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<b>Camera ZOOM FX Premium</b><br />
Best apps  Google Play MUST-HAVE APP FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS<br />
Editor’s Choice – Google Play, Gizmodo + SlashGear<br />
The Best Camera for Android” – lifehacker The final choice for 2,000,000+ people<br />
<b>POWERFUL FEATURES:</b><br />
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<li> Fastest camera on Android</li>
<li> Best Photo Mode!</li>
<li> Stable Shot</li>
<li> Timer</li>
<li>Voice Activated</li>
<li> Burst Mode</li>
<li> Collage</li>
<li>Time Lapse</li>
<li> HDR Mode</li>
<li> Silent camera mode</li>
<li> Grid overlays</li>
<li> Horizon level</li>
<li> Set actions for hardware buttons, e.g. volume to control zoom.</li>
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<li> Fun camera props</li>
<li> Famous ‘buddies’</li>
<li> Shutter animations</li>
<li> Scary Halloween ghouls</li>
<li> Frames</li>
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<b>REVIEWS:</b><br />
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<li>our choice for the best camera app around … a ton of different 
effects if you’re in the mood for a Hipstamatic type shot” – lifehacker</li>
<li>grab this to show off to your Apple-loving buddies” – SlashGear</li>
<li>greatly improves the usefulness of your Android” – Gizmodo</li>
<li>Few apps offer as many options for shooting as this one” – WIRED</li>
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<b>What’s New</b></div>
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<li class="heading">Added support for external SD card storage on Lollipop – please re-select folder in Settings…Save</li>
<li class="heading">Fix occasional crash on waking up</li>
<li class="heading">Fix incorrect orientation of camera after editing some photos</li>
<li class="heading">Fix for occasional crash in settings screen</li>
<li class="heading">Set target SDK to 5.1 for improved compatibility</li>
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<b>How to install?</b></div>
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<li>Save the downloaded .apk on your android phone’s SD card</li>
<li>Run and install it</li>
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Marshmallow Launcher Prime Pro v104.5[Cracked]

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<b>Marshmallow Launcher Prime</b><br />
It is a launcher made by AlphaDroid. It is based on Latest Android 
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<b>Features</b><br />
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<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">Built around googles now launcher so extremely stable.</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">There are literally hundreds of customization options.</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">You can add your favourite apps on the slide screen.</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">Hide apps > go to app drawer > menu on top of the screen >hide apps.</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">Customize folder as you like there a separate section for that</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">Gesture support.</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">Missed call/sms/email count.</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">Folder background color can be customized.</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">Letter guide ui available in the app drawer go to app drawer section of the launcher setting to avail this option</li>
<li style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; overflow: visible; padding: 2px 0px 0px;">App drawer transparency can be customized.</li>
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<b>What’s New ? In v104.5</b><br />
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<li>Backupand restore bug fixed</li>
<li>UI changes .</li>
<li>Desktop edit mode ui changes</li>
<li>MORE BUG FIXES</li>
<li>DESKTOP SWIPE UP MENU FIXED</li>
<li>TONS OF BUG FIXES</li>
<li>SLIDESCREEN FAVOURITE APPS ERROR FIXED</li>
<li>TO REMOVE AD FROM DESKTOP RESTART THE LAUNCHER AFTER BUYING THE PRO KEY .</li>
<li>NOW YOU CAN ADD UPTO 9 FAVOURITE APPS</li>
<li>BROUGHT THE FAVOURITE APP BAR IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SLIDESCREEN FOR BETTER ACCESSIBILITY</li>
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Dead or Alive 5 Last Round 2015 RePack PC Game Download 5.5GB

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<strong>Dead or Alive 5 Last Round 2015 RePack PC Game Download | 5.5GB</strong></div>
<b>Year: March 30, 2015<br />
Genre: Arcade (Fighting) / 3D<br />
Developer: Team NINJA, KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.<br />
Publisher: KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.<br />
Platform: PC Publication Type: Repack<br />
Language: English | MULTI<br />
Language: English / Japanese<br />
Crack: enclosing (RELOADED-Fix-BAT)</b><br />
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<b><br />
Description:</b><br />

Dead or Alive 5: Last Round – is a modified version of the famous 
fighting game Dead or Alive 5. Try to imagine an intuitive combat 
system, great characters and great steps in the last part of the series 
Dead or Alive! Two new characters and 34 in the end – the largest range 
of characters in the history of the series! Furthermore, two new arena. 
Explore the proprietary combat system DOA, making his way through the 
story mode and the introduction, open even more costumes than ever in 
each of the off-line training mode, and fight with the best fighters in 
the world series of online training regimes. Fight as a ninja assassin, 
builder or wrestler and defeat enemies on the background of a waterfall,
 exploding oil rigs and other locations!<br />

Features Repack:<br />

– The basis is taken from the release RELOADED<br />
– Do not cut | Do not recoded<br />
– Game Version v. 1.0.2<br />
– Installation time 7 minutes<br />
Repack by xatab<br />
Starting the game:<br />
1) Run the shortcut settings (to set your settings and close)<br />
2) Run the shortcut DEAD OR ALIVE 5 Last Round and play<br />
Change language in the options menu of the game<br />
<strong><span style="color: green;">System requirements:</span></strong><br />

Operating System: Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 8.1;<br />
Processor: Core i7 870 over;<br />
RAM: 2 GB;<br />
Video: 1280 × 720 pixel over;<br />
Sound Card: Sound device compatible with DirectX® 9<br />
Free hard drive space: 7 GB<br />

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DiRT 3 Complete Edition 2015 RePack R.G 4.3GB

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<b>Information<br />
Year: April 1, 2015<br />
Genre: Racing, Simulation, Sports<br />
Developer: Codemasters Racing Studio<br />
Publisher: Codemasters<br />
Publication Type: RePack<br />
Game Version: v1.2.0.0<br />
Language: Russian, English<br />
Language: English<br />
Tablet: enclosing (PLAZA / CODEX)</b><br />
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Description:<br />
</b>Continuation of the well-known racing series, has won popularity by 
simple but addictive gameplay. In DiRT 3 is more machines areas, trails 
and events than in previous games. More than five dozen of the best 
rally cars, racing over the past fifty years; twice as many tracks as 
the project in 2009; competition for every taste; ratings, awards and 
achievements – in DiRT 3 each can become a true professional virtual 
rally and make a brilliant career racer.<br />
«DiRT3: Complete Edition” has absorbed all that came supplement includes
 12 additional tracks in two new gaming areas, 13 vehicles and more than
 50 colors for them. Be yourself in freestyle mode “Gymkhana”, take part
 in the rally, test your driving skills in rallycross, joining the 
competition with virtual opponents, with other racers on the network or 
on a split screen. Conquer the toughest tracks in Finland, Monaco, 
Tokyo. Snow, rain, mud – be prepared for any surprises weather, day and 
night!<br />
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<span style="color: green;"> </span><b><span style="color: green;">System Requirements</span><br />
⇛ Operating System: Windows Vista / 7/8<br />
⇛ Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 2.8 GHz or Intel Pentium® D 2.8 GHz<br />
⇛ RAM: 2 GB<br />
⇛ Video Card: 256 MB with support for DX9 (Radeon HD 2000 or GeForce 8000)<br />
⇛ Free space on hard disk: 15 GB</b><br />

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DiRT 3 Complete Edition 2015 RePack R.G 4.3GB

Information Year: April 1, 2015 Genre: Racing, Simulation, Sports Developer: Codemasters Racing Studio Publisher...

Motorola Moto Turbo is spiritual successor to Google Nexus 5

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If you are a stickler for pure Android, the way Google designed it, 
then the LG-made Nexus 5 is probably the best phone for you. Yes, 
there's the new Nexus 6, but coming at 5.95-inches, it's gargantuan and 
is less of a phone, more of a tablet.<br />
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The Nexus 6 unlikely to catch the fancy of most people.<br />
But
 the problem is that Google has killed the Nexus 5, so if you were 
interested in something like that, then sadly you're out in the cold.<br />
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For starters, you get all the advantages of stock
 Android without any manufacturer level aberrations. By this we mean, no
 custom UIs, and no bloatware in the form of apps. More importantly, you
 are getting a phone which packs the absolute best you can get in an 
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The camera is still a weak point but even that is slightly better than what you get in Nexus 5.<br />
The
 cherry on cake is the battery life. It is absolutely insane. It lasts 
for almost two days at a stretch, and this fixes the Achilles' Heel of 
the Nexus 5 - its abysmal battery life. If you upgrade you go from a 
having half a day battery life to two days of battery life. That's 
magnificent.<br />
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The display is absolutely gorgeous and a slight 
upgrade from the Nexus 5 and is also very capacious with 64GB storage 
unlike the Nexus 5.<br />
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The camera too is an upgrade of sorts. It may
 not provide the calibre of image quality that you'd expect of a 
flagship smartphone, but it will be slightly better than the Nexus 5. 
Lastly, you get a rough and tough design with its ballistic nylon back 
and supremely ergonomic design. <br />
All in all - the Moto Turbo may 
not have the Nexus branding, but for all intents it is the spiritual 
successor of the Nexus 5. For Nexus 5 owners looking for an upgrade, the
 Moto Turbo is the phone. Even for people who were looking at the Nexus 5
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The 
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Some may find it bulky, some may find the camera underwhelming, but all 
these are minor quibbles in the larger scheme of things.<br />
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Yes, we 
do wish that Google, now that it has killed the Nexus 5, come up with 
something to replace it. But until the company does it, we feel that the
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Girls (and boys), avoid stalkers on Facebook with these tips

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This is indeed the era of social networking. More and more people are
 now going online, engaging in social interactions in ways that you 
didn't even imagine once upon a time. Being online 24x7 has become more 
like a part and parcel of our daily life.<br />
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Facebook as a social 
network has also come a long way, and has contributed significantly to 
this new-found love for all things internet-savvy. It is undoubtedly the
 most widely used social media platforms and goes a long way in ensuring
 you stay connected with your friends and peers all the time.<br />
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But 
just like every other social network, Facebook is not one hundred per 
cent safe platform just like any other social media and Internet 
platform. The social media website has its fair share of stalkers.<br />
There's of course a way out if you want to avoid being stalked: stay ahead of their game. Here's how...<br />
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Set your profile to private</h2>
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This
 is the most basic security feature that everyone should follow 
hands-down. After all, why would anybody want someone they don't know 
just peep into your profile as they like? Ideally, Facebook gives you 
enough privacy options to help you stay 'invisible' to those you want to
 be invisible. You can update your profile's privacy settings precisely 
to share/hide everything that there is to your profile.<br />
<br />
You can 
chose who you want to share your profile details, your posts, your 
pictures, your shared content as also your entire friend list: with 
friends, friends of friends to everyone. Ideally, you should restrict 
this to your 'friends'.<br />
<br />
Of course, you will still be visible to 
those who search for you but they won't get anything out of your 
profile. Also, it is advisable that you limit people who can send you 
friends requests via the same privacy settings.<br />
<br />
<h2>
Experiment with your profile name</h2>
<br />
Anyone
 who has your name/other details can simply type it into search and get 
to your profile in the blink of an eye. So, first and foremost you 
should hide your 'other' profile details; like phone number, address, 
email address, work information etc from 'everyone'.<br />
<br />
Once you have
 this area covered, you should go on and experiment with your profile 
name: add symbols to it, change font and language: basically add stuff 
to it that makes it hard for someone to find you.<br />
<br />
This is not a 
full proof plan, but it would make it all the more difficult for 
stalkers to find you, and chances are they'll stop trying after a while.<br />
<br />
<h2>
Make your online photo albums private and upload smaller profile pics</h2>
<br />
Well,
 this should ideally be covered in point number one; but most of us 
forget to do it. All the photos you share on your timeline should have 
limited visibility, meaning share them only with those who you want to: 
your friends that is.<br />
<br />
It is also advisable to upload smaller sized
 images as your profile picture/cover picture since there's no option to
 hide those. There are cases when someone would randomly click on your 
profile picture and then download it. Putting up smaller sized pictures 
ensures that even though someone downloads it, they can't zoom into 
them.<br />
<br />
<h2>
Avoid tagging photos</h2>
<br />
Tagging 
photos opens up a truck load of privacy loopholes since you have no clue
 if someone who you have tagged or someone who has tagged you has put 
his/her profile to private. Therefore, it is highly recommended that you
 avoid unnecessary tagging of photos on both ends.<br />
<br />
Every time you 
tag someone, the other person gets a notification asking if you want to 
be tagged and if yes, do you want to share it on your timeline. The call
 is of course all yours, but it's better if you're sure the person who 
has tagged you has set his/her profile to private.<br />
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Avoid linking of profiles</h2>
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 a times, websites may ask you to log in via Facebook in the initial 
stages. It is advisable that you avoid doing that, instead you can use 
your email for such purposes.<br />
Also, you should avoid using 
multiple social media accounts with the same name. In case you're using 
the same user name in multiple accounts and he/she gets to know of one, 
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We live in a world that is fast moving towards voice calling via the 
internet through various VoIP apps. There are plenty of options for 
users so that they can make calls for free on a Wi-Fi network or a 3G 
network. WhatsApp is the most notable new entrant to offer internet 
calling but is it the best considering voice calling has been a feature 
on numerous apps before it?<br />
We tried six popular apps that allow 
people to make calls using different conditions and in different kind of
 usage conditions. Result? We were surprised to find that the Google 
Hangouts was the best performer even though few people use it for VoIP 
calls. To know why we reached this conclusion, read on...<br />
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Google Hangouts</h2>
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While
 testing multiple VOIP apps we found the voice calling experience on 
Google's Hangout app to be the best. Calls were clear, and we noticed 
the least amount of latency in the responses while using Hangouts. 
Hangouts, of course, is much more than just for voice calling as its 
marquee feature is video calls. For that too, Hangouts was incredibly 
competent - both on Wi-Fi and also on the sub-par 3G connectivity we get
 in Delhi NCR. The interface of Hangouts is pretty straight forward and 
the best bit is that it is preloaded on all Android smartphones. So, you
 don't even need to download it if you are a user of an Android 
smartphone. The app is also available on iOS and can be downloaded for 
free, however, if you're a Windows Phone user then you are out in the 
cold.<br />
<br />
<h2>
Viber</h2>
<br />
Viber is the quintessential 
internet voice calling app. The app made a name for itself by offering 
simple internet based voice calling to millions of users across multiple
 platforms including Android, iOS, Windows Phone and BlackBerry. The app
 continues to offer the same functionality and the voice calling in our 
tests was quite robust. That said, we noticed quite a bit of latency 
even while using the app on a speedy Wi-Fi network, but certainly the 
experience was usable. Viber has branched out into other areas and offer
 features like public chats and instant messaging, but the voice calling
 capabilities of the app remains its calling card.<br />
<br />
<h2>
Skype</h2>
<br />
Skype
 is perhaps the oldest app on this list to offer voice calling 
capabilities. It leverages Microsoft's unique peer-to-peer technology 
and it offers a sublime calling and video chat experience when the 
network is really really good. If network is not good, then the 
experience is also not so good. Testing it on network in Delhi, we faced
 a lot of difficulties. Many times we could not connect a call and when 
we even managed to connect, the calls had very high latency, making 
conversation next to impossible. That being true, on a fast 8MBps Wi-Fi 
network we managed passable voice calls and video chats. The good news 
about Skype is that it available on iOS, Android and is baked into 
Windows Phone. In fact, in the coming months Skype on Windows Phone 
should offer a much enhance experience with the update to Windows 10. It
 is also worth noting that Skype also powers the video chat function 
built into Facebook's Messenger's app.<br />
<br />
<h2>
WeChat</h2>
<br />
WeChat
 is considered to be the WhatsApp of China. Made by Chinese Internet 
giant TenCent, WeChat is one of the most comprehensive VoIP solutions in
 the market. It has tons of features and behaves like quasi-social 
network of sorts. Many features heralded in WeChat have become core 
functions on iOS. The walkie-talkie feature is a great example of this. 
While, it has a walkie-talkie function, WeChat also has a full-fledged 
voice calling feature, which is buried inside a mountain of user 
interface created in tacky chrome finish. We found that finding the 
voice calling feature itself is a little cumbersome, but once you have 
placed the call and the conversation is going, the quality is mostly 
decent. Note the use of word mostly because when the quality is not good
 it is really pathetic.<br />
<br />
<h2>
WhatsApp</h2>
<br />
WhatsApp 
is a giant in terms of instant messaging, but when it comes down to 
voice calling, it is the newest kid on the block. It offers passable 
voice calling capabilities, but let's be honest, it is a new feature and
 WhatsApp has still not mastered it. Calls drop abruptly, the audio is 
garbled and often the call doesn't connect at all. Adding to its woes is
 this odd invite-call to get the voice dialling feature for Android 
users. Still, iOS users can't get it, though there is talk that the 
feature is coming soon for them and Windows Phone users alike.<br />
<br />
<h2>
Line</h2>
<br />
Line
 is yet another popular VoIP solution. It offers an integrated chat and 
voice calling function. That said, it asks to sync with all your 
contacts which makes for a slow experience in the case you want to make 
calls immediately. But once your address book is synced you can make 
calls to your Line friends pretty seamlessly. The call button is also 
clearly indicated on inside the chat menu so you can instantly switch 
between a chat and a Line call. The call quality, however, is patchy at 
best. It is decent when used with a speedy Wi-Fi network, but it is 
pretty much useless on a 3G network. Also, we noticed sometimes even if a
 call was going through the receiver was unable to pick up the call 
because the network was deemed to be unstable.<br />
At the end of the 
day, the big takeaway is that all voice calling apps are heavily 
dependent on the quality of Internet on offer - be it Wi-Fi or 3G. If 
the speed is not good chances are that your internet calling experience 
is going to be unreliable. While this is true, we tested all the apps on
 the same network, and on the basis of that we can certainly say that 
Google's Hangouts pulls ahead, followed by Viber and Skype. WhatsApp has
 some catching to do as far as audio quality is concerned. Likewise, 
WeChat and Line also need to improve the call quality and perhaps, also 
need to simplify the overall user experience.<br />
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Asus Fonepad 7 review: Neither the best nor the worst

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At a time when the line between tablets and smartphones is thinning 
due to the entry of phablets in the market, Asus Fonepad 7 FE171CG 
appears to be another shot at the select consumer. The tablet seems to 
be a strong contender in its price range, at least on the paper, with 
2GB RAM and an Intel Atom Z2520 processor. <br />
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The Fonepad 7 (FE171CG) was announced globally in January. But in India it was launched just recently at a price of <span class="rupee">R<span>s.</span></span>10,999.
 There are not many tablets in this range that also offer calling 
facility with 3G-enabled dual-SIMs. But this one does. Coupled with 
decent hardware, this could be a good option for a lot of tablet buyers.
 It all depends on how it performs and whether all the features it packs
 in work as advertised or not. <br />
So let's find out if the Fonepad 7 is worth its price or not.<br />
<br />
<b>Design and build quality</b><br />
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For
 its new tablet, Asus continues to use the design language that it 
debuted earlier. This means the Fonepad 7 (FE171CG) looks almost similar
 to previous Asus tablets like the FE170 and the FE380. This is both 
good and bad. It is good because the design itself is pretty nice. It 
works well enough to make the tablet a decent-looking device. But it is 
bad because it is also boring. Asus is repeating this design in tablet 
after tablet and that means there is nothing unique about it. <br />
<br />
Though
 on the back of the Fonepad 7 there are some differences. For example, 
the new tablet comes with matte finish on the back cover. Then the 
bronze colour on our review unit added to the style -- though on 
Flipkart the tablet is available only in black and white colours -- and 
made it look classier than its peers. <br />
<br />
The volume and power 
buttons are on the top right side of the tablet, and on the left it has 
slots for SIM cards which is covered by a flap. The overall design is 
seamless and nothing seems out of place. The only bit that could have 
been better is the port for the microSD card, which looks ugly. It is 
also a port without any flap and we fail to understand why Asus has left
 the memory card uncovered. <br />
<br />
With dimensions of 
196x110.6x7.9mm and weight of 280 grams, the Fonepad 7 is neither too 
heavy nor too large. The compact size means you can use it for calling 
purposes in emergency. Though we don't suggest you use it as your 
regular communication device like a phone. The fashion police may not 
like it.<br />
<br />
Overall, the tablet has a decent design and build. 
You can hold it comfortably for hours. Due to the matte finish, smudges 
are not visible on the tablet. However, the back cover is prone to 
scratches. Also, it is not a unique design at all.<br />
<br />
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<b>Display</b><br />
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 tablet has a 7-inch display with 600 X 1024 pixels resolution. In terms
 of resolution, this is definitely not the best display in the price 
range. The Dell Venue 7 gives a better pixel density at the resolution 
of 800X1280 pixels and the same goes for the Fonepad 7 ME175CG. Both the
 tablets are priced lower than the one in question.<br />
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We also 
found the tablet's brightness to be insufficient even at full bar, which
 makes it hard to use under the sun. However, the screen displays decent
 colours and contrast in normal light. Unlike the back cover that 
handles oily fingers and survive without any smudges, the screen is a 
fingerprint magnet. After the day-long use, you will need to thoroughly 
wipe it. <br />
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<b>Camera</b><br />
<br />
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 tablet sports 8-megapixel primary camera and a 2-megapixel secondary 
camera. The images that we clicked again proved that the number of 
megapixel is not everything. A camera needs to have a better sensor. And
 Asus Fonepad 7 doesn't seem to have one that is in any way above 
average.<br />
<br />
The images that we clicked with the Fonepad 7 in 
daylight seemed to be quite good. Though they were a bit grainy and 
lacked details when seen after zooming to their full size. <br />
<br />
The
 performance in poor light, however, was really bad. The photos taken in
 low light, or in night, turned out be unusable. These images were full 
of noise and lacked proper contrast. <br />
<br />
Compared to a phone, the
 camera in Fonepad 7 is below average in terms of performance. But for a
 tablet, we can call it respectable. When the light is good, it can 
capture some really crisps shots. <br />
The camera app on Fonepad 7
 is also entirely different from the Android camera app, it comes with a
 hoard of features and modes. But most of these features are unlikely to
 be used often.<br />
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<b>Software</b><br />
<br />
The
 tablet comes with its own Zen user interface (UI), which is layered on 
top of Android 4.3 KitKat. Though this is an Android tablet, it is a 
universe apart in terms of UI looks and feel. Those who have a taste for
 pure Android will probably hate the Zen UI. <br />
<br />
Asus has added 
features and apps that may come handy to a loyal Asus user. Though most 
users are likely to ignore them. The tablet comes with over a dozen 
pre-installed apps, and unfortunately, none of them can be uninstalled. 
These, we believe, are unnecessary apps. They won't be used by most of 
users. They just make the device feel bloated, take up hardware 
resources like RAM and storage and eventually slow down the tablet. <br />
<br />
Though
 there are a few things such as in-built app-lock,  
notification-cum-settings menu and widget-laden lock screen that are 
somewhat useful. <br />
<br />
<b>Performance</b><br />
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The
 tablet comes with the Intel Atom Z2520 processor clocked at 1.20GHz. 
The device has 2GB RAM. This looks impressive on paper. Though the 
performance is kind of mixed bag. <br />
The device showed almost no
 lag during normal usage, but when put to its paces with some heavy 
multitasking and gaming, it showed slight lag. Also, playing a video or 
games for long durations -- around 20 to 30 minutes or more -- makes the
 device somewhat uncomfortably hot under its back cover. <br />
<br />
In 
fact, gaming is not an area where this tablet shines. When games were 
run at their maximum graphics settings, we found the frame rate less 
than perfect. There was lag and evident dropped frames. Reducing the 
graphics settings also reduces the lag but it doesn't entirely go away. <br />
We
 also feel that Asus needs to fine-tune the software on this tablet. 
There were occasions when we found that the device got hot even with 
normal use or while clicking multiple photos or recording videos. This 
was unusual, especially for a tablet. <br />
<br />
Still, overall we found
 the Fonepad 7 to be fairly decent in the performance department. Even 
with multiple apps running in the background, the screen was receptive 
to touch. Though here too we found some software bugs. For example, 
there were occasions when opening the notification shade was slow, as if
 the touch response wasn't registered. This was very random and 
definitely not a deal breaker but we did come across it. <br />
<br />
The 
tablet has two SIM card slots, and both are 3G-enabled. You can make 
calls using the Fonepad 7 but while holding it against your cheek, you 
are going to look a little ridiculous. The speaker placement is also 
somewhat awry. Even when we placed it directly over the ear, we found 
varying sound levels during a call. The connectivity is not all that 
rosy. The voice during calls cracked at times even with full bars.<br />
<br />
If
 you are hoping to use the calling feature on this tablet, we suggest 
you use it with a pair of earphones. The experience with earphones is 
much better. <br />
Overall, the performance is decent for the price
 tag. It worked smoothly in day-to-day use. The gaming is, however, a 
weak point. <br />
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<b>Battery</b><br />
<span class="storycentimg" style="border: 0px solid #d7d7d7; float: left; margin: 2px 15px 2px 0px; width: 650px;"><span style="width: 650px;"><img align="left" alt="" border="0" height="264" hspace="0" src="http://media2.intoday.in/indiatoday/images/stories//2015April/screenshot_650_040315110508.jpg" style="border: 1px solid rgb(215, 215, 215); margin: 2px 0px;" title="" valign="top" vspace="0" width="400" /></span></span>The
 Asus Fonepad 7 packs in a 3950mAh non-removable battery, which we can 
consider a pretty decent one. On normal to light usage it gave us a 
battery backup of up to 20-26 hours, which is more than what we 
expected. It ran for about 6-7 hours while we were engaged in gaming for
 about 30 minutes, browsing Facebook for about 1 hour, calls for about 
30 minutes, etc. <br />
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Overall we feel that the battery life on Fonepad 7 is decent, especially if you are not going to play too many games. <br />
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<b>Should you buy it?</b><br />
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<span class="storycentimg" style="border: 0px solid #d7d7d7; float: left; margin: 2px 15px 2px 0px; width: 650px;"><span style="width: 650px;"><img align="left" alt="" border="0" height="266" hspace="0" src="http://media2.intoday.in/indiatoday/images/stories//2015April/should-you_040315110223.jpg" style="border: 1px solid rgb(215, 215, 215); margin: 2px 0px;" title="" valign="top" vspace="0" width="400" /></span></span>At <span class="rupee">R<span>s.</span></span>10,999,
 the Fonepad 7 FE171CG is a decent tablet but not something that we can 
consider best in class. It is not going to dazzle you. For gamers, it is
 not the right tablet. <br />
<br />
But for everyone else it is a decent 
option. Unless you are looking for iPad-class performance or a tablet on
 which you can play Real Racing whole day, you can consider the Fonepad 
7. We can recommend this tablet to all those who need one for surfing 
internet, listening to music, light reading, light gaming, and calling 
once in a while.<br />
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In the last two years the demand for phablets aka the large screen 
has gone through the roof. People just love these devices, especially in
 India. Yet, Microsoft, which is trying to push its Windows Phone in a 
market dominated by Android and Apple's iOS, hasn't been particularly 
active in this segment.<br />
So, far it has launched two phablets 
-- the Lumia 1520 and 1320. And that happened in October 2013 at the 
last Nokia World in Abu Dhabi. <br />
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Now, it is making a comeback 
with the Lumia 640 XL. The company knows that the real growth is in the 
mainstream market and hence positioning the 640 XL as a phablet for 
budget shopper. <br />
<br />
The 640 XL is big - 5.7-inches to be precise. But Microsoft has its work cut out as under <span class="rupee">Rs.</span>20,000
 these days it is possible to get a OnePlus One, which basically sports 
flagship class hardware. The Redmond-based company will have you believe
 that the combination of its own hardware, services and software stack 
make for a compelling story. We have been testing the phone for a week 
or so, read on to find out if it's worth your money. <br />
<br />
<h2>
Design and build quality</h2>
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The
 Lumia 640 XL is built like any other Lumia smartphone in the market. It
 is offered in an array of fruity colours and has a body made of thick 
plastic aka polycarbonate. This lends the phone a very solid feel. It 
does not feel cheap or gaudily glossy like smartphones from other 
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That said, it is a massive phone which is not easy to 
carry around. Microsoft's industrial designers have created a pleasing 
design with lots of straight lines, but this also means that from the 
sides, the phone has sharp edges that will dig into your palms, making 
it uncomfortable to hold. <br />
Of course, at 9mm and 171 grams, 
this is a big phone by any metric, so one handed usage is next to 
impossible. Unless, of course, you have abnormally large hands. <br />
<br />
The
 good news is that the overall quality of the product feels first class.
 You don't get the feeling that you are using a cheap product as the fit
 and finish is just fabulous. This is something we have come to expect 
of Microsoft and it doesn't disappoint us. <br />
<br />
There are some 
minor design blemishes though. For instance, the rear camera has a minor
 bulge which adds to the thickness of the product and the screen is 
surrounded by large borders. <br />
We also feel that the borders 
flanking the top and bottom of the display could be smaller, 
particularly as this phone has software based buttons, not capacitive 
hardware keys. That could have also reduced the size of the phone. <br />
<br />
<h2>
Display</h2>
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The
 big 5.7-inch display of the Lumia 640 XL dominates the fascia of the 
product and also lends it the 'XL' nomenclature. Thankfully, Microsoft 
has decided to offer a 720p HD IPS panel with its ClearBlack polariser. 
This means that the display has natural looking colours, good viewing 
angles when the phone is viewed off-axis and decent levels of 
brightness, especially when viewed under direct sunlight. </div>
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Yes, 
the display has a rather low resolution considering the size of the 
screen, but it appears to be a big improvement from the type of displays
 Microsoft has shipped in the past on phones like the Lumia 530 and 
Lumia 535. The pixel density converts to 259 pixels per inch. <br />
In
 the display settings, you can also manually calibrate the display of 
the Lumia 640 XL to your liking. There are some presets, but we 
preferred to calibrate it on our own. Out of the box, the display had a 
warmer/yellowish tinge, which we did not like. <br />
<br />
In the larger 
scheme of things, we are glad to report that Microsoft has shipped a 
good display in the 640 XL, which can handle any task the average 
smartphone user will throw at the device. This means it is good for 
watching videos, reading text or even getting work done. In fact, we can
 say that the extra wide display particularly is helpful while managing 
Excel sheets or composing large Word documents. <br />
<br />
<h2>
Camera</h2>
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The
 one area where Microsoft's Lumia smartphones have always held an edge 
over Android smartphones is in the area of imaging. The Lumia 640 XL 
sure does come with some impressive imaging hardware on the back. It has
 a 13-megapixel camera with 1/3 inch sensor, a f/2.0 aperture and a 
focal length of 28mm. It even has optics from Carl Zeiss, something most
 phones in the price band can't hope to match. </div>
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Does all this hardware pay dividends? In one word, yes. <br />
The
 Lumia has a great camera on the back. It works well in day time and 
night time though the images clicked in the evenings do show noise and 
are grainy. <br />
In daylight, the images have ample amount of 
detail and the colo<br />
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urs are true to life. With the new Lumia Denim 
update, the phone also manages to take photos relatively quickly. Speed 
is still an issue, but it is not a deal breaker anymore. <br />
The 
camera is equally impressive in low-light scenarios as it can manage to 
cram in a lot of detail though this detail comes with dollops of noise 
that make the photos look too grainy. <br />
<br />
The great bit about 
Microsoft's Lumia smartphones is the Lumia camera app. The unique radial
 user interface allows the user to tweak each and every setting of the 
shot in a simple and intuitive way. This is very handy if you know your 
way around a digital camera as you can manipulate the setting to get 
even better results than the automatic setting. <br />
<br />
The Lumia 640
 XL also excels at shooting videos. It can shoot 1080p videos at 30 
frames per seconds. It largely takes shake-free videos with good quality
 audio. Its camera is also very good at automatically changing the focus
 as the user pans around while shooting videos.<br />
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Even on the 
front, Microsoft has equipped the Lumia 640 XL with a wide angle 
5-megapixel sensor, which takes good selfies. More importantly, thanks 
to the wide-angle lens, you can fit in a lot in the frame while taking 
selfies.  So if you are gunning for something similar to the famous 
'Oscar Selfie' with 10 people in it the 640 XL may not be a bad choice. 
Trust us, it will do a better job than the Samsung Galaxy S5, which was 
used for the 'Oscar Selfie'. <br />
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 is a weak point of Microsoft's Lumia phones. Windows Phone, which 
powers the Lumia 640 XL just can't match Android and iOS in terms of 
quality and quantity when it comes to apps. Yes, it can be argued that 
Microsoft has enough apps in its store to fulfil the needs of most 
people, but their quality is a different story altogether. </div>
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Even 
if one takes a look at the Facebook and Twitter apps, then it is easy to
 realise the gulf in the quality and user experience offered by a 
Windows Phone app and an Android or iOS app. <br />
That said, at 
its heart Windows Phone remains a competent operating system. As always 
there are things that it does better than Android and there are things 
that Android does better than it. <br />
<br />
Largely, of all the 
operating systems in the market, Windows Phone is the simplest of the 
lot. With Windows Phone 8.1, it even gets an Android style notification 
shade. Its Start Screen is dynamic and is always bustling with 
information. There's no denying if you just work with basic apps, 
Windows Phone offers an enjoyable experience. <br />
<br />
However, it 
still does not play well with Google's popular services and neither has a
 virtual assistant that works in India. Hence, it is likely to be 
inferior for anyone coming from Android or iOS. <br />
That said, 
Microsoft's services are well integrated in the OS - so you get things 
like Skype, Office, Nokia Here maps with offline navigation and also a 
bunch of other third party apps. <br />
<br />
Microsoft, in fact, has 
preloaded a lot of stuff on the Lumia 640 XL. Out of the box, the phone 
comes preloaded with Food Panda, Book My Show, BBM, Gameloft, FitBit, 
Make my Trip, OLA Cabs, We Chat and Zomato. Most of these apps are 
essentials, so we are not classifying them as bloatware, however on a 
phone with just 8GB of onboard storage this was a little excessive. <br />
The
 good bit is that unlike Android, Microsoft allows the user to remove 
all preloaded apps. Nothing is forced upon the user. Users can also 
install apps on an SD card unlike Android. <br />
<br />
It is also worth 
keeping in mind that the phone will be upgradable to Windows 10 for the 
phone later in the year. This will add a host of new features to the 
phone including support for universal apps that will work across 
different types of devices. <br />
<br />
To its detriment, currently, its 
software is also not well customised for the large screen the phone 
offers. So there is no windowed multitasking paradigm and even the 
keyboard is not dynamic, offering a one-handed mode. Some of these 
features, however, are expected in the Windows 10 update. <br />
<br />
<h2>
Performance</h2>
By modern standards, the Microsoft Lumia 640 XL is running on frugal 
hardware. It runs on an ageing Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, which 
hums along at 1.2GHz with four cores. It is coupled with 1GB RAM and 8GB
 of internal memory. There's also a microSD card slot with support for 
up to 128 GB of expansion. </div>
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The meagre hardware belies the 
performance offered by the Lumia 640 XL. It feels much faster than a 
phone running an ageing processor. Of course, Microsoft's code base for 
Windows Phone is different, and probably more optimised, than Android, 
which enables a smoother and faster experience on similar hardware. <br />
<br />
But
 just to be clear, we are no labelling the performance as earth 
shattering. The second-generation Moto G runs on similar hardware and we
 can say that the performance on it is close to what a user can get with
 the Lumia 640 XL. <br />
<br />
The phone can multitask well and at times we had more than 10 apps opened at the same time. The phone showed no signs of lags. <br />
<br />
In
 the longer run, however, performance could be an issue. Windows 10 will
 be a big update and it will be interesting to see how the phone 
performs. <br />
<br />
In terms of gaming, the quality of the graphics is 
not great. Using the Adreno 305 GPU, the phone offers average gaming 
experience. While there were no major frame rate issues, the quality of 
the graphics was certainly not what you'd expect of a phone costing so 
much. <br />
<br />
Network performance of the phone was fine and we did 
not face many dropped calls while testing the phone. We tested the 
device on a Vodafone network in Delhi NCR. It is also a dual-SIM phone 
with dual active functionality, which makes it more enticing. There's no
 4G LTE support, Microsoft will launch a separate 4G model of the same 
in India. <br />
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<h2>
Battery</h2>
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The
 thing that impressed us the most about the Lumia 640 XL is the battery 
life. The 3,000mAh battery in combination with the rather frugal 
Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 CPU converts to amazing battery life. On an 
average, the phone lasts in-excess of 28-30 hours. </div>
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The phone 
never died within the 24 hour period and on one occasion we managed to 
use the phone two days at a stretch. Admittedly, during this 2 day 
stretch we did not use the Facebook app, which is a major source of 
notifications and often keeps a user glued to the screen. <br />
On 
average, our tests included 2 hours of phone calls, 2 email accounts, 2 
social networks, 15-20 photos shot with the phone's camera, 45 minutes 
of music streaming, 30 minutes of web browsing, and around 30 minutes of
 streaming videos on YouTube. We also played games like Asphalt 8 for 
long stretches. <br />
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<h2>
Should you buy it?</h2>
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There
 are two ways to look at the Lumia 640 XL. It is a well-designed but 
somewhat underpowered phone. Or you can see it as a device punches above
 its weight despite its more humble hardware. <br />
The performance of 
the Lumia 640 XL is mostly adequate but we still feel hesitant in 
recommending a device with the Snapdragon 400 and 8GB internal storage 
at this price. <br />
<br />
That said, the performance of the 640 XL rear 
camera and battery is superb. In these two areas, no Android phone in 
the price bracket comes close. <br />
<br />
Then there is the Windows 
Phone operating system, which continues to hold back the phone. The apps
 on the OS aren't as good as Android or iOS and many services that are 
loved by users are not available. If you can live without the core 
Google experiences like good Gmail or Chrome experience, then the Lumia 
640 XL will pleasantly surprise you. If not, then you should give it a 
skip. <br />
In nutshell, the Lumia 640 XL is a solid budget phablet
 if you care for camera, battery and basic smartphone functionality. But
 this is not an Android phone and doesn't match the rich experience that
 a similarly-priced Lollipop or KitKat-powered phone can provide.</div>
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Huawei Honor 6 Plus Review

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In the last few years, cameras in smartphones have advanced by leaps 
and bounds. But this improvement is a result of incremental updates. The
 big updates have been few. Nokia did its bit to progress imaging, but 
apart from it no one is really reinventing the wheel.<br />
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A couple of 
years ago a little known company called Lytro introduced light-field 
technology, which introduced refocussing capabilities in an image. HTC 
last year followed suit with a similar concept on the One (M8), but it 
failed to impress. Now Chinese smartphone vendor Huawei is making an 
attempt at reinventing the wheel with its Honor 6 Plus. The focus, pun 
intended, is again on the refocussing technology, which may help 
smartphone shooters get better bokeh in images. Huawei has made some 
lofty claims about the capabilities of the camera on Honor 6 Plus. We 
put the phone through the paces. Read on to find out if it's any good.<br />
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<span style="color: #134f5c;"><i><b>Design and build quality</b></i></span></h2>
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Let's
 not beat around the bush. The Honor 6 Plus reminds us a lot of the 
iPhone 4. At the same time,  it borrows a number of design elements from
 Sony's Xperia Z3.<br />
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It is amazing that we are still seeing phones 
that are inspired by the iPhone 4, which was launched way back in 2010. 
The Honor 6 Plus is certainly an attractive phone, but there's nothing 
original about the design. By this we mean you get a geometric metal 
frame sandwiched in glass on the both sides.<br />
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Yes, it's slim at 
7.5mm and weighs 165 grams, which is fine for a 5.5-inch phablet, but 
the iPhone 4 design language does not convert to great ergonomics on a 
phone that's as big as the Honor 6 Plus. It's big and clunky to hold. 
Its sharp lines dig into the palms and generally the phone is not the 
most comfortable one to hold.<br />
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If you are not careful chances are 
you may drop the phone. Considering the glass back, this does not bode 
well for the longevity of the phone.<br />
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However, the build quality is
 strikingly good. It is absolutely exquisite. The fit and finish of 
everything from the buttons on the side to the SIM trays feels top notch
 - right up there with a phone like the iPhone.<br />
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It's a dual-SIM 
phone, so it has twin trays. One tray is for a nano-SIM slot, which also
 doubles as a microSD card slot, while the other SIM slot is for 
microSIM.<br />
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Overall, the phone has a great build quality. The design is neat, albeit a compromised and unoriginal one.<br />
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<span style="color: #134f5c;"><i><b>Display</b></i></span></h2>
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Huawei
 is using a gorgeous 5.5-inch 1080p screen on the Honor 6 Plus. The 
company claims a 73.2 per cent screen to body ratio, which seems 
correct. Overall, we found the display to be of a very high standard.<br />
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It
 shows rich and punchy colours, which pop out.  Brightness levels and 
viewing angles too are very good. Like Xiaomi, Huawei's use of excessive
 bright colours in the UI adds to the vibrance of the screen, which 
makes it look similar to AMOLED screens even though it uses a LCD panel.<br />
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The
 screen is good for watching videos and as well shows crisp text. 
Moreover, its legibility under sunlight is decent, so one can actually 
get work done with this phone even in the searing and extremely bright 
sunlight.<br />
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<span style="color: #134f5c;"><b>Camera</b></span></h2>
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The
 Honor 6 Plus earns its, ahem, honour due to its camera. Or to be 
precise, the pair of stacked 8-megapixel sensors on the back that work 
in concert to provide refocussing capabilities like a Lytro camera.<br />
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Using
 a wide aperture mode, on the Honor you can open up the aperture up to 
as wide as f/0.95, which ensures insane level of depth of field. This 
sounds a lot like the capabilities of HTC One (M8), which paired a 
4-Ultrapixel sensor with a depth sensor, however the results are 
completely different. And that is evident in the shot clicked with the 
Honor 6 Plus because it is capable of shooting some stunning shots.<br />
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In
 the camera app there is a depth of field slider, which allows you to 
manually control the aperture, hence increasing or decreasing the 
'bokeh' effect to get the perfect shot. Of course, this is strictly 
meant for subjects that are not moving because the results will not be 
as nice if you are trying to shoot a moving vehicle.<br />
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Even in the 
normal mode, the rear camera performs very well. It takes shots with 
lots of detail, accurate colours and minimal noise. In low light, the 
performance does not rival that of the iPhone 6, but here we have a 
camera which still does a darn good job.<br />
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Thanks to the twin 
sensors, the Honor 6 Plus also captures large pixels. It has 1.98um 
pixels. The large size ensures decent low-light performance.<br />
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Long 
story short, the Honour 6 Plus has a really nice camera. It may not 
compete with the iPhone 6 or the Lumia 1020, but it sure can hold its 
own against some of the Android flagships. In fact, if you look at the 
wide aperture mode, then the depth of field effects are almost like an 
DSLR with a prime lens.<br />
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Of course, it is not perfect. In some 
cases when the focused subject is far, it distorts image as it is not 
able to resolve the information supplied by the twin lens.<br />
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At the 
front there is an 8-megapixel sensor that takes some nice selfies. 
Importantly, on the top left corner, the camera instructs you to look 
into a small box, ensures that you are looking into the lens for the 
selfie, something that doesn't happen all the time. Often, the lens is 
not visible.<br />
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The phone also shoots 1080p video, but the quality of
 videos is disappointing. There's a software based stabilisation mode, 
but it does not do a good job. While colours and focusing is fine, the 
footage is often shaky. The audio quality, however, is decent.<br />
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<span style="color: #134f5c;"><b>Software</b></span></h2>
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The
 Honor 6 Plus runs on Android 4.4 KitKat running Huawei's Emotion UI 
3.0. Like other Chinese brands, the Honor has a UI that seems like a 
blend of what Apple's iOS offers and the capabilities one gets with 
Android. There is no separate app drawer. There is only a springboard of
 apps that is home to both widgets and app icons.<br />
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It is a 
simple UI and most of the core apps are nicely redesigned. 
Interestingly, there is even a quick settings menu that launches from a 
bottom swipe. The notifications pane is also similar to iOS and overall 
if we had to compare it to an Android skin then we have to say it looks 
very similar to the UI on the Vivo X5 Max.<br />
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Largely, the UI is 
simple and highly customisable as it supports themes. It also feels 
quite nimble in operating something that many of these custom Android 
implementations do not.<br />
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The
 Honor 6 Plus does not use processors from Qualcomm, Samsung, MediaTek 
or even Intel. It uses Huawei's own Hi-Silicon 925 SoC which is paired 
with 3GB of RAM. The phone also has 32GB of internal storage and a 
microSD card slot. Now, this chipset is an all Huawei solution based on 
an octa-core architecture with four ARM Cortex A15 cores and four ARM 
Cortex A7 cores.<br />
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By modern standards this is not exactly 
revolutionary, but the performance of the phone is fantastic. We could 
multitask with much ease and could have more than 15 apps open without 
any stutters or lags. Navigation of the user interface was also silky 
smooth.<br />
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Call quality of the phone
 was fine. Our initial unit failed to recognise our nano-SIM for some 
reason, but the new unit performed decently. We did not face unexplained
 dropped calls as we tested the device on a Vodafone network in the 
National Capital Region. The Honor 6 Plus is a dual-SIM phone which 
supports 4G networks in the country, which just sweetens the deal.<br />
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<span style="color: #134f5c;"><b>Battery life</b></span></h2>
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Apart
 from the camera, another highlight of this phone is its big 3,600mAh 
battery. No wonder, we easily managed a day and a half with medium to 
heavy usage over the week we tested the product.<br />
We are talking about 30 hours of usage without much trouble and it can last even longer if you are a frugal user.<br />
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Our
 testing usage involved 2 hours of phones calls, two email accounts, two
 social media accounts, 15-20 photos on an average, 45 minutes of 
streaming music while commuting, and 20 minutes of streaming videos on 
YouTube. We also watched movies, browsed the web and played games like 
Dead Trigger 2 for considerable stretches.<br />
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This is impressive battery performance.<br />
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<span style="color: #134f5c;"><b>Should you buy it?</b></span></h2>
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For around <span class="rupee">Rs.</span>25,000,
 the Honor 6 Plus makes a compelling case for itself. This holds truer 
if you are interested in a phablet. Its camera alone is a feature that 
will wow many, but moreover the device offers good performance, a great 
screen and impressive battery life.<br />
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Frankly, there is nothing 
wrong with the device. If you had to be overly critical then you'd 
probably say that its design is uncomfortable and its user interface is 
not very attractive when compared to stock Android Lollipop. On every 
other aspects, the Honor 6 Plus gets everything right.<br />
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Huawei Honor 6 Plus Review

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