Micromax Canvas A1 Android One Reviews And Full Specification Price Offer

Here is our first impression of Micromax Canvas A1, the third Android One smartphone after Spice Dreams Uno and Karbonn Sparkle V.

Micromax has announced its first Android One smartphone, the Canvas A1, for Rs 6,399. The handset is available via Amazon. It is the third Android One smartphone to be announced after the Spice Dreams Uno and Karbonn Sparkle V.
At the launch event, we took the phone for a ride and here is our first impression but before that a recap of its features.

Features

The Micromax Canvas A1 bears a 4.5-inch touchscreen display with 480x854 pixel resolution. Powered by a quad-core unspecified MediaTek mobile chipset, the Canvas A1 packs 1 GB RAM to run the system as well as apps smoothly. By default, the Canvas A1 runs Android 4.4 KitKat.
The Canvas A1 offers 4 GB on-board storage and memory card slot to add microSD card. At the back it offers a 5 megapixel camera and an LED flash for imaging. In the front, it has a 2 megapixel camera for holding video calls and video chats.

The Canvas A1 will have a Dual-SIM support and can accommodate at least one 3G network enabled SIM card. Other features include WiFi support, FM Radio, and more. Micromax has added 1700 mAh battery with is removable.

First Impression

The Canvas A1 has a rubberised finish back panel, just like the Moto G. Needless to say it feels smooth and offers great grip. The instant highlight is its rear camera unit - a circular metallic plate that harbours the rear camera and the LED flash. Note that this plate is part of the phone's main body and does not come out when rear panel opened. This plate is however seems to be more than just a gimmick, it would definitely protect the camera lens and the LED flash but we will test it for a longer time before coming to a conclusion.
Coming back to the design, the back panel has the Micromax logo (in metal) and 'android one' written which comes out spectacularly in the black surface. The phone has got curved edges and sides that makes it comfortable to hold unlike sharp edge bearing phones. The weight of the phone-140 grams - though is a bit higher side for a 4.5 inch phone but it is not that drastic. Note that the phone comes in black and white colours.

Being a Android One device, the phone comes with the latest Android KitKat operating system. It will also get future Android updates. The Canvas A1 has also got a quad core processor and 1 GB RAM. There is Mali 400 MP2 GPU for graphics. The combination seems good enough for most tasks and games available on Google Play store. The phone also managed to get a decent score of 18171 on Antutu benchmark. We will talk about in length about its processing power in real life later during in-depth test.
Coming to its camera capability, the Canvas A1 comes armed with a 5 megapixel rear camera and a 2 megapixel front camera. Being a Google device, it is armed with the Google Camera. Ironically, we could not check its camera quality as the phone was not able to click any in absence of a micro SD card.

Conclusion

The Micromax Canvas A1 has decent looks and comes with appreciable features, much like the Moto E. It will be too early to pass a verdict about the performance of the smartphone but what we can say right away is that the display is quite good considering the price tag and overall it is a sturdy device.

But hold your horses till our in-depth review as there is likely to be plenty of stocks of the phone.

Is Facebook CEO Mark Zukerberg Frustrated with US Spying

Reports:- 

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he does he u.s. Government monitoring programme seeks to promote long-lasting damage to express his frustration over, say u.s. President Barack Obama.

Posting on Thursday on his Facebook page, Zuckerberg wrote that he was "confused and frustrated by repeated reports of the behavior of the u.s. Government when our engineers worked tirelessly to improve safety, we are not our own Government, you are protected against criminals."

Although Zuckerberg national security agency name, post news site that infect target computers monitor the Agency and files from a hard drive to get a Facebook server impersonated interception after a day of report. the report leaked by former NSA Edward Snowden contractor based on the documents.

NSA report "wrong".

Agency "NSA's technical capabilities are only valid and appropriate foreign intelligence operations, all of which officers should be carried out in accordance with strict, uses to support" said in a statement.

Frustrations

Zuckerberg on Wednesday night with the President "in the press about alleged activities by the u.s. intelligence community's recent report" talked about that White House spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden confirmed. He has no further comment.

Technology companies, including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, increasingly more vocal about the frustrations of the American Government Spying programs.

In February, companies, Yahoo, Twitter, LinkedIn, and AOL along with others from the top officer from the wholesale changes that Internet communication data collected would include government agreement is called for.

Monitoring ongoing conflict could threaten what Silicon Valley has been a cordial relationship between the President and the region in the past two presidential elections both dense vote for Obama.

Almost 70% of Santa Clara County, home to Facebook, Google, Yahoo and a slew of other tech giants, the 2012 presidential elections, with the party.

After Thursday, Zuckerberg and called on the Government to be more transparent, but, unfortunately, like a lot of it over the long term will lead to true full correction it seems that "added.

In January, Obama ordered intelligence agencies to monitor public programs Americans and such records before reaching a court permission to call data from hundreds of millions of Government control includes a series of changes to ordered.

Trust

Tech companies as a step in the right direction took the President's speech, but more is needed--most of the u.s. companies that generate their revenues overseas economic interests to protect the privacy of people with.

American Internet companies if they believe that such data is being collected by the u.s. Government, especially those living abroad, they will not trust with personal information.

"The u.s. Government is not a threat to the Internet should be the champion, they know what they're doing should be much more transparent about, or otherwise people will believe the worst," Zuckerberg wrote.

Obama held a "Town Hall" and Facebook before meeting at company headquarters in April 2011 the year Zuckerberg, Google's then-Chief Executive Eric Schmidt and others include Tech leaders had dinner with a group.