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LG Aristo 2

Full Specifications of LG Aristo 2

General Features

Release Date 2018, January
SIM Support Nano-SIM
Phone Dimensions 5.70 x 2.83 x 0.32 in
Phone Weight 139 g
Operating System Android 7.1.2 (Nougat)
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Display

Screen Size 5.0 inches
Screen Resolution 720 x 1280 pixels
Screen Type IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
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Memory

Internal Memory 16 GB
RAM 2 GB RAM
Card Slot microSD, up to 32 GB
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Performance

Processor Quad-core 1.4 GHz Cortex-A53
GPU Adreno 308
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Battery

Type Removable Li-Ion 2410 mAh battery
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Camera

Front Camera 5 MP
Flash Light Yes
Auto Focus Yes
Back Camera 13 MP
Video Recording 1080p@30fps
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Connectivity

Bluetooth Yes
3G Yes
4G/LTE Yes
Radio FM radio
WiFi Yes
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Product Description

LG and budget smartphones have always had their love-hate relationship. We’re yet to see a top-drawer affordable smartphone from the company. The Aristo 2 seemed like it would finally break through that barrier and much to our expectation, this lowly costing smartphone (at Rs. 10,000) is packed with superb features for its price.

Entry-level build quality but good display

To expect entry-level smartphones to house excellent build quality is kind of an impossible task at the moment. The Aristo 2 features a whole plastic body that is synonymous with its price tag while the dimensions standing at an 8.1mm width and 139g weight are pretty good.

The display features a 5.0 inches IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen with 294ppi pixel density. Amazingly, you get a 720p resolution atop this bad-boy which breaks a season long tradition that entry-level smartphones just have to support lowly resolutions at 540 or 480p. Kudos to LG for that!

Continuation of good features

The cameras department of the LG Aristo 2 brings good news as the smartphone features a 13 MP primary sensor while the selfie camera features a respectable 5 MP one. Didn’t expect this did you? So didn’t we.

The smartphone’s power plant features a quad-core 1.4 GHz processor backed-up by 2 gigs of RAM. A combination of these two would do well to power the slightly older built-in Android Nougat while 16 gigs of internal storage is further good news. A 2410 mAh battery juices the smartphone, an expandable card-slot up to 32 gigs and Black (Titan) colour schemes sum-up this fine entry-level release from LG. Thank God we finally got the opportunity to say that!

5.0 Inch Display          5 MP Front           13MP Dual Back          2 GB Ram

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LG Aristo 2 price in Pakistan

LG Aristo 2's expected price in Pakistan is Rs. 10,900.

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Infinix Hot 6 Pro

Full Specifications of Infinix Hot 6 Pro

General Features

Release Date 2018, May
SIM Support Dual SIM
Phone Dimensions 6.07 x 2.84 x 0.30 in
Phone Weight 145 g
Operating System Android 8.1 (Oreo)
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Display

Screen Size 6.0 inches
Screen Resolution 720 x 1440 pixels
Screen Type IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
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Memory

Internal Memory 32 GB
RAM 3 GB RAM
Card Slot microSD, up to 128 GB (dedicated slot)
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Performance

Processor Octa-core 1.4 GHz
GPU Adreno 308
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Battery

Type Non-removable Li-Ion 4000 mAh battery
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Camera

Front Camera 5 MP
Flash Light Yes
Auto Focus Yes
Back Camera 13 MP + 2 MP
Video Recording 1080p@30fps
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Connectivity

Bluetooth Yes
3G Yes
4G/LTE Yes
WiFi Yes
NFC No
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Product Description

“Performance Raised, Gets Praised” is what the Infinix family truly believes and this fact is reinvigorated with the launch of the Hot 6 Pro which is all-in-one type package. Its design, cameras, storage etc. everything about it is what the users have always been longing for.

Nifty build quality

The Hot 6 Pro is really a pro which never ceases to amaze you with its superlative build quality. The thin bezels are become synonymous with smartphone designs and the Hot 6 Pro follows suit. Weighing in at 145g it proves to be handy and dimensions that include a 7.8mm width are good enough. It comes in variety of colours all of which look great on the device.

A quantitative display

it’s all in the screen for a lay-man and we’re sure most of you are gonna love its quantity. The smartphone features a large 6.0 inches capacitive IPS LCD screen. Sheltering a 268ppi pixel density, you’re going to get a 720p resolution atop the large display. It has an 18:9 display as well.

Flagship-grade primary camera. The selfie camera? Not so much

Infinix Hot 6 takes excellent photos before you even know what your best angles are! A 13 MP + 2 MP autofocus dual camera with loads of features that include exposure compensation, face detection, geo-tagging HDR, ISO setting , self-timer, touch focus and much more. The selfie camera features a 5 MP sensor that may just fall short of your lofty standards.

About the hardware and other eye-catching features

This smartphone promises you some satisfactory hardware . The 1.4 Ghz Quad Core processor, built-in storage of 32 GB plus 3GB RAM and a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner are some of its highlights. Other processors include an Adreno 308 GPU and Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 chipset. A capacity of 4000 mAh is one of its prominent features as it’ll easily allow you more than a day’s usage.

Hot 6 comes in a variety of colours such as red , sand-stone black etc. that might give you a headache when you’re up for buying one.

6.0 Inch Display          5 MP Front           13+2MP Back Cam          3 GB Ram

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Infinix Hot 6 Pro 32GB price in Pakistan is updated daily from the price list provided by local shops and dealers but we can not guarantee that the information / price / Infinix Hot 6 Pro Prices on this page is 100% correct (Human error is possible)

Infinix Hot 6 Pro price in Pakistan


Infinix Hot 6 Pro's lowest price in Pakistan is 19,999.

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Samsung Galaxy A6 Plus (2018)

Full Specifications of Samsung Galaxy A6 Plus (2018)

General Features

Release Date 2018, May
SIM Support Single SIM (Nano-SIM) or Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by)
Phone Dimensions 6.31 x 2.98 x 0.31 in
Operating System Android 8.0 (Oreo)
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Display

Screen Size 6.0 inches
Screen Resolution 1080 x 2220 pixels
Screen Type Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Screen Protection Corning Gorilla Glass (unspecified version)
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Memory

Internal Memory 64 GB
RAM 4 GB RAM or 32 GB 3 GB RAM
Card Slot microSD, up to 256 GB (dedicated slot)
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Performance

Processor Octa-core 1.8 GHz Cortex-A53
GPU Adreno 506
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Battery

Type Non-removable Li-Ion 3500 mAh battery
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Camera

Front Camera 24 MP
Flash Light Yes
Auto Focus Yes
Back Camera Dual
Video Recording 1080p@30fps
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Connectivity

Bluetooth Yes
3G Yes
4G/LTE Yes
Radio FM radio
WiFi Yes
NFC Yes (optional)
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Product Description

The thing about having a regular version and a plus-sized version for a smartphone has somewhat crept into the mainstream. Samsung has been making use of this for some time now and the upcoming A6 2018 is partnered with the bigger A6+ 2018 to make sure that the South Korean giants appease both the normal and large screen lovers. Expected launching price for the latter is around Rs. 47,000.

Designed exactly like the A6 from the front but different from the back

The A6+ 2018 is a bigger version of the A6 2018 with both smartphones featuring near similar designs. The front panel features thick bezels while the back panel is where the difference between the two comes into play with the A6+ featuring antenna bands and a dual camera setup.

The smartphone’s display features a large 6.0 inches Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with 411ppi pixel density. A gorgeous 1080p HD resolution awaits you.\

The smartphone’s width is said to feature a 7.9mm width which is quite acceptable in our opinion. The camera setup imitates the Galaxy S9 with both the camera sensors placed in a vertical manner and the fingerprint scanner placed below the setup. We have our reservations about this design but let’s give it a try first shall we.

Statistically, the primary camera features 16 + 5MP dual sensor while the secondary camera packs a massive punch with a 24MP sensor.

Hardware echoes its phablet-size

The Galaxy A6+ 2018 is powered by the Snapdragon 450 chipset. That coupled with the powerful octa-core processor in store, the built-in Android Oreo will enjoy a smooth ride atop the Galaxy A6+ 2018.

The smartphone features two variants; one being a 64GB internal storage plus 4GB of RAM one while the other features 32GB of internal storage plus 3GB RAM. Bagging a bigger punch that first expected, the smartphone features a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, 3500 mAh battery plus black, Blue and Gold colour schemes. That should do enough to appease the public!

6.0 Inch Display          24 MP Front           Dual Back Camera          4 GB Ram

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Samsung Galaxy A6 Plus 32/64GB price in Pakistan is updated daily from the price list provided by local shops and dealers but we can not guarantee that the information / price / Samsung Galaxy A6 Plus Prices on this page is 100% correct (Human error is possible)

32GB > RS 36,999
64GB > RS 49,499

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Smartphone makers won't give up on fordable screens. Do we really want them?

Samsung and other smartphone makers seem determined to progress with "fordable" screens, a long-discussed feature that could herald the next wave of phone innovation – or another costly mistake.

The pursuit dates at least as far back as 2011, when Samsung revealed an early prototype of its flexible display technology. That Samsung has been working on a flexible phone ever since is by no means a state secret, though the South Korea-based mobile company's chief DJ Koh has kept any roll out plans close to the vest.

On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal, quoting unnamed sources, said Samsung plans to deliver a fordable screen phone early next year. This could mean at or around the time of the annual Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona, Spain, in February, after Samsung’s next “Unpacked” press gathering on Aug. 9, where the company is expected to focus on a new Galaxy Note 9.

The Note, and the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus, represent the two pillars in Samsung’s mobile family. Presumably, a fordable phone based on a flexible OLED screen could create a third flagship category for the smartphone giant.

Samsung told USA TODAY it doesn’t comment on rumors or speculation.

It’s not just Samsung that has a case of the bends. China’s Huawei is racing ahead to produce its own foldable display phone. Richard Yu, Huawei’s CEO of the consumer products group, has confirmed the company has a working prototype and such a phone is likely to be released in 2019. Lenovo-owned Motorola reportedly is developing a fordable phone as well.

Meanwhile, phones with other funky design twists also are coming out of Asia, from such Chinese brands as Oppo and Vivo that are unfamiliar to most American consumers.

Last year, yet another Chinese company, ZTE, started selling the Axon M with two screens. But it was a bulky design with non-flexible displays that were separated by a hinge, so it is very different from what Samsung and others are up to.

Whenever Samsung’s fordable phone is finally in the fold, we’re brought to the question – is this a device consumers will ultimately want, much less need? 

The answer depends on the design of the device itself and how well Samsung navigates the oft-fine line between something that’s cool but gimmicky and something that provides genuine utility. All of us would presumably love something that is light and compact enough to carry stash in a pocket or purse, but flexible enough to easily expand when we want to stare at a larger display.

Samsung’s phone, believed to be called the Galaxy X (though it reportedly goes by the internal code name “Winner"), is expected to have around a 7-inch tablet-sized screen. When folded like a wallet, the exterior of the phone will reveal some sort of display on one side and the cameras on the other, the Journal reports.

There’ll be the usual concerns about battery life and durability, of course.

And then there’s the price, which could swell up to $1,500, the Journal says. That would put off many mainstream buyers. 

We do know the fordable phone will garner plenty of global attention –  with all the swirling rumors it already has. 

Smartphone innovation has run smack into a wall the past few years. But now we’re beginning to see hopeful cracks. Apple’s $1,000 iPhone X ditched the Home button in favor of Face ID and new navigational gestures, elevating facial recognition technology. Expect Apple to continue on this path.

We’re starting to see some intriguing, if unproven, smartphone designs out of China. The bezel-free Vivo Nex Android smartphone has a fingerprint sensor embedded in the screen and a selfie-camera that pops out from the top of the device. It also removes the carved out “notch” or black bar that covers up the cameras and sensors on other phones with narrow bezels, such as the iPhone X.

The Find X from Oppo also removes the notch and bezels. Its particular circus act is revealed when you choose to shoot pictures: a concealed motorized tray slides up with the phone’s front and rear cameras. 

In the U.S., a maker of high-end cameras for Hollywood RED has announced the RED Hydrogen One smartphone that is billed as the world's first "holographic media machine that fits in your pocket." Images are meant to pop out of a camera – like watching a big-screen 3D movie – but with no glasses. The phone, which will be carried by AT&T and Verizon, is due out in August.

Meantime, you’ll soon be hearing a lot more about handsets capable of exploiting the souped-up 5G speeds coming when the next generation wireless networks are deployed in a few places later this year, with more markets in 2019 and beyond. What that suggests is that even if the handset itself doesn’t carry a fresh or unusual design, a turbocharged performance may change how you use your phone.

Of course, not every attempt at innovation pans out. Google shelved its Project Ara modular phone – the idea was that hardware modules and components could be updated and swapped over time. 

LG's own attempts with a modular phone approach met a similar fate.

A telling sign that the Essential Phone developed by Android founder Andy Rubin appears to be barely making a go of it was its $250 price on Amazon Prime Day, half off its regular price. And it used to cost around $700. You were meant to attach a series of modular accessories, but the first of those, a 360-degree camera, is now down to $19. It once was at $199.

Even at that, Motorola is still plugging along with the various snap-on Moto Mods accessories that can transform its Moto Z series smartphones into a projector, boombox, game pad or give it a battery boost.

Bringing out new technologies and features is always a tricky business, and I’m hoping Samsung, Apple, and their rivals continue their pursuit while being mindful of taking things too far. 

I was critical of some past Samsung devices for piling on so many features that they felt like parlor tricks – like on 2013’s Galaxy S4 which, among other features, let you wave your hand over pictures in the photo gallery to advance from one shot to the next. It made for a cool demo but I never used the feature in practice. 

I praised Samsung when it subsequently toned down the act on future Galaxy devices.

So the onus is on Samsung – and the other companies chasing the future – to strike that difficult balance. If they can pull it off, we might be able to look forward to a fresh period of phones to get excited about.

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