Sunday, 26 February 2017

Best Phone Under 6000 INR

1. Intex Cloud Q11 (Blue, VR Enabled) 5,199 INR only

OSAndroid
RAM1 GB
Item Weight154 g
Product Dimensions13 x 7.2 x 0.2 cm
Item model numberCloud Q11
Wireless communication technologiesBluetooth
Connectivity technologiesGSM, (1800/900 MHz), 3G, HSPA, HSPA+, GPRS, EDGE
Special featuresDual SIM, GPS, Music Player, Video Player, FM Radio, G-sensor, Gyrometer sensor, Light and Proximity sensor, E-mail
Other camera features5MP
Form factorTouchscreen Phone
Weight155 Grams
ColourBlue
Battery Power Rating2800
Phone Talk Time8 Hours
Phone Standby Time (with data)350 Hours
Whats in the boxHandset, Battery, Charger, Protection Cover, Data Cable/Adapter/Earphone, Manual and Screen Guard

2. LYF Flame F8 Dual Sim 4G Volte (1GB RAM/8GB ROM) 4,599 INR only

OSAndroid 6.0 Marshmallow
Item Weight340 g
Product Dimensions17.8 x 9.8 x 4.2 cm
Batteries:1 Lithium ion batteries required.
Item model numberLYF FLAME F8 BLUE
Special features11.43 cm (4.5") FWVGA with IPS LCD, 480 x 854 with 218 ppi Pixel Density, Processor (CPU): Quad-Core 1.3 GHz Chipset: Qualcomm® Snapdragon 210 MSM8909, Graphics (GPU): Adreno 304 @ 400MHz, RAM: 1GB, Internal Memory: 8 GB Expandable Memory: Up to 128 GB, Battery Capacity: 2000 mAh, Lithium-ion Talktime: Up to 8 Hours (4G) HD Video Playback: Up to 5 Hours Audio Playback : Up to 28 Hours Standby Time : Up to 160 hours, Rear Camera : 8MP Auto Focus Front Camera : 5MP Flash : Rear LED Flash Video Recording : 720p @ 30 FPS, Sensors: Ambient Light Sensor, Accelerometer, Proximity Sensor Motion & Gesture: Flip to Mute, Double Tap to Wake, Slide up to unlock, Slide down to open camera, Music Player Control gestures, Lock Screen gestures for jumpstarting Apps SAR Information: Head - 0.365W/Kg, Body - 0.462W/Kg, 2 Years LYF Warranty
Form factorSlide
Weight340 Grams
ColourBlue
Battery Power Rating2000 milliamp_hours
Whats in the boxHandset, Earphone, Charger
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Thursday, 23 February 2017

Friday, 17 February 2017

Buy DSLR under 30k

If you planning to buy a DSLR in under 30k then some tips with pros and cons for which DSLR is best.

There are 5 best DSLR under 30,000 Indian price tag. Let's see,

1. NIKON D3300: PRICE TAG OF THIS DSLR IS 25,955 INR 





Entry-level DSLR Camera with Stunning Image Quality
Featuring a 24.2-megapixel sensor without an optical low-pass filter and full colour RGB metering sensor, the Nikon D3300 is a great choice for photography enthusiasts as their first DSLR camera. The sensor along with the new EXPEED 4 image processor helps capture stunning images with accurate colour reproduction so that your pictures come to life. With an ISO range of 100 to 12,800, you can shoot amazing pictures with minimum noise even in low light conditions.
Ideal First Camera for Beginners
With an ultra-compact form factor and weighing only 460g, the Nikon D3300 is ideal for novices looking to shoot exceptional pictures. The Guide Mode makes it easier to capture high-quality images without having to change numerous settings while the 13 special effects help you process and edit pictures right within the camera. With an 11-point autofocusing system with one cross-type sensor and the ability to shoot up to 5 frames per second, you can freeze fast-moving objects for that perfect shot.
Record Professional Level Videos
The Nikon D3300 has the ability to shoot 1080p full HD videos at 60 frames per second for capturing extreme detail even in fast action scenes. You can also shoot videos in HD and full HD at the regular 24, 25, 30 and 50 frames per second to suit a wide range of requirements. Using the smart filters, you can further enhance the quality of your videos and share it with family and friends.
Large Range of Lenses and Accessories
With the Nikon D3300, you can get access to the large line-up of Nikon lenses that are perfect for any photography occasion. Choose from a wide range of zoom and prime lenses that help you get better in your photography prowess. Along with lenses, you can also add a number of accessories such as external flashguns, wireless remote control, straps, battery packs and much more.

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2.CANON 1300D: PRICE TAG OF THIS CAMERA IS 22,999 INR

The EOS 1300D packs in all the fun of photography, which is why we recommend it to users looking for their very first EOS DSLR camera. It uses an 18-megapixel APS-C size sensor and the DIGIC 4+ image processor—which even professional photographers recognise as high-performance core features. It also has abundant auto shooting features and is compatible with over 70 EF/EF-S lenses, allowing you to take beautiful photos like a pro regardless of subject and genre. Wi-Fi and NFC compatibility allows easy file transfer to other devices. All the more convenient for sharing those wonderful photos on social media!
  • 18 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor & DIGIC 4+
  • 9-point AF with 1 centre cross-type AF point
  • Standard ISO 100 – 6400 (expandable to 12800)
  • Wi-Fi and NFC supported 
          VERDICT
The Canon EOS 1300D is a solid if uninspiring entry-level DSLR, eschewing eye-catching features in favour of image quality and low cost. It's a great beginner option, but less impressive as an upgrade.


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3. NIKON D5200: PRICE TAG OF THIS CAMERA IS 29,950 INR

Coming with a spectacular 18-55mm Lens, the Nikon D5200 24.1 MP DSLR is great DSLR camera to opt for. It is black in colour and has a hard and durable body with proper grips for the photographer. Weighing 555 grams this Nikon digital DSLR camera has dimensions of 129.0 x 98.0 x 78.0 mm. It has an inbuilt flash and loads of amazing features which will help you to take the perfect shot in any given situation.

      24.1 Megapixel
The 24.1 MP resolution of this feature-rich Nikon camera ensures clarity in the pictures which you can watch and cherish for the rest of your life.
Optical Zoom
The Nikon D5200 24.1 MP DSLR comes with 6x optical zoom and you will find that you can easily click objects which are actually far away from you without any distortion.
Screen Size
The provision of the 7.5 cm TFT LCD Screen in the Nikon D5200 24.1 MP DSLR will ensure that you can have a look at the photos you have clicked. If you need to change any settings or alter any modes, you can do it from here itself.
Video Recording
The Nikon D5200 24.1 MP DSLR will allow you to record videos at high quality. The videos will be assisted by crystal clear stereo sound.
Image Stabilization Technology
This utilitarian Nikon DSLR camera can stabilize a picture even if your hand accidentally shook while clicking the image. This feature is something which you should really look forward to.
Face Detection
This amazing camera comes with a face detection mode. It will focus on the face of the person automatically, whose picture is being clicked.
Smile Shutter
This camera comes with a smile shutter option. The moment the person standing in front of the camera smiles the picture is clicked automatically.
Memory
This one-of-a-kind DSLR camera from Nikon comes with a slot for the insertion of an external memory card. You can click loads of images and maintain a personal collection in the camera itself.
Connectivity Options
The camera features advanced connectivity options and you can easily transfer both videos and still images to your computer or laptop with ease. Just connect the USB cable with the camera and in the blink of an eye all the data will be transferred.
Battery
The presence of the high powered Lithium-ion battery in this camera will ensure that you keep on clicking images without bothering much about recharging.
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Thursday, 16 February 2017

It's All About How Planing To Buy An Apple Product In Low Cost

All those planning to buy Apple'slatest flagship iPhone 7, here are some 'attractive' combo offers for you. You can get an Apple Watch at Rs 4,990, iPad Mini 2 at Rs 1990 or MacBook Air at Rs 39,900. The deal is available exclusively on Flipkart online and at Apple authorised stores offline.

The offer is exclusively available on Citi credit cards and can be availed till January 30th. The first combo offer is valid if a customer buys an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus along with an Apple Watch Series 1 . Buying both together will earn customers a cashback of Rs 17,500. This essentially means that the Apple Watch Series 1 42mm will cost only Rs 6,990. While if a customer goes for the Apple Watch's 38mm variant, it will cost Rs 4,990.In the second combo offer, customers buying an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus can get a cashback of Rs 17,000 on Apple watch Series 2 smartwatch. This means they can buy the 38mm version (Sports Band) of the watch at Rs 12,900 (post the cashback) and 42mm variant at Rs 14,900.


The third combo is valid on the purchase of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus and iPad Mini 2. Under this offer, customers can get a cashback of Rs 18,000 on iPad Mini 2 (aka iPad Mini with Retina display). This means that post the cashback, the iPad Mini 2's 32GB variant, which has an MRP of 21,900, will cost just Rs 1,990.In the fourth combo, customers can get Apple MacBook Air Core i5 (Intel 5th Gen) at Rs 39,900. This offer too is valid on the purchase of iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus and offers a cashback of Rs 22,500.


According to the terms and conditions of the deal, the cashback amount on all these combo offers will be credited latest by April 30, 2017.

Since November 8, every Indian has only one thing on mind: the dilemma of choosing a safe, secure, convenient and cashless payment option. Currently available cashless payment systems include credit/debit cards, e-wallets such as PaytmUnified Payment Interface (UPI), IMPS, USSD, RTGS, and NEFT. Which one should you use and for what kind of transactions? Here's how you can decide. 

We have compared them all on eight different parameters to help you choose what suits you best: 

1. Time taken to complete a transfer/payment; 
2. The maximum amount you can transfer; 
3. The financial details/information (e.g. account number etc) that you need to complete the transfer; 
4. How is the transaction validated/authenticated; 
5. Whether you will earn interest on the money kept in reserve in the payment system? 
6. Whether you need to specify who the money is being transferred to in advance i.e. register the beneficiary (recipient) of the money (beneficiary registration); 
7. What infrastructure/technical support is a must for the transfer to happen 
8. And lastly, what are the costs involved There is no single 'best' payment option for everyone and all transactions. However, you could try to pick a payment option suitable for your purpose. Below is an overview of the comparison analysis





VALUE OF TRANSACTION 
One way of choosing a payment option is to base your decision on the value of the transaction. As opening user accounts, creating passwords for various payment solutions is very cumbersome; a practical way would be to choose at least two of these applications — one for high- value transactions and other for small value transactions. 

You could divide the payment solutions into two categories and choose from RTGS/NEFT/debit and credit cards for transactions of over, say, Rs 10,000 and from- IMPS/UPI/USSD/e-wallets for payments below Rs 10,000. However, the value of transaction is not the only deciding factor: safety and ease of use are some of the other important parameters. 

AUTHENTICATION 
In terms of authentication, standard security procedure, which is two-factor authentication, is followed in case of all these alternatives. It refers to login ID and password set up by you coupled with something that only you can provide — a PIN or an OTP (normally sent to your registered mobile number or email address). In the upcoming versions of UPI, an additional level of authentication i.e. biometric authentication (using your smartphone scanners) is proposed to be introduced. 

NETWORK SAFETY 
Apart from this, how safe your transaction is would also depend upon where and which network (public/private Wi-Fi or mobile data) you are using to make the payment transfer. Most people have several apps installed on their smartphones and almost all phone apps require access to various information/data stored on your phone. In such instances, smartphones could be more susceptible to hacking/internet virus/malware etc depending on the type of firewall installed on them. 

Consequently, it would be wise to restrict using your smartphone to make money transfers to smaller amounts. The Reserve Bank of India has already limited the maximum amount that can be transacted via e-wallets and USSD to smaller values - Rs 20,000 per month and Rs 5000 per transaction, respectively. 

Transaction limit for UPI is slightly higher than these but still limited in comparison to NEFT/RTGS etc. 

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MAKING THE DIGITAL TRANSACTION 
All the digital and cashless payment alternatives mentioned above require internet connectivity except for USSD — the only payment system usable on smartphones or feature phones without internet connection. National Unified USSD Platform (or NUUP) is a mobile banking service based on USSD technology launched by NPCI. NUUP or *99#, as it is commonly called, is perhaps more suitable for the population with limited or no internet connection at minimal charges that are capped by TRAI at Rs 0.50 per transaction. 


PRESENCE OF THIRD PARTY OR INTERMEDIARIES 
Paying through an e-wallet means presence of a third party between the payer and the payee. One should keep in mind, that regulations governing e-wallet providers are different from those governing banks. However, there is an added advantage in case of e-wallets i.e. they provide an e-commerce platform as well (e-wallets such as Paytm and Freecharge also sell goods and services online just like Amazon and Flipkart), which is not the case with any other alternative discussed here. 

The sudden cash crunch due to demonetisation of Rs1000 and Rs 500 notes required a payment platform that was used by all. In our case, ewallets such as Paytm and Mobikwik were quick to grab this opportunity. Paytm currently has over 160 million users and is accepted by around 15 lakh merchant locations, as reported on December 13, 2016. These figures are huge in comparison to the user base of similar solutions provided by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) such as Unified Payment Interface and USSD based National Unified USSD Platform (those figures are in lakhs and thousands). 

INFORMATION REQUIRED TO MAKE THE PAYMENT 
Sharing financial credentials on virtual platforms tends to always have some inherent risk. Cyber crimes in India have surged around 350% between 2011 and 2014, according to a joint study by Assocham and PwC released in August 2016. Requirement of the hour is robust and resilient security protocols coupled with minimum amount of credentials shared on these platforms. 

Unified Payment Interface, or UPI, provided by various banks could be considered safer than other modes in this respect. In case of UPI, one needs to enter only the Virtual Payment Address, or VPA, of the recipient, which is more secure and easy than sharing credentials such as account numbers and IFSC codes. 

How it Works 
In UPI, money directly goes to and from your bank account kicking out the intermediary i.e. e-wallet operators. Money stays in your account until the transaction is complete, which means you earn interest on it. To make a transaction on this platform, a Virtual Payment Address, or VPA, is generated, which can be unique for all your linked bank accounts on the interface or only one account — your choice. In case you want to have a different VPA for every account, be ready to remember all of them. 

All you are sharing with other people/merchants is your virtual ID, instead of important credentials. Launched with a bang, this e-payment tool is yet to gain popularity in the already congested digital payments market. One reason may be that it has been taken as just another app for digital payments by users. Once the flexibility of this application is better understood, its user base is expected to go through the roof, beating e-wallets. 

Costs Due to demonetisation, the government has been frequently slashing fees or commissions charged by various e-payment solution providers to encourage a cashless economy. As of date, these are the maximum fees/commission your bank/intermediary could charge to transact virtually. However, charges are leviable on use of debit card: charges for online payments of up to Rs 2,000 are capped at 0.75% and for payments above Rs 2,000 charges are capped at 1%. Transaction charges on credit cards average around 2.5%. 





As for e-wallets, currently there are no charges for transactions. However, fees could be charged if you transfer money back from your wallet to your bank account. As of now, there are no such charges. The objective of having no charges in case of UPI and ewallets such Paytm is capturing user base. Once a substantial chunk of the market is captured and sustained by them, these payment systems could increase their fees gradually, although such an increase is unlikely before this cash crunch is over. 

In terms of cost, for instant digital payments up to Rs 1 lakh, UPI and e-wallets seem like better option and above Rs 5 lakh, NEFT is cheaper, but there is a trade off with the time taken to complete the transaction. 

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