Micromax Canvas 4 Leaks; Without a Physical Home button; CAN?

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UPDATED: Micromax Canvas 4 Leaks; Without a Physical Home button; CAN?

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Micromax today started the prebookings for thier new competitor for the Galaxy s4, As it was leaked in the picture the phone wont be shipping with the physical home button for sure.

More details will be released on the 8th of July, Will make it to the show for an exclusive coverage. :)

The phone will be sporting a 13 MP camera with a single Flash and it was hinted that the processor would be 8 core.

More Info and Pictures : The Micromax Canvas - 4 Avalable for Pre-Order



The Micromax Canvas4 Picture was leaked on Twitter a few days back, What astonished me was the dissapearence of the Physical home button.

The phone looks good over all, but the question is "Can it actually make users shift from samsung to Micromax?" When most of the questions start with CAN why cant answers?:p

Have a Look. Micromax Canvas 4 Leaks ahead of its Launch on June 28 2013 | Gizolo - The Gadget Blog

There have been news over the internet that Micromax is already at no.3 in the Smart Phone Industry in India.
Being a Fan of the company i really want it to go No.1

Hope They put something like a 8 core processor in this.
 
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Hrishi

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There will be lots of things that'll start disappearing gradually from a Micromax phone. It's just a matter of time , usually.
 
kartikoli

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XOLO is giving very tough competition to micromax so i request micromax to launch CANvas 5 with haswel i5 and 4gb ram
 
webgenius

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I'm not sure why you guys are bashing MMX so much. Being an Indian company they have done quite well, and is really giving sleepless nights to its MNC competitors (Sammy, LG, HTC).

Agreed that they source their components from China/Taiwan and whole of development to packaging is done there, but with more sales there is a good possiblitiy that some of their operations may be moved to India. They had even announced to setup and R&D center in India few months back (in Bangalore?). If this does happen, it's a real good sign for Indian economy.

And moving to #1 position doesn't happen overnight. Just look at the progress of Sammy or LG, and you'll see how they progressed from a small company to being #1. MMX may or may not have the potential to be the next Sammy, but at least they seem to be heading in the right direction.
 
rohanz

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webgenius said:
I'm not sure why you guys are bashing MMX so much. Being an Indian company they have done quite well, and is really giving sleepless nights to its MNC competitors (Sammy, LG, HTC).

Agreed that they source their components from China/Taiwan and whole of development to packaging is done there, but with more sales there is a good possiblitiy that some of their operations may be moved to India. They had even announced to setup and R&D center in India few months back (in Bangalore?). If this does happen, it's a real good sign for Indian economy.

And moving to #1 position doesn't happen overnight. Just look at the progress of Sammy or LG, and you'll see how they progressed from a small company to being #1. MMX may or may not have the potential to be the next Sammy, but at least they seem to be heading in the right direction.
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The reason behind me hating them is because they don't open source there stuff and have shitty ROMs. Also they use sub-par components and their after sales just sucks.
 
Extreme Gamer

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webgenius said:
I'm not sure why you guys are bashing MMX so much. Being an Indian company they have done quite well, and is really giving sleepless nights to its MNC competitors (Sammy, LG, HTC).

Agreed that they source their components from China/Taiwan and whole of development to packaging is done there, but with more sales there is a good possiblitiy that some of their operations may be moved to India. They had even announced to setup and R&D center in India few months back (in Bangalore?). If this does happen, it's a real good sign for Indian economy.

And moving to #1 position doesn't happen overnight. Just look at the progress of Sammy or LG, and you'll see how they progressed from a small company to being #1. MMX may or may not have the potential to be the next Sammy, but at least they seem to be heading in the right direction.
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Taiwan is not a bad place to source components, although you do need to be careful in Mainland China.
 
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