Lava, electronics manufacturer based in Indian territory, is preparing to present the first member of the new generation of Android One project. According to a teaser made by the company and republished by a source external, the company will hold a special event on July 27 to formally announce his future device belonging to Google initiative. Words messy forming a catch phrase was used by the Asian company to invite interested parties to know the news, bringing quick updates and guaranteed for two years.
In the words of the source, the cell next Android One Family Lava will feature a 5-inch screen resolution unknown until now, 2GB of RAM , MediaTek chipset, whose coding and technical information are still a mystery, supote to 4G LTE networks and the simultaneous use of two carrier chips in addition to the Android 5.1 operating system as Lollipop, without any modification or third parties change, using the model ” pure “developed by the Mountain View giant. Using cheap components and a modest construction, the final value is directly influenced by prioritizing cost-effective.
Android One would be a version of the Nexus series for consumers who can not pay extravagant amounts on smartphones. Using and abusing Factory Android, updates are well faster than those offered by big names in technology, since no change in code is required before starting the distribution of the update. Note that this measure, together with the choice of moderate parts, results in an attractive handset to emerging markets, which have poor inhabitants by friendly and affordable alternatives. The next generation would improve even more this practice.
The price target set to members of Android One project is always to remain below $ 100, but it is speculated that the new Lava device costs $ 188, or R $ 618 at the current dollar exchange rate, excluding the Brazilian tax. For the price, cameras and other components must be added to the list of specifications, but we will have to wait until July 27, or a few days, to find out all about the new. As the initiative is successful in India, a country with a similar economy to Brazil, we must keep an eye on the progress of models there. Maybe we will not be the next to feature the inexpensive options?
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