android one
Here’s everything Google’s doing to reach its next billion users
Google wants to hook up the rest of the world to the Internet. These initiatives will help it achieve its aim.
Google brings Android One to the Philippines
Google’s Android One smartphones targeting Filipino masses will be sold for below PHP5,000 (US$113).
It’s just Yu and Mi, baby: Xiaomi faces stronger, more confident homegrown rival in India
2015 looks set to be the year that Xiaomi’s rivals catch up in terms of strong specs for low prices.
Android One makes its debut in Bangladesh with Symphony Roar
Bangladeshi phone maker Symphony Mobile, in partnership with Banglalink and Google, unveiled the Symphony Roar A50, a budget smartphone which runs on Android One. Priced at BDT 8,700 (US$111), the
Google to take Android One phones to Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka
With an aim to make smartphones accessible to an estimated 200 million people, Google today announced the sale of Android One phones in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka in “the
Watch YouTube videos offline – if you’re in India, Indonesia, or the Philippines
The offline feature will allow users to download a movie over wi-fi at home, and then watch it offline on a mobile device, thus saving on data usage.
Here comes Android One: Micromax Canvas A1 arrives to challenge Motorola and Xiaomi (REVIEW)
Arriving first in India, this is the first installment of Google’s promise to offer a stock Android experience at an affordable price.
Download YouTube videos and watch them offline – if you’re in India
YouTube offline will resolve one of the main pain-points for budget smartphone users in India – unreliable and unaffordable downloads.
5 reasons why Google’s Android One is a game-changer in budget smartphones
The budget smartphone market has just got shaken up again with the unveiling of Google’s Android One in India at $105. Here are 5 ways in which it’s a disruptor
Flipkart launches budget smartphones, beats Google and Mozilla to the punch
Before Google’s phone could arrive, Indian ecommerce leader Flipkart has pressed ahead by launching a range of budget smartphones, starting at about US$45.



