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Samsung Galaxy Note 5 to be unveiled today..!!!
Xiaomi announces Redmi Note 2 and Redmi Note 2 Prime
Xiaomi has announced the new Redmi Note 2 and the Redmi Note 2 Prime in China. The phone comes with several improvements across the board over its predecessor, including a new design, display, processor, camera, and a new version of MIUI
The new Redmi Note 2 runs on the MediaTek Helio X10 chipset, with eight Cortex-A53 CPU cores. We have previously seen this chipset being used on the HTC One M9+, which was a flagship device unlike the Redmi Note 2. The phone also has 2GB of RAM and 16GB storage. The Redmi Note 2 Prime variant comes with 32GB storage. It also has a slightly faster 2.2GHz CPU compared to the 2.0GHz on the standard Redmi Note 2.
Other specs include a 5.5-inch 1920x1080 resolution LCD, 13 megapixel rear camera with Samsung sensor, and 5-element lens with f/2.2 aperture. The camera also has phase detection autofocus, which is much faster than conventional contrast detection autofocus systems. On the front is a 5 megapixel camera made by OmniVision. There is also dual SIM support, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, IR blaster, and a 3,020mAh battery. Finally, the Redmi Note 2 comes with the new MIUI 7 out of the box.
In China, the Redmi Note 2 will be available in three variants. The 16GB model will be available TDD-LTE + TD-SCDMA and TDD-LTE + FDD-LTE variants, priced at RMB 799 (USD 125) and RMB 899 (USD 140), respectively. The 32GB variant, also known as Redmi Note 2 Prime, will support TDD-LTE + FDD-LTE and is priced at RMB 999 (USD 156).
Samsung retains top spot in Indian smartphone market in Q2 2015 despite fierce competition from newer brands
According to the latest report by International Data Corporation (IDC), India has seen a jump of 44 percent in smartphone shipments during Q2 2015.
The data seems pretty encouraging as over 26.5 million units of smartphones were shipped in India, which is much more than 18.4 million units that were shipped Q2 2014. Moreover, the quarter performance has also grown up by 19 percent, which was almost negligible in Q1 2015. The report also states that this growth is limited to smartphones only, as the overall Indian phone market has declined by 6%. During Q2 2015, vendors shipped around 59.4 million smartphone units as compared to 63.2 million in Q2 2014.
Key to the success of the Chinese vendors has been popular flash sales through online players such as Flipkart, Snapdeal, and Amazon. At the same time, they have also focused on bringing more 4G phones at affordable US$100-150 price points, which is a segment left unattended by Indian and global vendors.
- Kiranjeet Kaur, Research Manager, IDC
Samsung has retained its lead in the Indian smartphone market in Q2 2015 despite seeing a decrease in the quarter-on-quarter shipment. Micromax acquired the second position with 60% growth, and Intex has jumped to the third position with its dominance in the sub-6k segment. Lava claimed the 4th position, and Lenovo acquired the 5th position.
IDC states that the growth in the Indian smartphone market was fuelled by the availability of more affordable phones as well as due to the penetration of online retailers. The data research company also stated that India will most likely maintain its double-digit growth in the coming few years, and chances are that it might even surpass the United States and become the second largest market worldwide by the year 2017.
Samsung Galaxy Note5 brings Exynos 7420, ultra-sleek body
Meet the fifth generation Galaxy Note, though we like to think of it as the third "era" of Note. Every other generation brings a new design language – first two were all plastic, the second duo introduced faux leather, now Samsung has dropped plastic completely for a metal and glass follow-up to the Galaxy S6.
The Samsung Galaxy Note5 (no space) is an evolution of the Note 4 with S6 DNA. The bezels around the 5.7" screen are narrower, the phablet itself is almost a millimeter thinner making it easier to hold in the hand.
The Super AMOLED screen has QHD resolution as before, but the way it interacts with the S Pen stylus has been revamped. The stylus is clickable, though that only serves to get it out of its sheath. Once you do, you can start immediately taking a note even when the screen is "off" (with AMOLED the distinction is small).
If the screen is already on the new Air Command shows up instead. You get to put app shortcuts in it to make multitasking easier.
Speaking of, the Galaxy Note5 has 4GB of RAM, up from 3GB on both the Note 4 and Galaxy S6. This gives apps more playroom, but the Exynos 7420 chipset will have an even bigger impact – it's currently the fastest mobile chipset on the market, Samsung didn’t even need to overclock it as new competition is yet to catch up.
Storage is based on the fast UFS 2.0 standard. While it outruns regular eMMC 5.0 storage, data hoarders have been locked out of expanding the memory – the base model has 32GB, you can upgrade to 64GB and that's it. No microSD slot, no 128GB option (Samsung discontinued the 128GB S6 in some markets).
The camera is lifted from the Galaxy S6. A 16MP sensor behind a wide f/1.9 aperture, plus optical image stabilization and auto real-time HDR. It can record 2160p video or livestream 1080p to YouTube. For selfies you get a 5MP sensor and an f/1.9 aperture.
Samsung has updated the audio department with Ultra High Quality Audio, which promises "richer" sound. This feature will work over Bluetooth with new compatible Level On headphones.
The Galaxy Note5 checks wireless all boxes, but a highlight is Samsung Pay, which works over NFC or MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission). Pay will launch in the US in September so it will be ready when Note5s arrive in users' hands.
The updated fingerprint sensor is available to secure transactions and other features of the phablet.
Much like the storage, the battery has been sealed off. What's more the capacity dropped to 3,000mAh (220mAh down). Samsung is counting on Fast Charging – both wired and wireless! – to offset that.
The Samsung Galaxy Note5 will be available for pre-order today, coming in Black Sapphire, White Pearl, Gold Platinum and Silver Titanium.
It will be available in the US on August 21, with pre-orders starting today. You can go for a hands-on as soon as tomorrow in 7,000 locations across the US. Pricing will be announced by the carriers.
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