlackBerry brought the BlackBerry Priv as its pure Android smartphone in September 2015. The smartphone also retained the company’s legacy of offering a physical QWERTY keyboard — but in a slide-out design. The keyboard made it a promising option for professionals and business users. Running on Android 5.1.1, the BlackBerry Priv offered a full-fledged Android experience along with Android for Work support of enterprise users. The device also had a curved-edge display. Since it wasn’t based on BlackBerry 10 OS aka BB10, the Priv didn’t have a gesture controls. Instead, the phone had on-screen navigation keys.

Release year- 2015

Lenovo Phab 2 Pro

Lenovo tied up with Google and unveiled the Phab 2 Pro in June 2016 as the world’s first smartphone based on Project Tango platform, which was aimed augmented reality (AR) computing to mobile devices. The smartphone had a unique camera setup that offered motion tracking, depth perception, and area learning. In addition to its AR features, the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro had Dolby Audio 5.1 Capture technology for recording 3D surround sound experiences. The smartphone also had a large, 6.4-inch QHD IPS display and came with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.

Release year- 2016

Xiaomi Mi MIX

A large number of smartphone vendors the days claim to offer a full-screen experience. But if we need to find out the trailblazer of that segment, it is none other than the Xiaomi Mi MIX. The smartphone was launched back in October 2016 as a concept phone along with Android 6.0 Marshmallow. But shortly after its initial preview, it went on sale in China. The near bezel-less display of the Mi MIX was its USP, though it also had a piezoelectric acoustic earpiece speaker as well as an ultrasonic proximity sensor as the two key highlights. The selfie camera of the Mi MIX was also claimed to be 50 percent smaller in size over the conventional sensors and was placed at the bottom right corner of the phone to give enough space for the display.

Release year- 2016

Apple iPhone X

In September 2017, Apple revamped its iPhone family by unveiling the iPhone X. The new iPhone model, which was the tenth anniversary iPhone, was completely different in looks and design from what we saw earlier. With a display notch, it housed facial recognition sensors, bringing the tech to the mainstream and introducing Face ID as an upgrade to the existing fingerprint recognition technology that the Cupertino company called Touch ID. Also, the iPhone X — originally based on iOS 11 — was amongst the first successful smartphones with a completely button-less front panel. Apple also provided a vertically-placed dual camera setup that made a trend in itself.

Release year- 2017

Razer Phone

Razer, the company that’s popular for developing gaming peripherals, launched the Razer Phone back in November 2017. The smartphone, which was the predecessor to the Razer Phone 2, had IGZO IPS display panel with 120Hz refresh rate to deliver immersive gaming experiences. There was also a wide colour gamut to impress mobile gamers. The Razer Phone had a dual front-firing speakers along with THX-certified amplifiers and Dolby Atmos integration to deliver a surround sound experience. The phone came with Android 7.1.1 Nougat at the time of its launch. It all-in-all set a benchmark for gaming phones.

Release year- 2017

Vivo X20 Plus UD

Vivo launched the X20 Plus UD in January 2018 as the world’s first smartphone to carry an under-display fingerprint sensor. It included the Synaptics-made under-display fingerprint sensor that was touted to detect a fingerprint in few milliseconds. The presence of the under-display fingerprint sensor, which later became the new normal among Chinese smartphones and widely called in-display fingerprint sensor, replaced the requirement of having a physical fingerprint sensor. The Vivo X20 Plus UD that was based on Android 7.1 Nougat also came with a matte back panel that just had the dual rear camera setup along with an LED flash.

Release year- 2018

Huawei P20 Pro

Huawei unveiled the P20 Pro in March 2018 as the world’s first smartphone with a triple rear camera setup. The Huawei P20 Pro had a camera setup that included an 8-megapixel sensor with 3x optical zoom thanks to a Leica telephoto lens and a 40-megapixel RGB sensor. The third sensor was placed next to the dual camera setup that had 20-megapixel resolution. It was a monochrome sensor — meant to enhance sharpness. Further, the P20 Pro included 4D Predictive Focus and six-axis image stabilisation. The smartphone was launched with Android 8.1 Oreo.

Release year- 2018

Vivo Nex

Vivo Nex was unveiled in June 2018 as the world’s first smartphone with a pop-up selfie camera. The company used an elevating mechanism that was later adopted by its homegrown competitors such as Huawei and Xiaomi. The Vivo Nex also included Vivo’s Screen SoundCasting technology that replaced the earpiece from the front side and provides a nearly bezel-less display. Further, the smartphone had the in-display fingerprint sensor that was different from the sensor available on the Vivo X20 UD. The smartphone came with Android 8.1 Oreo.

Release year- 2018

Samsung Galaxy A8s

Samsung launched the Galaxy A8s in December 2018 as the world’s first smartphone with a hole-punch display panel. The South Korean company called the panel the Infinity-O Display that reached various newer Galaxy-series models, including the Galaxy S10e and Galaxy Note 10 family. The Samsung Galaxy A8s based on Android 9 Pie also had a triple rear camera setup and an aluminium frame. Nevertheless, the hole-punch display was the USP of the Galaxy A8s that set the stage of many other similar-looking smartphones.

Release year- 2018

Samsung Galaxy Fold

Samsung Galaxy Fold is arguably the world’s first foldable smartphone for the masses. Launched in February this year, the phone comes with a flexible display that measures 7.3 inches and can deliver a tablet-like experience. There is also a secondary display that comes into force once the handset is folded. Although Samsung saw some criticism over the flimsy design of the Galaxy Fold, it made some improvements and fixed the initial design flaws to make the smartphone ready for the global markets. The Galaxy Fold runs Android 9 Pie so far, though it is likely to receive an update to Android 10 sometime next year.

Release year- 2019

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Redmi Note 9 Launched In India With Quad Rear Cameras, Hole-Punch Display: Check All Details Here

Redmi Note 9 Launched In India With Quad Rear Cameras, Hole-Punch Display: Check Price, Specifications Here The price for the Redmi Note 9 in India starts at Rs.11,999 for the 4GB+64GB storage capacity version. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Redmi Note 9 has been propelled in India as the most recent moderate cell phone by Xiaomi. The new model is the third in the Redmi Note 9 arrangement — after the Redmi Note 9 Pro and Redmi Note 9 Pro Max. The Redmi Note 9 accompanies a quad back camera arrangement and highlights a gap punch show plan. The cell phone likewise has invert charging support and as a replacement to the Redmi Note 8, it packs a 25 percent bigger battery that is promoted to convey as long as two days of use on a solitary charge. The Redmi Note 9 likewise presents to 6GB RAM. In addition, the telephone is intended to take on the Samsung Galaxy A21s, Oppo A9 2020, and Vivo S1 Pro.

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Redmi Note 9 India Version Is Said To Feature 6GB Storage RAM

Redmi Note 9 cost in India, accessibility subtleties (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Redmi Note 9 cost in India begins at Rs. 11,999 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB capacity variation. The telephone likewise has a 4GB RAM + 128GB capacity alternative that is valued at Rs. 13,499, while the first in class, 6GB RAM + 128GB capacity model conveys a sticker price of Rs. 14,999. It comes in three particular shading alternatives, to be specific Aqua Green, Arctic White, and Pebble Gray. The Redmi Note 9 will go marked down in the nation beginning at 12 pm IST (early afternoon) on Friday, July 24 through Amazon, Mi.com, and Mi Home stores. To review, the Redmi Note 9 was revealed at a worldwide occasion in late April. The telephone comes in 3GB RAM + 64GB and 4GB RAM + 128GB capacity alternatives in the universal markets.

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Redmi Note 9 details, highlights The double SIM (Nano) Redmi Note 9 sudden spikes in demand for Android 10 with MIUI 11 on top and highlights a full HD plus Dot display of 6.53-inches of resolution of 1080 by 2340 pixels of resolution of 1080 by 2340 pixels with a display angle proportion of 19.5:9 and Corning Gorilla Glass 5 insurance. In the processor, the telephone has a MediaTek Helio octa-center G85 SoC, worked with up to 6GB of LPPDDR4x RAM. There is the quad-camera on the back that incorporates a Samsung ISOCELL Bright GM1 essential sensor of 48-megapixel with a focal point aperture of f/1.79. The camera arrangement additionally incorporates an auxiliary ultra-wide-edge sensor of 8-megapixel, full-scale sensor of 2-megapixel with focal point aperture of f/2.4, and a profundity sensor of 2-megapixel of focal point aperture of 2-megapixel. There is also a camera sensor of 13-megapixel for selfies at the front.

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Xiaomi has given up to 128GB of locally available eMMC 5.1 capacity on the Redmi Note 9 that is expandable by means of microSD card (up to 512GB) through a committed space. Availability choices incorporate 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS/A-GPS, USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm earphone jack. The sensors of the Redmi Note 9 incorporates an encompassing light, infrared (IR) blaster, vicinity sensor, and an accelerometer. Besides, there is a unique mark sensor at the rear of the cell phone. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Redmi Note 9 accompanies a 1216 straight speaker. It additionally has P2i hydrophobic nano covering. Further, the telephone incorporates a 5,020mAh battery that bolsters 22.5W quick charging (a perfect charger is accessible in the crate). The battery additionally underpins 9W switch charging. Moreover, The telephone measures 162.33 by 77.2 by 8.9mm in size by dimension.

KEY SPECIFICATIONS

DISPLAY

6.53Inch

OS

AndroiD 10

RESOLUTION

1080x2340P

REAR CAMERA

48MP+8MP+

2MP+2MP

FRONT CAMERA

13MP

STORAGE

64GB

RAM

4GB

BATTERY

5020mAh

PROCESSOR

MT Helio G85

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