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Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3

Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.3 is just about your only choice for a cheap jumbo-screen phablet, but those with more flexible budgets should consider a phone with a higher-resolution display.

For a phone that's all screen, you'd expect the enormous 6.3-inch Samsung Galaxy Mega to dazzle. It certainly joins mammoth smartphones like the Galaxy Note 2,LG G2, Huawei Ascend Mate, and Sony Xperia Z Ultra as an option for people who would rather own one large device than a phone and a tablet. However, the Mega's only-720p HD resolution simply doesn't support its vast display.

Absurdly large and not very portable, the Android 4.2 Mega is nevertheless the right size and price for a bridge device; that is, a large smartphone that can also satisfy a tablet-like viewing experience. What's more, the Mega's lower price point makes it a highly affordable option for people who can live with the handset's midgrade specs.

Samsung Galaxy S5

The Galaxy S5 has once again proven Samsung’s ability to make an attractive high-end smartphone. However, its largely familiar features and plastic build leave room for competitors to make their move.
There's no doubt in my mind that the Samsung Galaxy S5 is the next "it" phone. It looks good, it performs very well, and it became a fixture in nearly every aspect of my daily life after just a few days.

Nokia XL Dual SIM

Nokia has introduced Nokia XL Dual SIM phone in the market. Nokia always adopt the good strategy for retaining and increasing their market share and now they have adopted the product development strategy and launched Nokia XL Dual SIM android phone in the market.

Nokia X+ Dual SIM Android Phone

Nokia has introduced its dual sim android phone, the Nokia X+ in the market which provides a platform to access the world of Android apps. Nokia always try to be in the top of brand value pyramid by making the best strategy, now they have adopted the strategy of product development for enhancing their company growth.