hen Google first made revelations about its Android One phones back in June 2014,
the platform was supposed to target emerging markets as well as ensure a minimum
set of standards for smartphones. Recent reports however told a different story
altogether with the company reportedly relaxing its 'strict' hardware requirements
that made it tough for OEMs. But a new Android One phone priced at around $300
does hint that Google may have revamped its strategy for Android One series.
the platform was supposed to target emerging markets as well as ensure a minimum
set of standards for smartphones. Recent reports however told a different story
altogether with the company reportedly relaxing its 'strict' hardware requirements
that made it tough for OEMs. But a new Android One phone priced at around $300
does hint that Google may have revamped its strategy for Android One series.
At MWC 2016 General Mobile, a smartphone brand founded in US, launched the
GM 5 Plus Android One smartphone at a price confirmed to be under $300
(approximately Rs. 20,500).The phone is said to hit Turkey at the end of March,
and make its way to 15 other countries
after that. It's worth reminding readers that the first Android One phones were priced
at a starting price of Rs. 6,299 (approximately $91). To recall, Google in partnership
with General Mobile last year had launched Europe's first Android One smartphone.
GM 5 Plus Android One smartphone at a price confirmed to be under $300
(approximately Rs. 20,500).The phone is said to hit Turkey at the end of March,
and make its way to 15 other countries
after that. It's worth reminding readers that the first Android One phones were priced
at a starting price of Rs. 6,299 (approximately $91). To recall, Google in partnership
with General Mobile last year had launched Europe's first Android One smartphone.
The Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow running GM 5 Plus (aka General Mobile 5 Plus)
smartphone packs reversible USB Type-C connector and supports Qualcomm's
Quick Charge 3.0 technology, which are some of the highlights of the smartphone.
The GM 5 Plus sports metal frames and comes with textured back cover.
The smartphone supports 4.5G (LTE-A) Cat. 7 with a download speed of up to
300Mbps and upload speeds of up to 100Mbps. The smartphone features a
5.5-inch full-HD 2.5D display with Corning Gorilla Glass 4 protection. It sports 79
percent screen to body ratio. Under the hood, the GM 5 Plus is powered by an
octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 processor clubbed with 3GB of RAM.
It packs 21GB inbuilt storage and supports expandable storage via microSD
card (up to 128GB). The handset is backed by a 3100mAh battery.Another
highlight of the GM 5 Plus is it sports 13-megapixelfront and rear cameras.
The rear camera supports autofocus and comes with dual flash.
The front camera also supports autofocus but comes with regular LED flash.
smartphone packs reversible USB Type-C connector and supports Qualcomm's
Quick Charge 3.0 technology, which are some of the highlights of the smartphone.
The GM 5 Plus sports metal frames and comes with textured back cover.
The smartphone supports 4.5G (LTE-A) Cat. 7 with a download speed of up to
300Mbps and upload speeds of up to 100Mbps. The smartphone features a
5.5-inch full-HD 2.5D display with Corning Gorilla Glass 4 protection. It sports 79
percent screen to body ratio. Under the hood, the GM 5 Plus is powered by an
octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 processor clubbed with 3GB of RAM.
It packs 21GB inbuilt storage and supports expandable storage via microSD
card (up to 128GB). The handset is backed by a 3100mAh battery.Another
highlight of the GM 5 Plus is it sports 13-megapixelfront and rear cameras.
The rear camera supports autofocus and comes with dual flash.
The front camera also supports autofocus but comes with regular LED flash.
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