Sentences with phrase «on the budget smartphone market»

With the launch of Zenfone 3 series, Asus has focused on the premium segment and made it clear that they no longer focus on the budget smartphone market.

Not exact matches

With the leading position in the smartphones market, Flipkart is focusing on widening the portfolio from premium to budget smartphones, thereby catering to a wide spectrum of customers.»

Alcatel's latest stroke of tablets and smartphones are very much designed for the low - budget market, with an emphasis on good design quality.

Nokia on Monday announced a new Symbian - powered smartphone that will aggressively attack emerging markets and smartphone users on a budget.

For budget travelers who have the luxury of carrying around a smartphone on the road (I'm sure there are a few), the next frontier in traveling cheap is in the instant local deals market.

Samsung has put a lot of focus on the budget smartphone segment in the Indian market this year.

Xiaomi, a Chinese budget smartphone maker, announced on Wednesday that it sold out 10,000 sets of «Red Rice» brand smartphones within just 36 seconds, a new sales record in overseas markets, said a TechWeb report, citing Xiaomi's official Facebook announcement.

The Motorola G series has always been a contender for the best budget smartphone on the market — the G5 is no exception and certainly offers something special for the price.

It does still have plenty of competition on the smartphone market though, and that includes the king of budget phones, the Lenovo Moto G5 Plus.

Expanding on their collection of budget friendly Android smartphones, Huawei has today announced the Honor 5A, a new $ 100 smartphone for the Chinese market.

Given that the budget and mid-range smartphone markets often compete on price, it is understandable that many would prefer to go for the cheaper panels.

Where it counts, the Moto G delivers, making it one of the best budget Android smartphones on the market today.

About BLU Products: Based in Florida, BLU is focused on emerging markets and US, offering budget - oriented Android (and now Windows Phone) smartphones.

There are a lot of fantastic budget smartphones on the market today, but there are always concerns with smartphones that are super cheap.

The metal / glass budget smartphone turned heads earlier this year with its outstanding price point, but after some controversial software was discovered on the device, it was pulled off the market.

Budget smartphones are becoming increasingly popular, with a number of capable but affordable choices on the market.

The program focused on developing markets like India and aimed to deliver budget smartphones with a stock Android...

Gadget Hacks editor Dallas Thomas says that budget smartphones are really blowing up the market these days, due to their functionality being almost on par with more expensive models:

This isn't a true upgrade to the Redmi Note 4, but it's certainly the best budget smartphone on the market right now.

The Moto G is a top notch, low cost smartphone and I wholeheartedly recommend this as one of the best budget mobiles currently on the market.

Now it has its sights set on the UK's budget smartphone market with four handsets prepped to arrive over the next few months.

With the entry - level smartphone market not always focusing heavily on impressive aesthetics and strong build quality, instead favouring cheap materials and simple construction, HTC's budget HTC Explorer goes somewhat against the grain with a largely sturdy construction pairing with a reasonably eye - catching design.

Far from the grandest handset on the market, the hardwearing HTC Explorer is a strong performer on the entry - level smartphone scene, replacing the market - leading collection of multicore processors, minimalist form factors and high megapixel cameras with a first - time friendly interface, responsive touchscreen display and budget phone price tag.

The Redmi 4 looks like a capable phone on the specifications sheet in the budget smartphone market where some compromises are certain.

As good as the original Moto X was when it released last year, Motorola really shook up the smartphone market with its mid-range offering, the Moto G. Proving that a budget - friendly price point didn't have to mean a compromise in quality and user experience, the original Moto G went on to become the company's best selling smartphone.

If you're in the market for a good smartphone on a budget, the Moto G (2014) should be at the top of your list.

Industry watchers stated that Samsung is not really focused on reviving its glory days in China's budget smartphone market, for it is more eager to shine in the premium market with the release of its high - end flagship smartphones.

If you ignore Samsung and Apple, the main focus for a lot of other smartphone manufacturers has been to capitalize on the flourishing budget handset market.

If you'd looked at the smartphones available on the market available 18 months ago, those with a minimal budget would have had a limited choice consisting of the highly - commended original Motorola Moto G, or a range of low - spec Android handsets from Huawei, Alcatel or Samsung.

More recently, it's been knocked out the spotlight by its own replacement, the Samsung Galaxy S2, but Samsung clearly believes this is a popular handset and it's now being marketed as a higher mid-level phone to those who don't want to compromise on features and go for a budget smartphone (such as the Galaxy Mini) but can't necessarily afford to go premium.

The Moto G line has proven to be one of the more dependable and successful budget smartphone lines on the market over the past several years.

It's nice to see the dual camera technology we've witnessed on flagships for a couple of years now filter down to the budget end of the smartphone market - but don't expect top - tier performance here.

However, the technology that was once impossible to imagine on budget phones is now available at cheapest possible prices, thanks to the competitive market trends and Chinese manufacturers, who have changed the fate of affordable smartphones in India.

What we have here is a potential hydrogen bomb for the budget smartphone market because on paper this phone marries stupendous hardware, a refined design aesthetic and liquid and secure software experience in a package that costs 1 / 4th of the current generation iPhone.

That said, if you are in the market to buy a selfie - centric smartphone now and if you are tight on the budget, then Vivo V5s and even the Vivo V5 are your best options.

With a new budget smartphone launching in a week, it's quite tough for consumers to settle on one and even tougher for manufacturers to deliver a product that leaves an expression in the market.

It doesn't look like the best designed handset on the market from a visual perspective either, though it's certainly better than ZTE's previous efforts in the budget smartphone space.

The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Coolpad has launched a bunch of entry - level smartphones in the market previously and now, on the same lines, it looks like the company is planning on launching yet another budget offering.

If you've seen our full review of the Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3, you'd know that it's one of the best budget smartphones available on the market today.

The G3 from Nuu Mobile is one of the latest entries into the budget smartphone market from a brand many have likely never heard of, but that just goes to show you that there are tons of different devices out there when it comes to smartphones running on Android and that means plenty of consumer choice which is great for the market, and great for the consumer as it really means you can get the device that's perfect for you, thanks to all the different specs and parts and features being used which allows for phones at varying price points.

The Information has learned that Google will be placing a lot of emphasis on India, with an aggressive marketing plan that will see it spend upwards of several hundred millions of dollars to promote the budget smartphones in the country.

According to a recent Nielsen Survey, U.S. consumers spend 20 percent of their online time and 30 percent of their Smartphone time on social media — accounting for a whopping 121 billion minutes each month — while 20 percent of all companies said they'd only started to dedicate any of their budget toward social media marketing or advertisement in the past year.