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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

Celkon AR45 is a delight for music enthusiast's with its loud speaker and headphones, but how well it fares in other departments? Let's find out in this review.

Accessories Smartphones are undoubtedly are among the devices that are constant companion for our daily lives. However, most of the phones available in the market that focus on offering quality-resolution displays and high-end gaming performance are loaded with small battery units. A few smartphone makers have some smartphones in India with high battery capacity for long-lasting usage.

Smartphones are getting really slim these days and every now and then we see new devices that claim to be the slimmest in the world. Devices that are 8 or 9 mm thick are pretty mainstream these days. The new iPhone is less than 7 mm thick and there are many other devices that have thickness below that.

The global mobile market is always abuzz with innumerable new launches. The latest smartphones are not only more capable than their predecessors, but are more often than not cheaper as well. Needless to mention, while these new mobile handsets are the consumers delight, they are constantly increasing the market competition.

Power banks are currently amongst the most popular mobile accessories in the market. The most smartphone and any other kind of digital device users are fed up with how short the battery life their devices offer. The power bank accessories are can help you to keep your USB-powered devices as long as you want.

Netbook was immensely popular a few years ago and Asus almost enjoyed a monopoly with its Bamboo and eee PC series. With the advent of the more portable and powerful tablets in the market the Netbook market saw a steep fall as far as the sales are concerned.

Netbook was immensely popular a few years ago and Asus almost enjoyed a monopoly with its Bamboo and eee PC series. With the advent of the more portable and powerful tablets in the market the Netbook market saw a steep fall as far as the sales are concerned.

Netbook was immensely popular a few years ago and Asus almost enjoyed a monopoly with its Bamboo and eee PC series. With the advent of the more portable and powerful tablets in the market the Netbook market saw a steep fall as far as the sales are concerned.

The domestic smartphone maker Arise Mobiles has launched its latest Android smartphone, the Czar AR-44 in India for Rs 4,499. The phone targets entry-level and first-time smartphone buyers with value for money features.

We are not really a fan of large screen devices. They are bulky, huge, power hungry and not very practical as a primary device. But the Galaxy Note series is an exception. While most large screen devices are essentially upscaled devices, the Galaxy Note devices have always justified their large screens with the various features they offer.

The festive season has begun. As we are moving closer to 2014, the Christmas and New Year celebrations are at their peak.

Nokia has now introduced the Nokia Lumia 525 as a descendant to the Nokia 520, and if you are speculating how they contrast, below are some specs

manufacturers with octa-core smartphones lined up for the market include HTC, Intex, Sony, Micromax, and Huawei.

Nokia X and Nokia X+ are fun pieces to own, the dimensions of both phones are ideal for everyday usage, and consumers can be guaranteed that the phones

"More and more Indian smartphone vendors are planning to enter into the Windows Phone arena. Micromax is all set to launch its first Windows Phone devices tomorrow. Now we are hearing new reports about Celkon's debut in the same segment soon.

Beats Electronics has launched Powerbeats2 earphones, the first wireless earbuds from the company till date. Beats says that these are designed to seamlessly add music to your sports activities and workouts. They are described as lightweight, sweat-resistant, durable, and co-designed by US basketball star Lebron James.

The Indian mobile market is flooded with tons of new models of various capabilities and price range. While there are an array of premium and mid-ranged smartphones, the low cost, budget phone market is also highly abuzz. And the good news is that while the very affordable smartphones do not hurt your pocket, they are also increasing highly on quality, usability and capabilities.

The smartphone world is multiplying like never before, and the competition has just become more cut-throat. Sony and Apple are the big players; there is a magnitude of excitement surrounding Sony Xperia Z3 and iPhone 6. Techie buffs will be baffled on which one to pick, as both pieces are packed with high-tech innovation.

The smartphones are getting powerful with every passing day. While manufacturers and the people working behind them are doing everything they can to make the devices efficient but with the increasing hardware capabilities, it is inevitable that they will need more power.

While there are several smartphones which are being released in the industry every now and then, it could be a daunting task for the smartphone buyers to choose from the overwhelming options in the market.

The battle of the budget smartphones is eternal. As the Indian smartphone market flourishes, the more affordable handsets are also pouring in to please the consumers with tight budget. While the budget phones don't offer the rich look and feel or the top-notch quality and performance of the premium handsets, there are several benefits of investing in the budget phones.