Micromax Canvas Nitro Launched with 5inch HD Display, 2GB Ram and 13MP camera at Rs 12,990

Micromax Canvas Nitro Launched with 5inch HD Display, 2GB Ram and 13MP camera at Rs 12,990

Micromax seems to losing its position because of Hot Selling Phone like Xiaomi Mi3 and Zenfone 5 but Micromax doesn't seems to give away their Spot so easily as they bring New Competitor in town Known as Canvas Nitro A310 launched yesterday in Delhi will be Exclusively available in Snapdeal.com

As far as specifications are concerned, the Canvas Nitro A310 flaunts a 5-inch HD 720p IPS display with oleophobic coating, and is powered by a 1.7GHz MediaTek octa-core smartphone paired with 2GB of RAM. Also included is 8GB of internal storage, of which around 5.6GB is available to users. The storage can be further expanded up to 64GB using a microSD card.

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They've provided a 13MP Sony camera with f/2.2 aperture. The selfie camera has a 22mm wide angle lens with a f/2.4 aperture and ov5648 bsi sensor. On the home screen Micromax has provided 5 quick widgets – Photo, Video, Front, Back, and Stable shot. Cameras are capable of HDR and low light photography, video has electronic stabilisation, and you can initiate the camera with a gesture "V" sign to click pictures from a far. Another interesting feature they've provided are the in-built gestures which can be used to customise the screen and to activate apps

The back has a leather finish, inspired by Napa Leather. Connectivity options include dual-SIM card slots, 3G support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and on the software front, the smartphone runs on Android 4.4 KitKat. The Canvas Nitro A310 is powered by 2500mAh battery. It's a pretty good phone but considering the price with hardware it still Expensive.

Additional Feature: Front Back ; lets you take one picture from the front facing camera and one from the rear facing camera and combine it as a single image. Refocus; lets you add blur to all areas except the area you select, more like a software version of HTC's dual camera setup.

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Motorola Moto X (Gen 2) Review: Stepping Up to a Bigger Game

Motorola Moto X (Gen 2) Review: Stepping Up to a Bigger Game

Motorola chose its market segments very wisely when plotting its comeba ck strategy, and now just over a year after the original Moto X made a fantastic impression on the world, the new Moto X (Gen 2) is trying to build on that momentum to take things to a new level. The Gen 2 model is not a direct replacement of its predecessor - it's far more expensive and has higher aspirations.

This is�Motorola's�push to cement itself as a competitor to the biggest names in the business. The�Moto X (Gen 2)�checks off nearly all the major boxes in terms of features, materials and specifications - and there's a little bit of special sauce in there as well. Let's take a closer look.

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Much anticipated Yamaha R25 coming to India in 2015 quarter

Much anticipated Yamaha R25 coming to India in 2015 quarter

As the 250cc category is getting really powerful, here comes the next member to the family the Yamaha R25.Yamaha Motor reported that they are planning to launch R25 in India by 2015 quarter and may be it will be exported from Yamaha plant in Indonesia, but its not officially confirmed yet.

Yamaha R25, �was launched in Indonesia on 20 May 2014, with a price tag of 53 Million Indonesian Rupiah (roughly ₹2.70 lakhs), we have got a report that many Indian motorcycle enthusiasts have tried to import the R25 form Indonesia before its launch in India and that shows how much Indians need R25.

Coming to technical specifications the R25�comes loaded with a 250 cc liquid-cooled, in-line, four-stroke, two-cylinder engine with a powerful 36 bhp output, @�12,000 rpm and a peak torque of 22.1 Nm @�10,000 rpm. Built on Tubular Diamond chassis, latest in the R-series line up comes with Telescopic suspension at the front and monocross suspension at the rear. It measures 2,090 mm in length, 720 mm in width, 1,135 mm in height and has a seat height of 780 mm.

Having a�wheelbase of 1,380 mm, the bike weighs 166 kgs and has a fuel tank capacity of 14.3 liters. It comes with the features like fuel consumption indicator, oil change indicator, trip and odo-meter and engine temperature warning. It will be available in three colors - Racing Blue, Predator Black and Diablo Red.�

But we also have a rumor that the R25 to be launched in India will be a single cylinder 250 cc motor, rather than the two cylinder Indonesian, which would make the bike affordable for the Indian two-wheeler�connoisseur.�

Yamaha R25 Rivals are Hyosung GT250R ,Kawasaki Ninja 250 Mono and Honda CBR250R.�

Again another news is that the R25 will not be�launched�in India�because of the fact that the Yamaha R25 is slightly under powered to the Kawasaki�Ninja 300 and CBR 300R from Honda. which is to be launched soon in India, and launching a 250cc motorcycle this late would be a bad decision.�

So here comes the picture of another big boy the R3, yes the 320cc Yamaha motorcycle,�rumored to have a 320cc three cylinder cross plane crankshaft heart, still no official confirmation.

But even the Indian motorcycle maker Bajaj have already� unveiled�Pulsar�400 SS & CS in Delhi motor-expo is also a much awaited motorcycle.

The expected price of Yamaha R25 is around�₹2.25lakhs (Ex-Showroom).

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