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An extraordinarily shiny Android phone with extraordinary specsWeiterlesen

With dual cameras, dual Sim, microSD card slot, premium build and two-day battery life, the only thing holding back the Honor 8 is Huawei’s softwareWeiterlesen

This well-crafted, midprice handset takes good photos with its double cameras, while saving you big bucks.Weiterlesen

An app to manage your time better, an updated phone from LG and a hybrid from HP - Issue Date: Jul 06, 2014Weiterlesen

Ravi Sharma, TOI Tech Image: www.lg.com/in/ The top-end phablet segment is dominated by Samsung's Note series, but bigger Android manufacturers are trying to wrest sales away from the company. In comes LG's G Pro 2, a phablet equipped with top-end hardware and the latest software. At its launch price of Rs 49,990 in May, LG G Pro 2 was too expensive an option to consider, especially for a device without a stylus. But with the price now hitting Rs 36,000, it finds its place among top-end phablets you can buy in India without shelling a very steep price. Should you go for G Pro 2 or spend another few thousands and buy Galaxy Note 3 instead? Does the LG phablet have enough features to offer enough value for money? We find out in our review. LG G Pro 2 phablet review: Is it worth buying?Weiterlesen

We get our hands-on with the LG G Pro 2. But how does it compare to other phablets on the market such as the Galaxy Note 3? Find out in our LG G Pro 2 Review.Weiterlesen

The LG G Vista 2 is a perfectly average phablet for AT&T users, but there are more compelling options available in the price range.Weiterlesen