India - Android Community

Dell Venue running Android OS

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 27 Dec, 2010

The Dell Venue listed on Dell’s India website will be sold operating Android 2.2. Other specs include a 1 GHz processor, 8 MP camera, and a 4.1-in AMOLED capacitive multi-touch display. Like the other devices with Android 2.2, Adobe Flash 10.1 will be included enabling users to take full advantage of websites implementing Adobe Flash.

Cheap Intex Android phone heading to India soon

By Shane McGlaun
on 27 Dec, 2010

In the US, we tend to like Android devices with lots of features and most of us don’t mind paying hundreds of dollars to get the device we want. In other countries people like smartphones based on Android, but they want cheaper options too.

Motorola Quench XT5 Launches on Aircel India

By Dylan Bailey
on 16 Dec, 2010

India is sure getting their hands on a lot of Android devices this month. This time, the Motorola QUENCH XT5 is hitting the country bringing another mid-range device to the country.

ZTE Micromax Andro A60 Launches in India

By Dylan Bailey
on 30 Nov, 2010

Micromax, an Indian phone manufacturer known for their entry-level affordable handsets, has just released a new entry-level Android device in India. Launching as the Android A60, also known as the ZTE Penguin, the interesting device will sell for 6,999 INR which is about $152.

LG Launches Optimus One in India, more phones on the way

By Dylan Bailey
on 18 Nov, 2010

We have heard a lot about the LG Optimus one over the past few weeks. Being one of the most solid entry-level Android devices it's proving itself to be more than just a cheap phone for users who can not handle a smartphone. Continuing it's domination of the lesser market, the Optimus One has hit India for Rs 13,500.

Android headsets heading to India

By Shane McGlaun
on 23 Sep, 2009

Android is being talked about and making big news here in America as new handsets flood the market with the open source OS. However Android is also very popular in other parts of the world as well. Samsung has announced that it plans to launch more Android handsets in India.