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Intex Aqua Lions 3 review: Scores big on battery and cameraFor the price, the Intex Aqua Lions 3 faces tough competition. The Redmi 4 offers much more for just Rs 500 extra.- Intex Aqua Vr 5.5 review: Great for first time VR usersThe phone itself has a 5.5-inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels.
- Intex Aqua S7 review: A stylish budget delight smartphone with better battery lifeThe Aqua S7 is the company’s latest launch that falls in the crowded sub Rs 10,000 price bracket.
- You can try Reliance Jio Preview Offer if you have one of these phonesReliance has tied up with around 18 smartphone brands including Samsung, Micromax and LG to bundle Jio SIM cards with them with free voice ...
- Intex Aqua View: Not a worthy competitorThe Intex Aqua View has more negatives than positives. If it's only a VR experience that you want, Intex and Karbonn are the only two that ...
- Launch pad: Intex debuts in VR segment with Aqua ViewThe phone comes with a Google Certified Cardboard VR. Features include a 1Ghz quad core Mediatek processor, 2GB RAM & 16GB storage.
- Intex Technologies expects 50% of revenue from consumer durables by 2017-endThe Delhi-based company expects 50% of its total revenue to come from consumer durables including televisions and washing machines by 2017-...
- Intex Aqua GenX review: Scores in build and features, price a let-downCrisp display, wide viewing angles, good touch response and excellent brightness, Aqua GenX doesn't compromise on the specifications.
- Intex Aqua Ace review: Good looking & smartly designed with a poor batteryWith the Aqua Ace, Intex has launched one of the few smartphones available today in the sub-Rs 15,000 price range with 3GB RAM.
- Intex Aqua Speed HD Review: Looks stylish with the curved edgesThe Aqua Speed HD looks stylish, thanks to metal finish rim and a pearl finish back panel. The curved edges of the removable rear panel alm...
- ET Reviews: Panasonic P81With Mediatek’s true octa core processor, the phone excels in day-today performance. The only place where we felt that the P81 was lacking ...
- ET Review: Intex Aqua i5HDIntex has fired off a capable salvo with this new Aqua i5HD. Priced below the first psychological barrier of Rs 10k, this new phone is slim...
- ET Review: Micromax Canvas KnightDevices based on MediaTek's 'true' octa core processor have already launched and Micromax is the third vendor to offer it after Intex and W...
- ET Review: Karbonn Titanium XIt has a unibody design and an ergonomic curved back panel. The curve makes the phone easy to hold and provides a good grip.
- ET Review: Micromax Canvas TurboEven though Micromax is late to the full HD display segment, the Canvas Turbo includes a number of impressive features to take on the compe...
- ET Review: Gionee Elife E6The display is pin sharp, has fantastic viewing angles thanks to IPS and offers superb touch response.
- ET Review: Intex Aqua i7Under the back panel is a removable 2,000mAh battery and dual SIM slots – one micro SIM and one full size SIM. The i7 also has a gorgeous 5...
- ET Review: Intex Aqua i55-inch (960 x 540 pixels), 1.2Ghz quad core, 1GB RAM, 4GB storage + MicroSD, 12MP rear + 2MP front cam, 2,000 mAh battery, Android 4.2
- ET Review: Intex Aqua 5.0Most budget 'phablets' now look alike: a fat, rectangular shape, large 5-inch screen and rounded edges.
- ET Review: Micromax A110 Canvas2The A110 Canvas 2 features several hardware and design upgrades. The phone is overall slimmer, even though the weight remains unchanged at ...
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