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These budget smartphones fall under Rs 20,000 and run on stock Android OS, which means these are among the first to get the latest Google u...

With every new iteration of the OS, developers have been given access to take advantage of all the functionalities in Android.

Stock Android, dual cameras, a 10-core processor, front camera with flash & a large battery make it worth it.

It's a matter of time before it rolls out to most Android phones, however if you use a Google device, you are first in line.

The Android 5.1.1 run BlackBerry Priv comes with a 5.4-inch QHD display.

Android One is Google's pet project to increase adoption of smartphones in emerging markets with India being the first country where it is ...

It's a tough battle and Google needs to step up the Android One game. There is nothing that sets the Android One smartphones apart anymore.

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If Google indeed keeps the Nexus programme, it will probably have 3 different programmes for devices powered by stock version of Android.

The move by Google gains more significance because Microsoft too is eyeing the price-conscious consumers in emerging markets.