Micromax Canvas 4 Feature, Specs, Price in India

Here’s the complete details Micromax Canvas 4. Micromax Canvas 4 price in India and its features, specs are given below: Micromax Canvas’s newest version, Micromax Canvas 4 dubbed as “Micromax A120 Canvas HD Pro”, the concept smartphone has been announced by the company and it is going to hit the retail stores pretty soon. In this article we wMicromax Canvas 4 Features Micromax Canvas 4 is a 5.5 incher phone with touchscreen (16M colours) This smartphone, along with 2 GB of RAM, is powered with 2 GHz Quad-core Cortex A7 processor. Micromax Canvas 4 boasts off 13 megapixel rear side camera with autofocus (touch to focus), complemented by other features such as 3.2 MP front facing camera. This smartphone packs along the latest OS instalment of Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean till date, which adds tons of new functionalities to the already-wonderful gadget. Micromax Canvas 4 Technical Specifications  Mobile Networks: 2G/3G/4G LTE Dual SIM: Yes Physical Dimensions: N/A Weight: N/A Screen: 5.5 inch capacitive multi-touch HD display. Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Pixels Videography: High Definition Video Recording with 1080p at 30 fps. Rear camera: 13 megapixels, touch-to-focus function (autofocus), face & smile detection with dual-LED Flash. Also includes Geo-Tagging & Image stabilization. Front Camera: 3.2 MP Processor: 2 GHz Quad-core Cortex A7 Chipset: N/A Graphics: PowerVR Series 5XT Internal Memory: 8 GB (Expandable through MicroSD Card upto 64 GB) RAM: 2 GB Speed: N/A Wireless connectivity: Bluetooth v4.0 with A2DP, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n NFC: Yes Wireless Charging: N/A Wi-Fi Especial features: Wi-Fi Hotspot, Dual-Band Connectivity: 3.5mm headphone jack, USB 2.0 Mobile OS: Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Mobile Internet: HTML5 mobile browser Voice quality: Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic Audio/Video: Supports all foremost audio/video formats Battery: Li-Ion, 3000 mAh Radio/FM: Yes, with recording Navigation: Digital compass, GPS/A-GPS (via Google Maps application) Voice Recognition: Yes Sensors: Barometer, Proximity, gyro sensors, Accelerometer Colour options: White, Black Other features: MP3/ WAV/ eAAC+ player, MP4/ WMV/ H.264/ H.263 player, Organizer, Document viewer, Image/ video editor, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, Voice memo/ dial/ commands, YouTube, Calendar, Picasa, Google Talk, Predictive text input, Tethering, Computer sync, OTA ,etc Micromax Canvas 4 Final Review This Android based smartphone has a smooth and beautiful design with wider and thinner than its predecessors. With its screen and such exciting features, you’re not only buying a phone but also a fully capable pocket-tablet merged in a single hardware. A highly recommended android beast for those who just can’t get enough of whatever they already possess. Micromax Canvas 4 Release Date Micromax Canvas 4, dubbed as “Micromax A120 Canvas HD Pro”, is likely to get released on 30 June, 2013 in India. However, its prebooking will be starting from 30th June, 2013. Micromax Canvas 4 Price in India Official Price of Micromax Canvas 4, dubbed as “Micromax A120 Canvas HD Pro”, for India is not yet announced by the company. However it may cost you around ₹20000, which is a good buy, considering the best-in-line hardware specs it comes with.l provide you a brief-up of the lineament of this much-hyped concept smartphone from Micromax.

Micromax Canvas 4 pre-order starts, specs ‘missing’

NEW DELHI: Indian mobile manufacturer Micromax has started taking pre-orders for its upcoming Canvas 4 smartphone. However, it has not revealed the specifications or the price of the handset as of now. On the Canvas 4 website, Micromax says that it will unveil the phone and its price on July 8. Previously, Micromax released two teasers of Canvas 4 on its YouTube channel, which showed that the phone has a 13MP camera on the back. The tagline of the smartphone is "Can Life Be Endless" suggests long battery life. Speculation is rife that the phone will have an eight-core processor, just like Samsung Galaxy S4. Reports citing sources at Micromax claim that the phone will have a price tag of Rs 17,000, run of Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) and a 5MP camera. Micromax says that 10 customers who pre-book the device before July 6 will be invited to the Canvas 4 launch event. The manufacturer is taking advanced bookings for Canvas 4 at Rs 5,000. The remaining sum needs to be paid within 7 days of launch and the smartphone will be delivered by July 15. While Micromax requires the Rs 5,000 to be paid in full at the time of booking, the remainder amount can be paid in instalments. Those who book Canvas 4 but later decide not to purchase it can ask for refunds at the Micromax e-store. The booking amount will be refunded within 7-10 days without levying any interest, said Micromax. Micromax in January said that it will launch a total of 30 smartphones this year. Since then, it has rolled out devices like Canvas HD, Canvas 3D, Canvas Music, Bolt A35 and Canvas Viva.

New Apple iPhone 5S rumours point to 20 September launch

Ready? Here we go! More predictions are flying around the web regarding the rumoured next moves by Apple, specifically surrounding the iPhone 5S smartphone that numerous pundits and Apple fans are expecting to see come down Apple's pipeline sooner rather than later. The International Business Times' Dave Smith is joining the fray with a prediction that the iPhone 5S – Apple's sixth-generation handset – will hit retail channels this year, accompanied by Apple's rumoured low-cost, colour-cased iPhone that's designed to appeal to emerging markets and/or those who can't otherwise break the bank for an Apple smartphone. So, without further ado, the predictions: according to Smith, Apple's going to launch the iPhone 5S on 20 September. It will likely announce the device at an event on or around 10 September. The low-cost iPhone – be it the iPhone 6, the iPhone Light, or the iPhone Lil' (my suggestion) — would have to wait a week or two before its official launch, likely on 27 September or 4 October. Got it? Now, the reasoning: Smith's not just pulling out a crystal ball and picking days at random. Rather, he opines that Apple is likely to use the same time-frame for the official release of iOS 7 as it did for iOS 6 – 100 days after the operating system was officially unveiled. Since CEO Tim Cook showed off iOS 7 at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference on 10 June, flashing forward 100 days puts the (alleged) consumer release date of the operating system on 18 September. "That said, Apple would never release its newest iOS without some new hardware to go with it. This is why we fully expect Apple to release the iPhone 5S just two days after the release date for iOS 7, on 20 September," Smith writes. As for the launch of the to-be-named low-cost iPhone, Smith speculates that Apple would want to delay the release a bit, so as to not make its retail stores too crowded with simultaneous launches of two big devices. How well do Smith's predictions stack up against the rest of the Apple punditry as of late? Pretty well, in fact: AppleInsider recently reported that Avago Technologies, which makes wireless chips found in Apple's iPhones, has teased that one of its larger customers is gearing up for a new product launch. Some analysts see that "larger customer" as Apple, and that "new product launch" as a sign that Apple's gearing up for an iPhone 5S September launch. However, Citigroup's Glen Yeung has recently taken to the airwaves to comment that iPhone 5S production has likely been delayed anywhere from two to four weeks, based on comments he's heard from manufacturers and suppliers within Apple's supply chain. "And while this does not preclude a September iPhone 5S launch date, we suspect volumes in September may consequently be challenged," Yeung said. As for the low-cost iPhone Apple allegedly has in the works, a recent report from the China Times suggests that supplies have already started shipping parts for the device. That bodes well for an autumn release date. When, specifically, is anybody's guess - and expect to see a lot more guessing as we head through the summer months. Published under license from Ziff Davis, Inc., New York, All rights reserved. Copyright © 2012-2013 Ziff Davis, Inc