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Sony to release Android 5.0 Lollipop for Xperia Z series only
Xiaomi to launch a new device in India, should be Redmi 2
Xiaomi has a new contest in India, held via the official Facebook page. There you must find three words into a word puzzle and then you automatically participate for winning one of the three gadgets.
The puzzle has words such as 'Quick Charge', 'Wide angle', 'expandable', 'matte' and 'Cortex'. These should suggest the Redmi 2, since the Redmi 1S is out of stock already, while the Mi Note Pro is yet to be released later this year.
Hopefully Xiaomi doesn't make exclusive the Redmi 2 to Flipkart as it did with the previous Redmi 1S smartphone. The Redmi 2 is already available in China and it is about time Xiaomi launches it in India as well.
The contest ends by the end of March 11. This means the announcement should happen in a week or so.
Moto Maxx will be released in India as the Moto Turbo
Next Tuesday, on March 10, Motorola is holding an event in India. It's always been clear that the company will use this avenue to make the new Moto E (2015) official for the subcontinent. But now it looks like Motorola will have something else to announce too.
It turns out that the company is planning to sell the Moto Maxx in India as the Moto Turbo. This information comes straight from Motorola's Indian website,
f the Moto Turbo will be identical to the Maxx and the Droid Turbo on the inside as well as the outside, then it should sport a 5.2-inch 2,560x1,440 OLED touchscreen, a 21 MP rear camera with dual-LED flash, and a 2 MP selfie snapper.
Powering it is supposed to be the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chipset, with a 2.7 GHz quad-core CPU and Adreno 420 GPU, aided by 3GB of RAM. The phone may be kept running by the same 3,900 mAh battery too.
Like the Moto E (2015), the Moto Turbo could be exclusively offered in India through Flipkart, the country's biggest online retailer.
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