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Review: Micromax A50 Ninja

New Delhi: Android phones are getting cheaper by day, but a phone launched with a price of tag Rs 5,000 with a feature that directly competes with venerable iPhone's SIRI is unheard of.

But then Micromax's tagline 'Nothing like Anything' is not for nothing.

The phone is undoubtedly an entry level Android phone and therefore had some features missing from the list like the proximity sensor (that switches of the display when you place it near your ear), which is somewhat a standard affaire on Android phones. However, Micromax has included other basic features like 3G, Bluetooth, WiFi, A-GPS and even a larger 3.1 inch display with capacitive touch technology unlike most entry level phones which have 2.8 inch screen.


Some other most wanted features that are missing from this handset includes proximity sensor, front camera, and an LED flash.

Design

The phone comes in pearly white colour that though shiny, fortunately doesn't attract fingerprints and smudge. The front portion has three physical keys which are transparent with centre home key surrounded by chrome finish. There is also a chrome strip around the phone as well.

There is the micro USB port in the left side along with volume rocker and 3.5 mm jack at the top along with power/lock button. The micro SD card slot is placed below the two SIM card slots and to access them you need to remove the battery.

All in all, it is a good looking phone.

Display

The phone comes with a 3.1 inch screen (resolution has not been specified) but its clearly not high resolution and pixels are clearly visible. However, colours come out well and images look decent.

The display is a capacitive touch unit which works smoothly and resisters each touch without failing. Lack of proximity sensor does create problems during calls as you need to press power/lock button before you can disconnect the call.

AISHA

AISHA or Artificial Intelligence Speech Handset Assistance is an application that recognises what you are saying and acts accordingly. For instance, if you ask it to dial a number for you, it does so; it also searches the internet for keywords and even posts updates on Facebook as you say.

However, this is not a breakthrough app as a similar application was pioneered by Apple in the form of SIRI, and similar apps exist for Android as well such the IRIS. But the difference lies in the fact that this is an inbuilt app and that the phone is an entry level one.

The app recognises Indian accent most of the times but is not perfect. It is quite witty though, so in case it doesn't understand the name that you are asking it to dial, it will say better choose yourself, and opens the contact list. Similarly if you have asked too many questions and it is not able to understand, it will say 'please don't ask anymore questions, I am confused'.

All in all, AISHA is a good attempt by Micromax, something that works well and at times that it doesn't but replies in a cool and witty fashion, so that you don't get irritated.

The good news is that Micromax has promised to include the app in its other phones as well.

Camera

Micromax Superfone A50 Ninja comes with a 2.0 megapixel camera, which is strictly an average camera, and we didn't even expect much after all it's a low cost offering. But the pictures taken were good enough for mobile viewing and you can take decent enough photos if lighting is good. The camera can also capture videos in VGA resolution.

Music

There is nothing much special on this front either, but then it does have music capability and supports most music formats, the supplied ear piece is substandard but thanks to 3.5mm jack you can use any earpiece you wish to.

Good thing is that Micromax has not compromised on the SDcard support and offers 32 GB expandable option which is good for keeping a lot of music.

Phone's speaker is not very loud but there is no distortion even a full volume which is a good thing.

Battery backup and performance

Ninja A50 has a bare minimum 650 MHz processor and therefore expecting it play high graphics game is not the wisest of things. Even though it plays most games meant for Android 2.3, you will be better off not to try it as the phone will start to hang if you do so. You can for sure play some light games.

The best utility of this phone is to keep it as light as possible so that it performs the basic tasks fluidly. The phone keeps up with normal tasks like internet surfing, taking calls, music playback etc with ease. But the moment you start loading it with lots of apps, it starts to slow down.

In terms of battery backup time, the 1200 mAH battery is good enough for just a day of moderate usage. You push the phone even slightly harder such as by keeping WiFi open for long, it starts to drain the battery pretty fast. Micromax doesn't even claim a lot of talktime with just 4 hours listed in the specification sheet.

Verdict

The Micromax Superfone Ninja A50 is a good value for money. It has all the necessary features that will satiate the needs of a non gamer smartphone user. The screen size now looks very small, but just about 8-9 months back 3.2 inch was the larger screen size for phones, so even on that count it's good.

The AISHA is the main USP of the phone and the best part is that it understands us Indians probably better than even iPhone's SIRI does. In fact we can safely say that this is the best Android phone in its price range.


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KT awaits S.Africa proposals on Telkom offer -exec,


 * Will review any new govt conditions

* To proceed with talks when environment improves

(Reuters) - South Korean fixed-line carrier KT Corp is waiting for the South African government to propose new conditions after it turned down its reduced offer to acquire 20 percent of Telkom, a senior executive said on Tuesday.

South Korea's No.2 mobile operator slashed an initial offer by nearly a third to 25.60 rand per ordinary share last month as Telkom's share price had fallen since the initial offer.

South Africa's government, which holds a majority stake in Telkom together with the state pension fund, rejected the reduced offer.

"We don't know what conditions Telkom want," Yung Kim, senior executive vice president at KT, told Reuters. "We will review new conditions if they are offered."

Telkom shares had fallen by about 25 percent from the initial announcement of KT's offer in October 2011 to the revised offer seven months later.

A KT spokesman said the company was open to further negotiations with Pretoria.

"We need to clarify the cause first. We are considering proceeding with the talks again when the environment improves," he told Reuters.

The deal would have included an issue of new shares for KT, which would have diluted the government's shareholding.

KT is looking for opportunities away from its traditional market in emerging markets in Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe as competition back home squeezes margins.

Telkom is Africa's biggest landline operator. It has launched a mobile phone service unit to diversify income but has struggled against more established rivals MTN and Vodacom.

Pretoria's surprise rejection of the reduced KT offer has intensified speculation that it is not prepared to cede control of a company that many in the ruling African National Congress view as an arm of government.

The leading Business Day newspaper said in an editorial the move had a great deal to do with the government's "obsession with centralisation and control".

The ANC last year tried unsuccessfully to roll back approval for Wal-Mart's $2.4 billion acquisition of retailer Massmart. (Reporting by Hyunjoo Jin; Writing by Helen Nyambura-Mwaura; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter)




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Can BlackBerry Survive?



Smartphones continue to generate interest in the consumer market, and new devices launch with regularity. But can a company that once seemed to own the enterprise market for smartphones make a comeback today?

With Android and Apple dominating the smartphone market, many are questioning if RIM (Research in Motion), www.rim.com, maker of the once wildly popular BlackBerry, stands a chance. According to the latest worldwide smartphone marketshare numbers from IDC, www.idc.com, BlackBerry’s share has fallen from 13.6% of the market a year ago to a mere 6.4% today.

Canadian-based RIM has been candid about its financial challenges and has been just as open about its attempts to stay afloat. Just last week, the company issued a statement from CEO Thorsten Heins, who said the company has called in bankers to conduct a strategic review. According to Heins’ statement, the goal of the review is to help RIM “evaluate the relative merits and feasibility of various financial strategies, including opportunities to leverage the BlackBerry platform through partnerships, licensing opportunities, and strategic business model alternatives.”

Ronan de Renesse, principal analyst at Analysys Mason, www.analysysmason.com, believes RIM’s main problem is that BlackBerry devices have neglected to satisfy the appetite of today’s media-hungry customers. “Rich media playback experience has taken over physical keyboards in smartphone users’ mindshare,” Renesse says. In fact, according to the analyst’s research, only 9% of BlackBerry users employ the media player, versus 98% for Apple and 56% for Android and Symbian.

The other issue, according to Renesse, is that RIM has lost control of the business device and services segment—BlackBerry’s target market. Both Apple and Google have gained substantial marketshare in this market, where they were almost absent less than five years ago.

“Email, which once was a core differentiator for BlackBerry devices, has now become a commodity,” Renesse says. “Our research has shown 98% of smartphone users used an email application, regardless of what type of device they own.”

Renesse’s research is based on the report, "Consumer smartphone usage: key findings from an on-device tracker," which he co-authored with fellow Analysys Mason analyst Martin Scott. Using an on-device monitoring app, the analysts conducted a two-month observation of 1,000 smartphone users across the globe. The analysts’ results supported the fact that today’s smartphone users are hungry for media. According to the findings, 75% of panelists used Wi-Fi on their smartphone, and more than 99% of panelists used their mobile browser at least once for an average of 7.5 minutes per day.

The analysts also found that email has eclipsed SMS as a more widely used communication method for smartphone users, although just barely: 97% of panelists used SMS, but 98% used email during the two-month period of observation. According to Martin, this raises questions as to whether SMS is sustainable as a chargeable service.

Findings also indicate Apple’s media-centric approach is giving it an edge. According to the report, iPhone customers use more data than any other smartphone users, and account for 80% of the top 10% of heaviest data users.

One can only hope RIM has considered these market shifts as it finalizes the design of its upcoming BlackBerry 10 mobile computing platform—perhaps the company’s last chance at the fast-growing smartphone market. Last month, more than 5,000 developers, partners, carriers, and enterprise customers saw the first glimpses of the next-generation platform, which is expected to launch at the end of this year. According to RIM’s Heins, the response to the prototype platform has been encouraging, and the company remains hopeful.



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66 Best Restaurants – Northern Europe iPhone App Review


If you are going to be traveling around northern Europe anytime soon, this app for the iPhone is gold. You can work your way around to some of the most popular and award-winning restaurants around the area. It is going to be easier than every to now eat at some of the most famous restaurants in the world and really take your European experience to the next level. The list was created by a variety of independent experts—meaning the list is unbiased and simply provides the information that you need quickly. Whyse ApS has really struck gold with this, and has created a wonderful application that serves a great need.





What Are Some of the Main Features?

They have just recently added a feature that allows you to select a “near me” section. That means that it will display the ones that are closest to your current location. The application is such a plus for travelers because you don’t have to worry about wasting your time on places that are not going to live up to your standards. You can rest assured knowing that you are going to one of the best rated places in the area. You can look at the top 66 restaurants by rating and decide which one you are going to be eating at for your next meal.

You will also get to see the next 44 restaurants that didn’t make the top 66, in case you are looking for more of a variety when you are seeking out some great food. It features restaurants in 7 different countries all over the Nordic area, including: Denmark, Greenland, Iceland, Finland, Faroe Islands, Norway, and Sweden. You can even set up a reservation to one of these restaurants from the application as well. That will make things extremely easy on you and will give you more time to focus on your trip, rather than wasting time trying to find restaurants and get a table.


The Bottom Line

When it comes down to it, this is an application that is designed for people that are going to be traveling through the northern European area, and that is about it. There would be no reason for anyone else to have this app. But, for those that do need it, it is unmatched and provides very detailed information about some of the best restaurants in the world. It would be extremely hard to find any other application that is going to guide you through some of the top restaurants, even some that are included in the Michelin Guide as well.






 This application is highly recommended if you are going to be one of those travelers. It would be a shame to miss out on some of the best dining the world has ever seen because you couldn’t find it. Even if you do find it, it can take a long time without this app. Instead you can take your time and enjoy your vacation, knowing that you can simply press a few buttons and find one of the best places in the world to eat a meal.






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