Samsung has just outed its shiny new Galaxy S5 at Mobile World Congress, but you may be curious how it stacks up against flagships from other outfits. Well folks, we've lined it up side-by-side with the Sony Xperia Z2, LG G Pro 2 and HTC One on the other side of the break. While the GS5 and Xperia Z2 appear to be neck and neck, it may come down to those standout features to see which handset gets the edge.

Samsung sought Monday to frame its new Galaxy S5 smartphone as a lifestyle product, as it emphasized a built-in heart-rate sensor and improved camera features over its slightly larger size.
One of the main appeals of Samsung phones has been their size. The screen has steadily increased since the 4 inches (10.2 centimetres) on the original S from 2010, while the iPhone made that jump to 4 inches only in 2012 and has stayed that way since.

But the S5 pushes the screen to only 5.1 inches (13 cms), measured diagonally, from 5 inches (12.7 cms) in last year's model. Instead of size, Samsung touted the new phone's ability to adapt its screen to changing external conditions and to dim it to avoid disturbing others nearby. The Galaxy S5 offers the world’s fastest autofocus speed up to 0.3 seconds and the advanced High Dynamic Range (HDR), reproduce natural light and color with striking intensity at any circumstances. Also new Selective Focus feature allows users to focus on a specific area of an object while simultaneously blurring out the background. With this capability, consumers no longer need a special lens kit to create a shallow depth of field (DOF) effect.

Here are the specs of Samsung’s new flagship handset:

• Size: 142 x 72.5 x 8.1
• Weight: 145g
• 5.1-inch FHD Super AMOLED display (1920 x 1080 resolution)
• 2.5GHz quad-core processor
• 2GB of RAM
• 16/32GB of memory
• microSD support up to 64GB
• 16-megapixel camera with UHD 4K video recording at 30fps and various software features
• 2.1-megapixel front-facing camera
• LTE Cat 4 (150/50Mbps) support
• 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac HT80 MIMO (2×2) Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth 4.0 BLE/ANT_
• USB 3.0
• NFC
• IR Remote
• 2800mAh battery
• IP67 Dust and Water Resistant
• Fingerprint scanner
• Heart rate sensor
• Android 4.4.2 KitKat with various software features on top including Ultra Power Saving Mode, Download Booster, S Health 3.0, Quick Connect, Private Mode, Kids Mode

 Samsung has just announced that the Galaxy S5 will be available starting April 11th in 150 countries. Over here in the US, it'll be available on Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless, MetroPCS and U.S. Cellular. Ma Bell is going one step further, offering up the Gear 2 and the Gear Fit smartwatches as well. If you'd rather go elsewhere for your mobile needs, retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, Costco, RadioShack, Sam's Club, Target and Walmart will have the GS5 plus all three of Samsung's newly announced wearables.

As for our friends across the Atlantic, UK providers EE, Three and Vodafone UK have jumped aboard the GS5 bandwagon, as have retailers Phones4u and Carphone Warehouse. Though it hasn't been announced, we expect other carriers such as O2 will support the phone too. No word on pricing just yet, but we expect we'll find that out closer to the phone's April launch date.

Nokia is officially launching its very first Android devices, known as the X and the X+, on stage at its annual Mobile World Congress press conference. We were all taken aback by the second (and third) device (since only one leaked), so it's incredible to see Nokia make such a huge foray into enemy territory. The X will have a 4-inch, 840 x 480 IPS screen, 512MB RAM, 4GB of storage expandable storage via microSD slot and 3-megapixel camera, while the X+ sports the same specs but more RAM (768 MB) and an included 4GB microSD card.

You won't be getting Google's apps or Play store, however as both handsets will be based on the forked AOSP Android OS. Nokia says that'll have the advantages of the Android ecosystem, but with a "differentiated experience." So far, Here Maps, MixRadio, Skype and Outlook are being featured on the Nokia Store. You can access the Nokia and third party stores using the devices, but not Google Play, obviously. We've heard SwiftKey will be available on the Nokia X range (and for free, too), as will BBM, which is also coming to Windows Phone sometime "this summer."
 
The new devices are featuring a ported version of FastLane for Asha devices as a sort of skin, to give a similar experience as its other budget handsets. When you swipe across it, it'll bring up a sort of notification bar showing recently used apps, missed calls and texts and other activities. During the demo, Elop showed both the Nokia Store also Yandex, where he pulled down Aero Express, a Russian-flavored app. The X will be available immediately in growth markets (ie, not the US) and run 89 euros. The X+, meanwhile, will run 99 euros but won't arrive until sometime in Q2 this year.

Samsung has introduced two new smartwatches, the Galaxy Gear 2 and the Gear 2 Neo. The distinguishing feature between the two is that the Gear 2 has a 2-megapixel camera, while the Neo is sans camera, and half an ounce lighter for it. Both Galaxy Gear 2 watches offer two to three days' worth of battery life, versus the single day on Gear. The Gear 2 also incorporates its camera into the watch face—a much cleaner look than the bump that resulted from its residence in the watchband of the Gear.

Both watches feature fitness applications, including a heart-rate monitor, a pedometer, and a (downloadable) sleep and stress monitor. Bluetooth and Bluetooth Calling are included, and so are the abilities to accept or reject incoming calls and messages. Crucially, the new watches also feature stand-alone music players that can attach to Bluetooth headsets, eliminating the need for a phone to listen to music.

"We see a unique role for Tizen in the industry to create and to grow a new, open and flexible, mobile operating system that allows developers to [write once and run] on many devices," Christopher Croteau, managing director Intel's Software and Services Group and a board member of the Tizen Association, said at the time.

The Gear 2 smartwatches will be able to access a "robust application ecosystem" at launch, Samsung CEO JK Shin said in a statement. Thanks to a workaround, the watches will also be able to run Android apps. "With the Samsung Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo," Shin added, "we have enhanced everything consumers love about the Gear to offer unparalleled smart freedom in their everyday life."

• The new Lenovo tablet features a 10.1-inch “20/20 Vision” display with full HD 1920 x 1200 pixel display, which automatically adjusts the image qualities on the screen to ambient light.

• The Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 HD+ features the same design as the Yoga 10, which was launched last year. 

•  The tablet comes with a kickstand with three different modes - Hold, Tilt and Stand.

• The Lenovo tablet runs Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and is powered by a 1.6GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 SoC along with 2GB of RAM. 

• The tablet has an 8MP rear camera and 1.6MP front camera. 

• For connectivity, it supports WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, 3G in select countries, and Bluetooth 4.0.

Mozilla is planning to launch a '$25 smartphone' for markets in developing countries. The company announced plans for its FireFox OS for the next year at MWC in Barcelona today.

Famous for its browser FireFox, Mozilla has partnered with Chinese low-cost chip maker Spreadtrum for the cheap smartphone which will run on Mozilla's own mobile operating system- the FireFox OS.
Analysts believe that the phone is likely to become popular among people looking to buy cheaper feature phones. In developing countries like India, feature phones are very popular due to their pricing and capabilities.

The company has also designed a trio of chipsets around the ARM Cortex A5 processor. Alcatel and ZTE are expanding their range of FireFox OS phones. Each company only sells one mobile phone each which are based on the FireFox OS. Alcatel will launch three new handsets, ranging from the low to mid-range. ZTE will launch two phones.

Huawei has also joined the FireFox league and will soon launch the Ascend Y300.
FireFox will launch on tablets soon as well and the OS is likely to get a major update this year.

Nokia has announced the popular cross-platform messaging app 'BlackBerry Messenger' (BBM) will soon be available on the Windows Phone mobile operating system.

Intel has announced its new Atom processors, aimed for use in smartphones and tablets, at MWC in Barcelona.

The company launched the Intel Atom Z3480 processor codenamed "Merrifield" which is clocked at 2.13GHz. It is a 64-bit ready SoC and Intel claims that the chip delivers best-in-class compute performance for the mainstream and performance segments. It is based on Intel's 22nm Silvermont microarchitecture and features a PowerVR Series 6 Graphics IP core. It is also the company's first SoC to feature the new Intel Integrated Sensor Solution.

Intel also disclosed new details on its next-generation 64-bit Intel Atom processor, the Intel XMM 7260 code named "Moorefield." The 7260 will feature the same Merrifield feature set but adds two additional Intel architecture (IA) cores for up to 2.3GHz of compute performance, an enhanced GPU and support for faster memory. The 7260 is optimized for Intel's 2014 LTE platform. It is also certified to run on 70 percent of LTE networks globally and provides speeds of up to 300Mbps downlink and 50Mbps uplink.

Google is reportedly working on a WiFi app for Android and iOS devices that automatically authenticates and connects to free hotspots inside Starbucks stores as well as private hotspots.

According to sources, Google has internally discussed linking the app to its rollout of faster WiFi connections to all 7,000 Starbucks stores in the US. Currently, Starbucks customers need to find the access point open their browser and agree to the terms and conditions.

The new WiFi 'Google Starbucks' hotspots will allow users to connect automatically. Google has said it will provide Starbucks stores with a 100x speed boost in Fiber cities like Austin, KC and Provo and is now exploring the feasibility of deploying fiber connections in 34 more US cities.

Google, Microsoft, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and a number of other companies have joined together to form WifiForward, a collaboration aimed at improving and expanding Wi-Fi networks. Google is one of the first companies to offer free city wide WiFi network. The internet giant rolled out over 500 streetlight hotspots across Mountain View, California and is now planning to roll out Google WiFi to more locations across the US and Canada. Google has donated nearly $600,000 to equip 31 of San Francisco's public parks with free WiFi for at least two years.

Just days ago, Apple released an update for iOS that closed up a web networking security hole, and today Macs running OS X Mavericks have gotten similar treatment.

The update to 10.9.2 doesn't explicitly list the SSL vulnerability patch among its updates in the download notification, but we've confirmed its presence with Apple. The update also brings along a slew of other security fixes as well. And, if you aren't running Mavericks just yet, Apple tells us not to fret, for separate security updates tailored to other affected versions of OS X will be coming along shortly.

Along with the peace of mind knowing your laptop is more secure than it was yesterday, the update also delivers FaceTime audio calling and call waiting to desktop voice chats, plus iMessage is getting the power to block folks from sending you messages. Naturally, 10.9.2 also brings various audio, Safari and email bug fixes, too. The update's available now, so don't let us keep you from it. Stay safe, folks.

Facebook said Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire WhatsApp in a $16 billion cash and stock arrangement with the popular messaging application's parent company. The announcement was made in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


The deal for WhatsApp includes 183,865,778 shares of Facebook stock, valued at $12 billion, along with $4 billion in cash. Once the acquisition closes, Facebook has promised to grant 45,966,444 restricted stock units (RSUs) to WhatsApp founders and employees, tacking on an additional $3 billion in value to the deal. The additional RSUs will vest over four years following closing.

WhatsApp has 450 million monthly active users, more than 70 percent of whom are active on a daily basis, Facebook said in a press release. The service is also adding 1 million new registered users per day. The application will, much like Instagram, remain independent from its new parent company.

"You can continue to use WhatsApp no matter where in the world you are, or what smartphone you're using," Koum said. "And you can still count on absolutely no ads interrupting your communication. There would have been no partnership between our two companies if we had to compromise on the core principles that will always define our company, our vision and our product."

Google is planning a huge expansion for Google Fiber, its ultra-fast Internet and television service in the United States. The company has reached out to 34 cities, spanning nine metro areas across the country, to see what, if any, roadblocks there are to rolling out Google Fiber in their area.
At the moment, Google Fiber is only available in Kansas City, Kansas and Provo, Utah – with plans to support Austin, Texas by mid-2014. support Austin, Texas by mid-2014. While the initiative has certainly attracted attention, it’s only affected a tiny proportion of the United States population up until now.
The new municipalities that Google is considering are:

Avondales Estates, Brookhaven, College Park, Decatur, East Point, Hapeville, Sandy Springs and Smyrna (Atlanta); Scottsdale and Tempe (Pheonix); Beaverton, Hillsboro, Gresham, Lake Oswego and Tigard (Portland); Carrborro, Cary, Chapel Hill, Durham, Garner, Morrisville and Raleigh (Raleigh-Durham); Santa Clara, Mountain View, Sunnyvale and Palo Alto (San Jose); Charlotte, Nashville, Salt Lake City and San Antonio.

Google says that it’ll announce which of the new cities will receive Google Fiber by the end of the year. For each location, the company will consider a number of factors that could affect the roll-out, such as the nature of the landscape, the density of housing and local infrastructure. City leaders, meanwhile, will be asked to provide information about the current conduit, water, gas and electricity lines in their area.

“They’ll also help us find ways to access existing infrastructure—like utility poles—so we don’t unnecessarily dig up streets or have to put up a new pole next to an existing one,” Milo Medin, VP for Google Access Services said.

Microsoft announced today that it has entered into a “long-term strategic partnership” with DocuSign to offer the latter’s eSignature apps across all of Office 365. What this means is that Office 365 will now be able to submit and digitally sign documents without having to leave Office. It’s a win for DocuSign as its product will be used in more places and it’s a win for Microsoft as it keeps users inside the Office ecosystem.

“Leading partners like DocuSign are building apps on the Office platform to help our customers get more value directly from their most highly used applications,” said John Case, vice president of Marketing, Microsoft Office. “This partnership with DocuSign helps our customers keep transactions digital and manage eSignatures seamlessly from within Office 365, where they already communicate, collaborate and create.”

Here’s a list of benefits users will experience thanks to this partnership:

For nearly 30 years, it was the best selling car in India. But the Maruti 800 is now on its final journey. The last model of the red Maruti 800 car was rolled out from the company's Gurgaon plant on January 18, 2014, and sent to a dealer in Shillong.

Since it first came out in 1983, the 800 single handedly revolutionized the automobile industry in India.  It was popular among the masses and held its ground as the most common choice among carriers for middle class families. Since its production, Maruti has sold 2.5 million units of the car. At the time of the launch, the Maruti 800 was priced at Rs. 50,000. The current price of the car is about Rs. 2,35,000. It hasn’t just been successful in India. Over the years, the Maruti 800 was exported to several countries, including Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Morocco and a few European countries.

The first car was sold to Harpal Singh in 1983 who owned the car throughout his lifetime.
 

New game submissions containing the word ‘Flappy’ are reportedly being rejected by both Apple and Google.

A seemingly endless stream of clones have hit both the App Store and Google Play since the removal of Dong Nguyen’s original Flappy Bird but TechCrunch reports that a number of developers have now had submissions for clones blocked by both companies.

Apple’s reasons for the rejections are as follows:
22.2: Apps that contain false, fraudulent or misleading representations will be rejected
22.2 We found that your app, and/or its metadata, contains content that could be misleading to users, which is not in compliance with the App Store Review Guidelines. We found your app name attempts to leverage a popular app.

None of which addresses the multiple clones already available – and charting highly – on both stores, of course.

Cyber security experts have detected a series of several vulnerabilities in popular web browsers Chrome and Firefox, according to PTI. Internet users in the Indian cyber space have been asked to keep a check on their systems. In view of these browsers prone to such virus-based activities, users have been advised to upgrade their versions on their workstations.

CERT-In is the agency to combat hacking, phishing and to protect security-related defenses of the Indian cyber space arena. The advisory said that the maximum damage these vulnerabilities can cause include memory corruption, forced downloading of files and loss of information. Users have been asked by the advisory board to either use proper security patches (Mozilla Firefox) or upgrade their browsers with the latest version (Google Chrome).
  “The two web browsers are an important tool for Internet surfing among Indian online consumers. The anomalies have been detected recently and it would be advised that users upgrade their existing versions sooner than later. These activities are mischievous on part of hackers or they are harmful viruses,” a cyber security expert told PTI.

The affected versions include “Firefox versions prior to 27.0, Firefox extended support release (ESR) versions prior to 24.3, Thunderbird versions prior to 24.3, SeaMonkey versions prior to 2.24 and Google Chrome prior to version 32.0.1700.102.”

SlickLogin has proposed a rather new way to exchange or augment the age-old password system with pronounce. It seems that Google has been listening and has fitting acquired the beginning, which could show the tech anomaly's plans for strengthening its proof group.

Text-based passwords is the most essential mould of substantiation and, as specified, has been also been the most targeted cast of personalised collection, along with commendation book book. Patch we may never see the termination of passwords, individual systems eff been formed in order to modify its warrant by tacking on to the authentication group.

One of the most general of these new login methods is two-step mark. In a sagacity, SlickLogin is also kindred in that it requires the use of a substitute instrumentality, in this showcase a smartphone. The difference is that SlickLogin uses the situation of fit to add a award of warrantee and individuation to each login.

The beginning has vindicatory declared on its website that it is joining forces with Google in ordination to hit the Cyberspace safer for everyone. Course, neither troupe has revealed information nearly future projects, tho' it wouldn't be too major a jump to wait that an audio-based two-step validation noesis leave presently be acquirable on Google's sites.

Dhingana, the Indian music streaming startup battling to stay alive for past few months, has finally shutdown.

We have been trying to speak with Dhingana CEO Rohit Bhatia for past few weeks, but he’s been requesting more time for bringing clarity on the startup’s future. Dhingana is among the top-funded music startups in India. It raised $7 million in Series B funding in October last year from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Inventus Capital Partners and Helion Venture Partners.
Dhingana’s website is now showing this goodbye message:

Goodbye!
We hope that you enjoyed listening to Dhingana as much as we enjoyed building it.
But alas, all good things must come to an end.
We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for letting us be a part of your musical moments!
- The Dhingana Team

Dhingana started facing a crisis when its biggest partner — T Series — said it will not renew the agreement. T-Series president Neeraj Kalyan had confirmed to TechCrunch, that the company will not renew the license set to expire for nearly 8,000 songs from Dhingana’s catalogue. Until then, Dhingana’s CEO had said discussions were on for exploring the road ahead, and it all looked like a near-death experience. But it’s all over now for Dhingana.Meanwhile, Dhingana’s shutdown underscores some of the existential questions faced by startups in India’s online music, entertainment space. Curbing piracy and ensuring a healthier ecosystem where music labels and streaming services working more closely can help, but it might take longer, and Dhingana could not wait that long. 

Facebook on Thursday added new gender options for people's profiles. In a nod to the "it's complicated" sexual identities of many of its users, the social network on Thursday added a third "custom" gender option for people's profiles. In addition to Male or Female, Facebook now lets U.S. users choose among some 50 additional options such as "transgender," "cisgender," "gender fluid," "intersex" and "neither."

Users also now have the ability to choose the pronoun they'd like to be referred to publicly: he/his, she/her, or the gender-neutral they/their. Facebook said it worked with a group of leading lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender advocacy organizations to come up with the new gender categories.

• To edit your gender status (or other personal information), Facebook offers these instructions:

• Go to your Timeline (which we sometimes refer to as your profile).

• Click Update Info at the bottom of your cover photo.

• Click Edit in the top right of the section you'd like to change. (The new gender options are only accessible within an autocomplete drop-down menu, so you have to begin typing to see them appear.)

• Enter your new info and click Save.

Among other new gender options identified on Facebook so far: Trans Female, Trans Male, Trans Person, Gender Variant, Gender Questioning, Bigender, Androgynous, Pangender and Transsexual.

After Amazon and Flipkart, its eBay’s turn to woo Indian shoppers with quick delivery service. eBay India has launched its new ‘9 Hour Delivery’ service. Pretty much as the name suggests, the online retailer promises to deliver select goods within 9 hours. Currently, the service is available only for users in Mumbai. Unlike Flipkart and Amazon’s one-day delivery services that charge Rs 90 and Rs 99 respectively, the eBay service comes without any additional shipping charges and fees.

According to the terms of the service, customers who place their orders before 12 noon will get their products before 9 pm on the same day. On the other hand, orders placed after 12 noon will be shipped the next day.

This service is applicable only on popular “hot selling” products across categories. eBay will also be promoting the campaign effectively on-ground and create awareness about the service through the Mumbai Dabbawala Association, Meru Cab fleet and on radio.

With MWC 2014 on the horizon, LG has moved with a pre-emptive mobile strike and unveiled its latest phablet, the G Pro 2.

Specifications of LG G Pro 2 :


 
The G Pro 2 will be on the market in Korea in late February. LG, the world's fourth-biggest smartphone maker by sales, did not announce a global sales target for the phone. This model will compete against other major phablets, such as Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Nokia Lumia 1520, HTC One Max and Sony Xperia Z Ultra. The company has also teased the launch of the mini version of its LG G2 smartphone, which will be unveiled on February 24.

An alleged leaked image of the Samsung Galaxy S5 retail box packing has been spotted on the Internet, days before the expected launch of the smartphone.

The Samsung Galxy S5 will be launched at MWC on February 24, an image of a Samsung Galaxy S5 retail box packaging has already been spotted on the web. The image shows that the phone features a 5.25 inch QHD (Quad HD) Super AMOLED display, a 20 megapixel rear camera along with a 2.0 megapixel front camera. Under the hood, it has a 2.5GHz quad-core processor bundled with 3GB of RAM. It also reveals that the device packs a 3000mAh battery and runs on the Android 4.4 KitKat OS.

Although the specs align with few rumoured specifications tipped earlier, but it is of course possible that the box image could be doctored. The styling and the icons shown in the image look exactly like the Galaxy S4 and Note 3 box packaging, and it is highly unlikely that Samsung would keep the same branding for another generation.

MediaTek today announces the MT6595, a premium mobile solution with the world’s first 4G LTE octa-core smartphone SOC powered by the latest Cortex-A17™ CPUs from ARM®.
Excellent Performance-Per-Watt
• Four ARM Cortex-A17™, each with significant performance improvement over previous-generation processors, plus four Cortex-A7™ CPUs
• ARM big.LITTLE™ architecture with full-system coherency performs sophisticated tasks efficiently
• Integrated Imagination Technologies PowerVR™ Series6 GPU for high-performance graphics
Integrated 4G LTE Multi-Mode Modem
• Rel. 9, Category 4 FDD and TDD LTE with data rates up to 150Mbits/s downlink and 50Mbits/s uplink
• DC-HSPA+ (42Mbits/s), TD-SCDMA and EDGE for legacy 2G/3G networks
• 30+ 3GPP RF bands support to meet operator needs worldwide

According to a report nine countries in Asia-Pacific have more than a million LinkedIn members each, including India with 24 million users, Australia has five million, China has about four million, Indonesia and the Philippines have over two million each, while Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and New Zealand have more than one million users each.

The Yahoo-owned photo-sharing site launched on Feb. 10, 2004. A decade after hitting the scene, Flickr now boasts nearly 2 million groups, and its users share around a million photos every day, the company wrote in a blog post.

"It's exciting for me to celebrate Flickr's birthday!" co-founder Stewart Butterfield said in a statement. "When we dreamed this photo site 10 years ago, we couldn't have imagined the impact it would have on digital photo sharing and the way it would connect people worldwide. I am proud of Flickr and excited for what's ahead."

These days, Flickr is facing stiff competition, with new photo-sharing services hitting the Web and app stores all the time. Under the purview of Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, however, Flickr last May rolled out a major site redesign, ditching its old interface for photos that fill the screen, and upped the free storage limit to 1TB per user. The company has also been paying more attention to its apps, with a new version for Android and updates for iOS.

Dong Nyugen, the Hanoi based game developer who made 'Flappy Bird' has removed the game from iOS and Android app stores. The game no longer appears in searches on either platforms.

Nyugen had recently tweeted that “I cannot take this anymore.” His other tweets also suggest that he was frustrated with the overnight success. On Feb 04, he tweeted asking for “peace” and called the media is “overrating” the game. Four days later, he tweeted, “I can call Flappy Bird is a success of mine. But it also ruins my simple life.

A lot of people had criticized the game for having a visual design that was similar to Super Mario Bros. Replying to such criticism, Nyugen wrote, “It is not anything related to legal issues. I just cannot keep it anymore” in a tweet on Saturday. In a recent interview with The Verge, Nyugen had said that he was making $50,000 a day from advertising on the game. 

The much-awaited Motorola Moto G is finally here. Flipkart has launched the Moto G 8GB variant for Rs. 12,499, while the 16GB variant has been priced at Rs. 13,999.

The Moto G will be exclusively available through Flipkart. Right now, there's no information on the availability of the smartphone, but we expect it be available by second or third week of this month.

The Motorola Moto G is considered to be the market changer with its attractive price point and brand value.

The smartphone features 4.5-inch 720p IPS display, is expected to be a game changer in the budget Android smartphone market in India. The smartphone features a 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 1GB of RAM and a 2070mAh battery. The Moto G has a 5MP camera and exists in two variants: 8GB and 16GB.

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