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| Posted on: 01-02-2011 02:59:29 |
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Micromax is capitalizing on some of the hottest trends in the Indian mobile market today, taking the Android operating system, a touchscreen, as well as 3G connectivity, and then offering it to the ma...
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| Posted on: 21-01-2011 06:50:17 |
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The Micromax Q66 eclipse is yet another dual SIM smartphone that has been targeted at the youth by the Indian brand, and it directly competes with the likes of Wynncom Y100. Incorporating a stylish bo...
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| Posted on: 27-10-2010 06:41:50 |
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Micromax introduces the Q75 (ezpad) into its long list of QWERTY smartphones making the buzz in the business segment. With a rich assortment of features including: trackball navigation, QWERTY keypad,...
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| Posted on: 21-10-2010 11:18:29 |
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Micromax holds the record for being the largest Indian domestic handset company, in terms of the units shipped during the quarter ended March 31, 2010 and the third largest mobile handset seller as on...
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| Posted on: 15-09-2010 07:42:56 |
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Micromax is another brand that is on the release warpath - phone after phone, in reasonably quick succession. This strategy seems to work well with the lower price-rungs of the market. The Q5C represe...
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| Posted on: 08-09-2010 03:57:27 |
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The Micromax X510 (PIKE) has a glossy finish on the LCD screen and built with an all plastic body. It has two call function buttons: call answer and call disconnect – located just below the LCD ...
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| Posted on: 07-09-2010 03:55:51 |
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The Micromax X550 (QUBE) is a dual-SIM, candy-bar resistive touch-screen phone, made almost entirely of plastic. It has a thin purple metallic strip running across the body contours, which gives an at...
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| Posted on: 01-06-2010 04:51:52 |
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In time for the International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA), Micromax Mobile has launched its an IIFA edition of its popular phone, the dual SIM Micromax Q55 Bling. Truly stylish, the phone was re...
