Gionee Elife E7 To Be Launched Soon In India

The Gionee Elife E7, the successor to the Elife E6 has been launched in China and the company announced at the launch event that the smartphone will be made available in India sometime in January. It will arrive in variants with 16GB and 32GB onboard memory and will even come drenched in shades of black, white, green, orange, pink, yellow and blue.

One of the key highlights of the device is its 16MP auto focus camera that packs some advanced features and the front side is graced by an 8MP snapper that should improve the quality of not only video calls, but also self-portraits. The device with 16GB onboard storage comes with 2GB of RAM, whereas the 32GB version makes use of 3GB of system memory.

A 5.5-inch touchscreen is fitted on the front side and full HD display has a pixel density of 400ppi. A Corning Gorilla Glass 3 coating helps resisting scrapes and scratches. Furthermore, its 4GB variant that goes by the name of Elife E7L will have a 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor under the hood, while the regular 3G version will have to do with a processing speed of 2.2GHz.

Moreover, the Gionee device makes the most of the Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 OS and the Amigo 2.0 UI has been layered on top of it for an intuitive interface. A 2,500mAh battery has also been thrown into the mix and features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and more can be found too.

The Gionee Elife E7 16GB and 32GB cost 2,699 Yuan (approx. Rs 27,600) and 3,199 Yuan (approx. Rs 32,800), respectively.

Source: Mobiletor
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- Unknown Updated at: Friday, November 29, 2013

The building Indo Chinese Relationship

Indo-Chinese Bonding will open new era in the Asian continent

The new Indo Chineses relationships and new bonding by the two large nations in Asia, has been a positive sign in the continent, the two nations have been spreading the positive atmosphere opening up new and mature era which will benefit both the nations globally and economically.

The Indian and Chinese governments are keen on building a positive relationship between the two nations and to bring better development to each other. The latest talks between New Delhi and Beijing is considered to be more mature and better compared to the previous versions where the two nations had its differences. The new strategical and financial bonds are already doing better to the Asian market. The Indo Chinese relationship marked a new beginning with the quick resolution of the tension at Indo Chinese border, where the two nations army were at at standoff.

The foreign minister, Salman Khurshid completed his 2 day visit to Beijing as soon as the resolution on the border issue was done and this also showed a side of the nations who did not want to break the harmony that was reached. There is great potential to be tapped from better ties between them, and they are also expected to coordinate more in regional and world affairs as well as safeguard the interests of the developing world.

In his meeting with Khurshid on Friday, Premier Li Keqiang said China-India relations have strategic significance and a global impact. Li also expressed the hope that the two countries make more progress in expanding cooperation and injecting new vitality into the economies of Asia and the world.

Li's remarks provide a prism for others to view China-India ties in a positive light. While Western media tend to cast the ties in the light of strategic rivalry, Beijing and New Delhi are arguably showing a greater political will to deepen their reciprocal interaction.

And as long as they continue to deepen mutual trust and cope with their differences in a constructive manner, they will prove to the outside world that the much hyped "Dragon-Elephant" rivalry is nothing but a figment of the imagination.

Source: China Daily, Xinhuanet

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- Unknown Updated at: Monday, May 13, 2013