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Oppo launches R7 and R7 Plus Chinese manufacturer Oppo has today launched its new duo of flagship phones, the R7 and R7 Plus . The R7 features a 5-inch 1080p screen while its 6-inch screen with the same resolution places the Plus model firmly into phablet territory. However, screen size is far from the only difference between the two models. In the camera department both smartphones combine a 13MP sensor with an F2.2 lens but the R7 Plus chip is, like the  Huawei P8 , of the RGBW variant and supported by laser-AF and a dual-LED flash. The R7 comes with a conventional sensor and has to make do without the laser and with a single-LED flash unit. Oppo claims compared to conventional sensors the RGBW chip in the R7 Plus reduces image noise by 78% and is 32% more light sensitive.  The two models also differ in battery size. The R7 comes with a 2,320mAh cell while the the R7 Plus offers a much larger 4,100mAh battery. The Plus model also comes with a fi...

Microsoft, Xiaomi, Lenovo, Huawei eyeing BlackBerry acquisition BUY CHEAP  SMART PHONE FROM AMAZON.IN --click here Once-profiting smartphone manufacturer BlackBerry is reportedly being targeted for acquisition after the company managed to achieve profits in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014. As the company is underway a corporate restructure, some of the industry giants are speculated to be interested in its acquisition. According to a  report  on DigiTimes, Microsoft, Xiaomi, Huawei and Lenovo are said to be the potential investors. Microsoft, Xiaomi, Huawei and Lenovo are said to be the potential buyers of BlackBerry. This week  BlackBerry announced job cuts  worldwide as it looked at consolidating its software, hardware and applications business. The company is reallocating resources to capitalize on growth opportunities and achieve profitability across all its business segments. If reports are to be believed, Microsoft has commissioned inves...

A fingerprint sensor is available in Samsung's Galaxy S6. IPHONE 6 AVAILABLE AT AMAZON.IN Google's next update to its Android operating system could come with a new security feature: full support for fingerprint sensors. At the Google I/O conference next week, Google will unveil native fingerprint authentication support in its expected Android M operating system, BuzzFeed News is reporting, citing people who claim to have knowledge of its plans. If that's true, it would suggest that Google will launch an application programming interface (API) for fingerprint-sensing to developers, so they can incorporate fingerprint authentication into their apps. The idea of Google actually launching native fingerprint support, however, is predicated on the company launching Android M. The company has yet to confirm it will announce that next version of its operating system for mobile devices, the expected follow-on to Android Lollipop, which Google released in ...