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He said a high-speed train would soon be started from Hisar to Delhi to improve connectivity to the international airport at New Delhi.

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The first phone powered by a Hexa-core processor, there is no sluggishness, most apps and games run without a hitch

The display is good — sharp, rich colours and good brightness levels. We just wished the viewing angles were slightly better.

The sheer variety of Android smartphones under the Rs 10k mark is the main driving force behind the impressive growth in numbers.

The Spice Pinnacle Stylus is one of the few budget smartphones with a 5.5-inch HD (1280 x 720 pixels) display.

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The device is candybar shape with black-white colour scheme — this is the only colour.

It runs the latest Android 4.2 and is powered by a 1.5Ghz quad core processor, 1GB RAM, 8GB storage (expandable) and a 2,100mAh battery.

iBall’s flagship Android smartphone marries powerful hardware and multiple software features.

Spice has preloaded HiCamera — their own camera app with an advanced interface and additional features. The device matches competitors in t...

What makes the Pinnacle special (apart from the large screen) is that it has software features usually found in premium Samsung smartphones.

In these days of post-call-me-Tony British politics, the importance of being human is often grossly over-interpreted .