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Several firms have come forward to offer 4G services in Hyderabad to make it a fully Wi-Fi enabled city

The Korean tech giant, LG has launched a new mid-range Android smartphone with 4G LTE connectivity, the F60. As per the vendor, the phone will be rolled out in Europe this week, followed by Asia and America. However, there is no word on its pricing and availability details for other regions at the moment.

In addition to launching the Moto E and 4G LTE variant of the Moto G, Motorola has also launched a Moto G Ferrari Edition. The Ferrari Edition of the Moto G comes with a Kevlar back panel and also supports LTE bands.

The LG F70, a mid-range smartphone, was unveiled at MWC 2014 in Barcelona without availability details. Now, LG has announced that the phone will launch in Europe in a few days, followed by Asia, Central, South and North America.

"The Samsung Galaxy Ace Style LTE comes with a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED screen, 5MP rear shooter and 4GB of internal memory" Earlier this year in April, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Ace Style smartphone in Germany. Now it has released an upgraded version of the phone in the same market with 4G LTE connectivity.

India's leading smartphone maker Micromax has been bringing an exciting range of phones in the budget and mid-range segment. After launching its slimmest 4G phone, the Indian tech giant has now taken a big leap to cater the needs of always on-the go people.

After the Nokia Lumia 630, the company has now released its second dual-SIM Windows Phone device. The company has silently launched Nokia Lumia 638 with dual-SIM slots in China

On November 11th, the Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi will introduce a toned down version of its flagship smartphone, the Mi4. Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun has announced in a short post on Weibo (Chinese equivalent of Twitter) that the company will be releasing a special edition of the Mi4.

Comparison: Samsung Galaxy J5 vs Samsung Galaxy On5: Which is The Better Five? Kundan Srivastava | December 12, 2015 | Mobile The Korean giant Samsung is ruling the world when it comes to cellphones. Samsung phones are regarded by most people as reliable and user-friendly. Though Samsung usually targets people who can shell out a lot of money to gorge on its devices, it is not lacking behind in catering to the needs of those who seek budget-friendly phones either. Read Also: Sony Xperia C5 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3: Which is the Best Android Phablet? The Samsung Galaxy J5 and Samsung Galaxy On5 are two such examples of Samsung's budget phones. Let us find out what these two devices have in common, and how they differ from each other. Samsung Galaxy J5 vs On5: Which one to choose? Samsung galaxy J5 vs Galaxy On5 #1. Design Both the devices have the classic "Galaxy" look comprising of a rectangular body with slightly curved edges. Samsung seems too scared to compromise with its familiar form, and we cannot really complain. As most phones these days come with a non-removable battery, Samsung has managed to uphold its traditional removable batteries. However, it did ditch the plastic back cover and equip the J5 with a matte finish cover that saves the phone from unwanted smudges. The Samsung Galaxy On5 on the other hand wasn't that lucky and comes with a plastic rear that has a rubberized texture for a better grip. Both the devices come with metal frames to add premium look to the phones. The Galaxy J5 comes in three colors, black, white and gold. The Samsung Galaxy On5 also comes in three color variants, namely - black, gold and white. #2. Display and OS The Samsung Galaxy J5 sports a 5-inch super AMOLED display with an HD resolution that results in a pixel density of 294ppi. The Samsung Galaxy On5 on the other hand also has an HD 5-inch display but the AMOLED part is missing. The pixel density however remains the same at 294ppi. The presence of a

Add Moto G (Gen3) Vs Lenovo K3 Note to your favorites list. Save Moto G (Gen3) Vs Lenovo K3 Note and share it onlineThe Lenovo A6000 Shot is another addition to Lenovo's growing population of budget smartphones. The phone comes with a comfortable display, a quad-core processor, 4G LTE support, good cameras, latest software, and a decent battery backup.