Feature of Android One

The 5-inch phone called Infinix Hot 2. Suitable apparatus for African users. In the first place – for the inhabitants of Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco and Kenya.

The Price is about $ 87. By default, the device is running Android 5.1 Lollipop. However, later the device will update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow.

Specifications quite adequate (cost). “Heart” of the smartphone Android One – MediaTek chip with 4 cores. It operates processor with a clock speed of 1.3 GHz. Alas, the modification is not specified.

The screen resolution is 1280 by 720 pixels. Declared support networks of 3G. The basic version is equipped with 1 GB of RAM. Few? You can buy an option with a golden body and 2 GB of RAM.

More are on board on the front lens 2 megapixel, SSD 16GB, Bluetooth, radio FM, Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n, the main camera is 8 megapixels and a slot for microSD.

Among other things, known dimensions – 145 x 71.86 x 8.8 mm.

Source: google-africa

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Feature of smartphones for 30 to 50 dollars

Managing Director of Google in India and Southeast Asia, Rajan Anandan (Rajan Anandan) told Financial Times, that the company “remains committed” program Android One. He acknowledged that budget smartphones for 30 to 50 dollars with support from Google do not gain the expected popularity, but assured that the program will be restarted in the “next few weeks”.

The main innovation will be the care of the price “of about one hundred dollars” in a new segment – 2000-3000 rupees (31 to 47 dollars at the current exchange rate). India will be the first market where Google is testing a new approach. How will the unusually low-cost quality gadgets, as well as their technical characteristics, is still unknown. Hopefully, the search giant has figured out how to sign mutually beneficial contracts with manufacturers of high-quality and productive components, or Android One can again become popular among consumers.

Recall, followed by India in September 2014, the program began to work in the neighboring developing countries, and in May this year a budget smartphone with support from Google and arrived in Europe. However, in the latter case, the search giant had to increase prices in order to offer a more serious stuffing in the device, for the renovation of which it is responsible in person.

Earlier it was reported that Android One is not in high demand in India, as buyers are more interested in the functionality of the device than the current system updates and prefer more technically perfect devices for a similar cost. It even led to unplanned sales Android One in Europe in November 2014. But Planck smartphones for 30 to 50 dollars can seriously play into the hands of the program’s success in emerging markets.

Source: Financial Times

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