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In recent years, Motorola has ruled the roost in the sub-$300 Android space, but that may be changing with thanks to the Nokia 5.4. With a vibrant screen, excellent battery life, much-improved cameras, and three years of software support, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better all-around value for the price.

Nokia is one of the last few brands that are still selling smartphones based on Android One platform in India. For the uninitiated, Android One is a family of Android smartphones powered by stock versions of Android with a focus on Google services. That said, the Nokia smartphones often come with an up-to-date Android operating system that has advertisement-free vanilla user interface and no pre-installed bloatware. The Nokia 5.4, a new midrange smartphone from Finnish technology start-up HMD ...

Published: March 8, 2021 11:00 AM IST The last Redmi Note that I personally liked was the Redmi Note 7 launched in early 2019. That was one massive upgrade, be it in terms of the camera, the design, the battery or any other department. Fast forward to 2021, Xiaomi has now released the Redmi Note 10 series, including the base Redmi Note 10, the Redmi Note 10 Pro and the top-end Redmi Note 10 Pro Max. Also Read - Top gaming smart...

Representative Image of Nokia 3.4 Nokia is soon expected to change the way it names its smartphones. The HMD Global-owned company could soon launch a new smartphone, under a new smartphone series, giving rise to a different naming scheme for the Nokia smartphones. Also Read - Nokia C10, Nokia C20 with 6.5-inch HD+ displays launched: Price, specifications The upcoming Nokia smartphone’s rumours are now on the grapevine, telling us how it could be like. Here’s a look at what all we know. Also...

Nokia 3.4 comes in a single variant but three attractive colors. At Rs 11,999, Nokia 3.4 faces fierce competition. See how it stands up to rivals in India.

Update policies of various smartphone brands Update policies of various smartphone brands By:Abhishek Malhotra, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi Last updated : March 01, 2021 12:13 pm Advertisement Software experience constitutes half of the smartphone experience while the other half is based on the hardware quality. Software experience is further enhanced with updates, most importantly the newest version of Android which is released by Google, followed by security ...

The Nokia 3.4 costs Rs 11,999 in India. With its Snapdragon 460 chip, 6.3-inch display, and a set of average cameras, is it worth buying?

Nokia 3.4 is a budget offering from HMD Global and is a part of Googles Android One programme. The new phone runs Android 10 out of the box but is ready for Android 11 and youre also guaranteed an update to Android 12. Is this a promising device, or is it making promises it cant keep? Lets find out.

Thin backplate feels cheap Best known for its excellent midrange lineup, OnePlus is making a splash in the budget smartphone market with the OnePlus Nord N100 ($179.99). The N100 is OnePlus’s least expensive smartphone to date, and it debuts with plenty of hits and only a few misses. Its mediocre cameras and plasticky build fail to impress, but those concessions are common at this price point. The qualities that matter most for day-in-day-out use are display, performance, and battery life, a...

Redmi Note 8 and Mi 10T Lite are getting Android 11 update In the past, Xiaomi was plagued by Android fragmentation on its devices. Since the brand has its own philosophy through its MIUI software, it didn’t care much about updating the underlying Android version on several devices. However, this has been changing in the past couple of years. The brand is pushing Android updates more often while it irons out all the issues on its MIUI updates. So far, MIUI-based devices are getting better And...