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ZTE Axon 7 Max announced with Dual Camera and Naked 3D Display

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October 28, 2016

ZTE Axon 7 Max announced with Dual Camera and Naked 3D Display

ZTE has been doing a pretty good job with their smartphone lineup. The Axon 7 which was titled as the flagship killer of 2016 is one of the prominent phones from ZTE and will soon be shelved in the Nepali market. With the success of Axon 7, we saw the Axon 7 mini and now the company has decided to go overboard with the newly announced ZTE Axon 7 Max.

Although the phone shares the name with Axon 7, it is not completely up to par in the hardware department, but on the contrary, manages to have some pretty neat features. ZTE Axon 7 Max comes with a 6.0inch 1080p panel which is equipped with a naked 3D display, allowing you to view 3D contents without wearing special glasses. ZTE will also provide paid 3D contents for free with the device. Apart from the display, the phone is powered by Snapdragon 625 clocked at 2GHz and comes equipped with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of onboard storage along with the support for Micro SD card up to 200GB.

On the photography side, the phone comes with dual 13MP Camera which is for better depth of field in the photos. The camera also comes with laser autofocus for faster focus and dual tone LED flash. Up front, the phone sports an 8MP shooter.

Audio has been a premier focus in the Axon 7 series, and with the Axon 7 Max, they continue to do so with the inclusion of dual Hi-Fi AK4962 audio chips. This is set to improve the audio quality over headphones and loudspeakers.

On the software side of things, the Axon 7 Max is running on Android 6.0 Marshmallow with Mi Favor 4.0 UI on top. The phone comes with profuse battery size of 4,100mAh along with Quick Charge 3.0.

ZTE Axon 7 Max Specifications:

6.0 inches(1080*1920) with Naked 3D Display
Qualcomm MSM8953 Snapdragon 625 Chipset
Octa-core 2.0 GHz Cortex-A53 CPU
Adreno 506 GPU
4GB RAM
64GB Internal Storage, Expandable up to 200GB
Dual 13 MP, phase detection autofocus, dual-LED flash
8MP Front Facing Camera
Fingerprint Sensor
USB Type C
Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0
Non-removable 4,100 mAh battery

ZTE Axon 7 Max is priced at $440 in China and will start shipping in November.

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Samsung J1 2016 Review: Does this galaxy explode?

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October 28, 2016

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Samsung J1 2016 Review: Does this galaxy explode?

The Chinese smartphones have taken over Samsung’s budget lineup over the past couple of years as the company is struggling to offer better-specced budget phones when compared to its Chinese counterpart. The recently launched Galaxy J1 2016, the successor to last year’s Galaxy J1, offers meaningful updates like bigger sharp AMOLED display, quad-core processor, and 1GB of RAM — all for an asking price of Rs. 11,300. Can the J1 2016 stand out against the competition in providing the best experience in the budget category? Let’s find out.

Design:

The Galaxy J1 2016 is reminiscent of the previous Samsung phones as it’s entirely made up of plastic with a faux metal frame. The back is removable giving users access to the replaceable battery, microSD card slot, and 2 SIM card slot. Despite featuring a plastic back, the phone is not cheap by any means and feels sturdier in the hands.

The size of the device is compact and ergonomic as it sports a 4.5-inch display and thus the one hand operation is an advantage. It weighs at 131gms and measures 8.9mm in thickness. The power button is on the right while the volume rocker is on the left. The front houses a 2MP front camera, earpiece and proximity sensor. The phone lacks an ambient light sensor like with all the Samsung J-series of smartphones, hence the brightness level have to be adjusted manually.

The back houses a 5MP camera with LED flash, loud speaker, and Samsung’s traditional Home button, which feels marvelous and responsive and hence gives nice feedback. At the bottom, there is a microUSB port and the primary mic (no secondary noise cancellation mic). The 3.5mm headphone jack sits on the top. Overall, the Galaxy J1 2016 punches well above its weight when it comes to design and build.

Display:

The Galaxy J1 2016 has a 4.5-inch display with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels netting a total pixel density of 207ppi. You could easily get smartphones under Rs. 12,000 with HD IPS LCD display, but the J1 2016 has a Super AMOLED display that offers excellent contrast and oversaturated colors.

The brightness is also stellar for the price tag with great outdoor visibility. Although it lacks display protection, but using the phone for 2 weeks I didn’t have any scratch without any tempered glass.

Software UI:

The Samsung Galaxy J1 2016 still boots on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop with Touch Wiz UI which means you will miss out on few Marshmallow features like Doze and Now On Tap. Over the years, the UI on Samsung phones has become bloat free and optimized, and the J1 2016 is no exception.

It comes with some preinstalled apps like Google’s mandatory apps, Operamax data saving app, and Ultra power saving mode. The Sbike Mode that was embedded in the J3 2016 and J5/J7 series is not included on this model.

Performance:

The Samsung Galaxy J1 2016 is powered by a Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7 processor (Spreadtrum SC9830) and 1GB of RAM. The phone doesn’t lag at all while performing basic tasks like navigating through UI, browsing, and using Facebook. However, like with all the budget phones, the J1 suffers while multitasking and playing games — all because of iffy underperforming Cortex A7 32bit processor and 1GB of RAM.

It’s a real shame that Samsung didn’t include 2GB of RAM which would have made the phone perform substantially better. There are many phones with 2GB of RAM for the money Samsung is asking for the Galaxy J1 2016. The phone comes with just 8GB of ROM and after installing few apps you will soon realize that you will require a microSD card to expand your storage.

Camera:

The 5MP rear camera on the J1 2016 is mediocre, but having said that, the J1 2016 flairs well well compared to the competition. It is far better than what you get at this price range. During daylight, the photos come out decent at first impression, but there is nothing to write home about. The color reproduction is inaccurate and the photos lack in details while you zoom in. Dynamic range is poor considering the price tag and it also lacks HDR mode. The low light photography is below average with lots of noise.

The 2MP front camera is below average even for social media uploads. It would be better of pointing the main snapper and hoping for the best shot.

Connectivity:

The Samsung J1 2016 supports 2 SIM, first slot with 4G and the second slot with 3G. Other connectivity options include 2.4GHz Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ with hotspot support, Bluetooth v4.0, an FM radio, and GPS. As expected at this price range, NFC is missing here.

Call quality:

Despite lacking secondary noise cancellation mic, the Samsung Galaxy J1 2016’s call quality was surprisingly good. It’s clear on both the receiver and transmitter end. The loudspeaker is also clear and loud for an entry-level device.

Battery:

The Battery is another asset of the Samsung J1 2016. On our test, the phone lasted 2 days on moderate usage with 2 hours of browsing, 1 hour of 3G calling, and 1 hour of youtube. The phone offers 4-5 hours of onscreen time on medium brightness.

The battery on the Galaxy J1 2016 is removable which means you can just remove the back cover and replace it. Since the phone lacks quick charge technology, it won’t be a bad investment if buy an extra battery for your needs.

Conclusion:

There’s a lot of things to like about the Samsung J1 2016, but there are equally a lot of things to dislike. What I liked about the phone is its compact form factor, Vivid display with good contrast and oversaturated colors, excellent call quality, and good battery life.

However, 1GB of RAM and the iffy quad-core processor is disappointing. The front camera is below par too. To be honest, you can get better value from other manufacturers if you are willing to spend 2-3K more, but if you are not, Samsung J1 2016 is a solid choice.

MacBook Pro Launched with Touch ID in Apple Event

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Yural Maskey

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October 28, 2016

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MacBook Pro Launched with Touch ID in Apple Event

In an event held in California on Oct 27th, Apple unveiled the thinnest and lightest MacBook Pro ever (MacBook 2016). Like previous models, the design of the MacBook Pro 2016 is all aluminum. Making a mark on the 25th-anniversary, Apple announced a 15-inch Variant and two 13-inch variants. Both the 13-inch and 15-inch models are lighter than their predecessors. The 13-inch model actually takes less volume than MacBook Air.

Price of MacBook Pro 2016 in Nepal:

The 13-inch MacBook Pro with No Touch Bar and Touch ID is priced at Rs. 1,81,500. A more capable MacBook Pro 13-inch is available with Touch Bar and Touch ID pricing starts from Rs. 2,17,800. The 15-inch MacBook Pro (256GB) version is priced at Rs. 2,90,000 and the 512GB version is priced at Rs. 3,38,000.

The new MacBook Pro is officially available in Nepal from 4 different retail stores:

Evo Store
Oliz Store
Sonu Mobiles
Future World

Specs of Macbook Pro 2016 in Nepal:

Apple MacBook Pro (2016) 13-inch Specifications	Apple MacBook Pro (2016) 15-inch Specifications
13.3-inch (2560×1600 pixels) IPS LED-backlit display, 227 PPI, 500 nits brightness	15.4-inch (2880×1800 pixels) IPS LED-backlit display, 220 PPI, 500 nits brightness
2.9GHz dual-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz, with 4MB shared L3 cache	2.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 (Turbo Boost up to 3.5GHz) with Intel HD Graphics 530 and 2GB GDDR5 Radeon Pro 450 GPU 2.7GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 (Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz) with Intel HD Graphics 530 and 2GB GDDR5 Radeon Pro 455 GPU
RAM: 8GB of 2133MHz LPDDR3 onboard memory ROM: 256GB /512GB PCIe-based onboard SSD	RAM:16GB of 2133MHz LPDDR3 onboard memory ROM: 256GB /512GB PCIe-based onboard SSD
Four Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports with support for Charging, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt (up to 40 Gbps) USB 3.1 Gen 2 (up to 10 Gbps) Backlit keyboard, Force Touch trackpad	Four Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports with support for Charging, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt (up to 40 Gbps) USB 3.1 Gen 2 (up to 10 Gbps) Backlit keyboard, Force Touch trackpad
Touch Bar with integrated Touch ID sensor	Touch Bar with integrated Touch ID sensor
Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2	Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2
Stereo speakers with high dynamic range, Three microphones, 3.5mm headphone jack	Stereo speakers with high dynamic range, Three microphones, 3.5mm headphone jack
Built-in 49.2-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery with Up to 10 hours wireless web/iTunes movie playback, Up to 30 days of standby time	Built-in 76.0-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery with Up to 10 hours wireless web/iTunes movie playback, Up to 30 days of standby time
-Price of MacBook Pro 13-inch (without Touch bar and Touch ID): Rs. 1,81,500 -Price of MacBook Pro 13-inch (with Touch bar and Touch ID): 256GB: Rs. 2,17,800 512GB: Rs. 2,42,000	Price of MacBook Pro 15-inch: 256GB: Rs. 2,90,000 512GB: Rs. 3,38,000

The brightest, most colorful Mac notebook display ever.

apple-macbook-pro-2016 — **Revolutionary Touch Bar, Apple’s Thinnest & Lightest Pro Design Ever.** Source: Apple News Room

According to Apple, the displays has the same Retina resolution, but are both brighter and have a wider color range, and consume 30 percent less power.

New Addition to MacBook Pro: Touch Bar

The MacBook Pro has a brand new enormous trackpad that features Force Touch. Also, the new MacBook Pro comprises a new keyboard which uses the second-generation butterfly mechanism giving 4x more key stability. Also, its the end the functions keys, in place of the function keys is a new OLED strip. The OLED strip is a Retina display and multi-touch (supporting up to 10 simultaneous touches) and it responds to gestures.

Touch ID fingerprint sensor has been included for easier access on the power button(Also a part of touch bar). It will also work with Apple Pay (As Always!).

Touch Sensor — **Touch ID enables a quick, accurate reading of your fingerprint and uses sophisticated algorithms to recognize and match it with the Secure Enclave in the new Apple T1 chip.** Source Apple News Room

In the event, the power of touch bar was presented as Bradee Evans, design manager for Adobe Photoshop presented how touch bar has and will make Adobe Photoshop a powerful and enjoyable.

Basically, the Touch bar automatically syncs with the software you use. When you are browsing your picture you have related functionality tools and similarly with other apps too. You can slide along and tap.

Running the latest version of Mac OS Siera both will feature 4 USB Type-C thunderbolt port connectors that can be used for charging. 3.5mm Jack remains intact! 🙂 Performance aspect has not changed much while the 15-inch notebook packs a 6th Generation Quadcore i7 processor and a 16GB of RAM. It also packs the powerful AMD Polaris Radeon PRO GPU, dubbing to be twice as fast as its predecessor model. Apple Claims that the battery can last 10 Hours with normal usage.

Apex Digital Opens Its Largest Showroom at Narayangadh

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Apex Digital Opens Its Largest Showroom at Narayangadh

Apex Digital, the mobile chain store, had opened its first store in the beginning of this month. They have already extended the showrooms to five different cities and this is not where they stop. The largest store of the chain opens today at Narayangadh.

The store is located at Sahid Chowk, Narayangadh and it is not just a shop to buy a phone. The outlet is designed as an experience store, a place where the customers can touch, feel, use and compare the smartphones of different brands under the same roof. The store has several interactive booths, for experiencing the phones. A lot of stores today are called experience stores but they fail to provide the quality experience and the space generally is not enough for a convenient experience. According to Prakash Subedi, the marketing manager of Apex Digital, “The new store is 1500 square feet in area, which is the largest multi-brand store in Nepal”. It is indeed spacious area for an experience store to ensure flexibility and convenience to the customers.

The currently available brands are Apple, Samsung, Gionee, HTC, ZTE, Xiaomi and Lenovo. Upon buying a phone, the customers will receive a variety of presents. Cash discount up to 50% will be provided to the customers along with a tempered glass and a case, with every purchase. Customers will also be presented with Pamacare scents and many other attractive gifts depending upon their purchase. Customers also get a chance to win 32 inch LED TV and a scooty as ‘Bumper Gift Hamper’.

With a motto of “’Biswash Chari, Nepal Bhari’, Apex Digital plans to open 40 stores in next the two years throughout the nation. For this nationwide extension, the company prepares to extend their next stores at Dang and Itahari soon.

Microsoft Creators Update: Features Rundown

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October 27, 2016

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Microsoft Creators Update: Features Rundown

In the Microsoft event today, we got a look at what Microsoft is bringing to the table in its next big update. The update will be called the Microsoft Creators Update and it has got a lot of features that has got us excited. This update will be focused more on Virtual Reality, 3D objects, and seamless interaction so it might bring something new to the computing table.

Paint 3D:

Paint is one of the most popular Microsoft application which millions of use for simple doodling or messing around. We’ve been hearing the rumors about the revamped looks of Paint but we didn’t know it’ll support painting and creating 3D objects. In an on-stage demo, a sand castle was scanned with the HP X3 smartphone using Windows Capture 3D app and then the image was ported to Paint for editing and was shared with few people to view on VR. This is incredible as anyone can now work with 3D and VR per se. Paint has become more powerful and besides being able to draw 3D, Microsoft seems to put it as an image editing software which can be a lighter alternative to the likes of Photoshop and Illustrator.

Powerpoint 3D:

PowerPoint is an essential tool for business; representing concepts, showing statistics or anything business oriented. Now Microsoft has embedded few 3-D features in the PowerPoint, enabling you to put 3-D objects from Paint or the 3-D clip art library in your presentation and make it position better which you couldn’t do with a 2-D object. This will make presentations more effective by representing concepts and contents in 3-D. Microsoft will be rolling out 3-D features in all of its Office Suite.

Game Broadcasting and Tournaments:

Microsoft’s recent acquisition of the game streaming service Beam will be inbuilt in the Microsoft Creators Update. This will allow users to seamlessly broadcast and access gaming sessions and provide interactive tools to communicate with the viewers. For private sessions, it will also allow users to create their own tournaments and all of the users data and scores will be stored in the Xbox Live account. This update will definitely be a delight for gamers.

People in your taskbar(My People):

Microsoft Creators Update will allow users to put friends,family, and co-workers in the taskbar. Along with these people, you can associate their email, skype id and Xbox live to start with. You can directly drag and drop files on the taskbar to send it to the individual people. You’ll also see direct emails, IM’s and shared files right on your taskbar. This is a pretty convenient feature and will help out a lot to stay connected with the persons that matter the most.

Along with these features,this update will have support for VR headsets. Microsoft has partnered with some of the PC manufacturers to build VR headsets which will cost $299.

Read more about Microsoft Event:

Microsoft Launches Surface Book i7

Microsoft Surface Studio: All-in-One PC

Microsoft Launches Surface Studio All-in-One PC: iMac Killer?

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Yural Maskey

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October 27, 2016

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Microsoft Launches Surface Studio All-in-One PC: iMac Killer?

Microsoft has launched its first ever PC, the Surface Studio, at an event in New York on 26th of Oct, 2016. It is available for pre-order in the U.S. through Microsoft retail Stores, Microsoft Store.com, and BestBuy.com and will be available in limited quantities from mid-December in the US for $2,999, $3,499, or $4,199, depending on hardware configuration.

The Microsoft Surface Studio features an all-in-one form factor with arguably world’s thinnest LCD monitor at 12.5mm. The LCD display is a 28-inch beast with a resolution of 4500 x 3000 pixels 4.5k Ultra HD PixelSense multi-touch display. Microsoft claims that this delivers 63% more pixels than a state-of-the-art 4K TV. It also has a Surface Pen, Surface Keyboard, and Surface Mouse. The counterbalanced hinge lets you easily switch Desktop Mod and Studio Mode.

Microsoft also announced a new input device called Surface Dial ($100) that integrates with Windows 10 to work with the Surface Pro 4, Surface Book, and Surface Studio for a faster, easier, and more creative way of scrolling , zooming , and navigating. The Surface dial also comes with unique features which is exclusive to Surface Studio, on apps as Sketchable, mental canvas, drawboard pdf,etc that allows you to quickly access shortcuts, adjust colors fast, and rotate or scale your canvas to achieve a finer level of control.

Microsoft Surface Studio is a new category of device, designed to put you at the center of the creative process. Turn your desk into a Studio.

Microsoft Surface Studio in a Nutshell:

28-inch (4500 x 3000 pixels) PixelSense multi-touch 3:2 Display
Quad-core 6th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processor
8GB/16GB/32GB RAM; 1TB/2TB rapid hybrid drive options
2GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M GDDR5 / 4GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M GPU GDDR5 GPU
5MP front-facing camera with 1080p HD video
Surface Pen, Zero Gravity Hinge, TPM chip for enterprise security
3.5mm headset jack, Stereo 2.1 speakers with Dolby Audio Premium, Dual microphones
4 x USB 3.0 ports, Full-size SD card reader (SDXC compatible), Mini Displayport
Wi-Fi: 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.0, Xbox Wireless built-in

Microsoft Surface Studio Pricing (US):

$2,999 (Rs. 2,00,450 approx.) – 1TB / Intel Core i5 – 8GB RAM / 2GB GPU
$3,499 (Rs. 2,33,870 approx.) – 1TB / Intel Core i7 – 16GB RAM / 2GB GPU
$4,199 (Rs. 2,80,657 approx.) – 2TB / Intel Core i7 – 32GB RAM / 4GB GPU

Introducing Ncell TV Pack Offer

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October 27, 2016

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Net TV Nepal, despite being a relatively new name in the Nepali app world, has started gaining popularity. Net TV Nepal is an Over-the-top Internet Protocol television app where you can watch your favorite TV channels online. It easily streams over Wi-Fi. But in the absence of Wi-Fi, using mobile data can prove to be costly.

So, keeping that in mind, Ncell has brought a ‘TV Pack Offer’ for its users. The Ncell TV Pack Offer is simply an hourly TV pack that can be used to watch the TV channel(s) of your choice in the Net TV Nepal app. There are four types of hourly packs available, each valid for 24 hours. Basically, you can use the app anytime you want inside 24hours of subscription.

Introducing Ncell TV Pack Offer Details:

TV Packs	Rates
30 minutes	Rs. 35
1 hour	Rs. 60
2 hour	Rs. 100
3 hour	Rs. 150

Issuing a statement, Ncell said, “Customers subscribing the packs will be able to watch TV online in Net TV App, a product of NITV Streamz Pvt. Ltd with which Ncell has partnered for the mobile TV service.”

How to Activate or Deactivate Ncell TV Pack:

You can activate the package by dialing 17133 or *17133# and following the instructions, or by sending SMS to 17133. To subscribe to 1 hour of the Ncell TV Pack, type 1 hr D in your SMS box and send it to 17133.

You can know the remaining time left by dialling *901#. To deactivate the service, you can dial *17133# and follow instructions.

This offer is available for both prepaid and postpaid users. It is auto-renewable or can be used just for one time, depending on your choice. The offer came into effect on 26^th October and will run for a period 15 days, i.e. till 9^th November.

BlackBerry DTEK60 with Snapdragon 820 SoC and 4GB RAM launched

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October 26, 2016

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BlackBerry DTEK60 with Snapdragon 820 SoC and 4GB RAM launched

After much speculations and leaks, BlackBerry has finally released the Blackberry DTEK60. It’s a budget-oriented smartphone with high-end flagship specs. The unlocked version of the DTEK60 is priced at $499.

Talking about the device, the Blackberry DTEK60 is a top-notch smartphone featuring top of the line specs. It sports a 5.5-inch QuadHD IPS LCD display with 534 for the PPI. The dual glass panel is a good addition to the device. And like its predecessor, the DTEK50, the BlackBerry DTEK60 gets its looks from Alcatel’s Idol-series, this time from the Idol 4S.

Under the hood, the device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Quad-core processor. The processor comes with Adreno 530 GPU and 4GB RAM. In the storage front, the device has a 32GB on-board storage that can be expanded up to 256 GB via a microSD card.

In the software front, the Blackberry DTEK60 runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow with BlackBerry already conforming that it’s in talks with Google for the Nougat update. BlackBerry is known for its secure software environment and the DTEK60 is continuing that tradition. The device constitutes secure bootloader, Hardware Root of Trust, DTEK app, and quick updates for security patch.

Blackberry DTEK60 features a 21MP rear facing and 8MP front facing camera.

Camera wise, the DTEK60 is equipped with a 21-megapixel rear facing camera and an 8-megapixel front facing camera. The device features USB Type-C connector that is capable of fast charging as it is enabled with Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0. The DTEK60 is first BlackBerry device to house a fingerprint sensor. A 3,000mAh battery is at the back for powering the device.

The DTEK60 is a good move from the Canadian OEM. It is a sign of BlackBerry’s changing strategy in the realm of smartphones. It finally looks to be catching up with people’s needs in the present time. But priced at $499, it will have to go up against the big hitters like the OnePlus 3 and the ZTE Axon 7, both cheaper than the DTEK60.

Here’s all you need to know about the BlackBerry DTEK60:

DISPLAY	5.5-inch 1440 x 2560 pixels IPS LCD display with 534 ppi Pixel Density
CHIPSET	Qualcomm Snapdragon 820
CPU	Quad-Core Processor
GPU	Adreno 530
OPERATING SYSTEM	Android 6.0 Marshmallow
INTERNAL MEMORY	32GB
EXPANDABLE MEMORY	Up to 256GB via microSD card
RAM	4GB
REAR CAMERA	21MP
FRONT CAMERA	8MP
SIM	Single SIM
BATTERY	3000mAh
COLOR(S) AVAILABLE	Black
PRICE	$499 (Internationally)

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Samsung J1 2016 Review: Does this galaxy explode?

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MacBook Pro Launched with Touch ID in Apple Event

Price of MacBook Pro 2016 in Nepal:

Specs of Macbook Pro 2016 in Nepal:

The brightest, most colorful Mac notebook display ever.

New Addition to MacBook Pro: Touch Bar

Apex Digital Opens Its Largest Showroom at Narayangadh

Microsoft Creators Update: Features Rundown

Paint 3D:

Powerpoint 3D:

Game Broadcasting and Tournaments:

People in your taskbar(My People):

Read more about Microsoft Event:

Microsoft launches powerful Surface Book i7 to rival Apple MacBook Pro

Here’s everything you need to know about the Surface Book i7:

Read more about Microsoft Event:

Microsoft announces powerful VR Headsets for $299

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Microsoft Launches Surface Studio All-in-One PC: iMac Killer?

Microsoft Surface Studio in a Nutshell:

Microsoft Surface Studio Pricing (US):

Introducing Ncell TV Pack Offer

How to Activate or Deactivate Ncell TV Pack:

BlackBerry DTEK60 with Snapdragon 820 SoC and 4GB RAM launched

Here’s all you need to know about the BlackBerry DTEK60: