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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

Wireless keyboards and mice have been around for quite a while now. And as with most devices, they have also evolved quite a bit.

Wireless keyboards and mice have been around for quite a while now. And as with most devices, they have also evolved quite a bit.

It is an insanely powerful device with a superb display and great software features. While it has been around for a while now, it is still one of the most powerful devices and can compete with the new crop of flagship devices. 

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.

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The American tech major, HP has recently launched the EliteBook Folio 1020 in the Indian market. The HP EliteBook Folio 1020 is tagged as the thinnest business notebook in the world, while also being the lightest notebook in India.

The American tech major, HP has recently launched the EliteBook Folio 1020 in the Indian market. The HP EliteBook Folio 1020 is tagged as the thinnest business notebook in the world, while also being the lightest notebook in India.

The Swipe Slash 4X comes with an impressive set of hardware specifications, while it is lightweight for offering better utility.

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Introduction: 64 bit chipsets have started making it to mobile devices and we saw it recently on the latest iteration of iPhone. While QUALCOMM, Inc. (NASDAQ:QCOM) termed it as a marketing gimmick and said that it won't offer any benefits.

Both the devices have got their pros and cons and it is still not very clear which is a better buy. The canvas HD has got an amazing display while the Intex i5 runs a newer version of android and has a better camera even though it is priced lower.

While MTNL's offering is free, BSNL would be charging a daily fee for making use of free roaming

While Android Gingerbread might be archaic now, it still powers a plethora of budget smartphones in developing countries

MTNL has launched free roaming for subscribers to enjoy free incoming call while travelling in Mumbai and Delhi. It also plans to make public wi-fi in Mumbai affordable.

ZTE is joining the smartphone bandwagon with its G601U rugged smartphone. Specifications and pictures of the phone were leaked while it was being certified by Chinese agency TENAA

The Finnish smartphone maker, Nokia has expanded its portfolio of Asha series devices in the Indian market with three new devices. Company has confirmed that Nokia Asha 500 and Nokia Asha 503 will be available in the country very soon, while the Nokia Asha 502 is already launched.

While nothing major has been changed from the original Fonepad, the dual-SIM functionality does add a lot to the device in terms of utility

Truecaller has partnered with Tata Docomo telecom operator in India. Under the partnership, Tata Docomo users in the country wont have to pay anything for the data usage occurred while accessing features of the Truecaller app.

Amazon has been rumoured to be working on a 3D smartphone for a while, and it looks like the company could launch the phone at an event scheduled for June 18th in Seattle

If reports are to be believed, the Korean tech giant Samsung is working on two different variants of the Galaxy Note 4 smartphone. One variant will be featuring a curved display similar to the Galaxy Round, while the other with a standard flat-screen display

Audio-Technica has announced two over-ear headphones in the country - SonicFuel ATH-AX1iS and ATH-AX3. The suggested retail price for the ATH-AX1iS is Rs 2,299, while that for the ATH-AX3 is Rs 3,199