Local Indian smartphone OEMs are getting inspired by major brands for designs and features and the trend is showing no signs of tempering. Look at Lava for instance, as it is walking on the same road and has launched Iris 504Q which offers gesture-based features, which were earlier seen on the Samsung devices. But the phone does not only come with gesture controls, and has an array of other noticeable features as well. Here is our first impression of the phone. (more…)Google+

Lava has launched the Iris 504Q smartphone which flaunts some gesture based features. The Android phone comes with a 5-inch display and is priced for Rs 13,499. (more…)Google+

Lava seems to be quite inspired by the gesture based controls as seen on the Samsung devices. As expected, the domestic vendor is all set to launch its new smartphone named the Iris 504Q which will feature gesture controls. The company is teasing the smartphone in a video that shows off what looks like a 5-inch smartphone which is capable of understanding gestures to operate several functions. (more…)Google+

Lava Mobile, will soon launch a phone that will understand sign language under its Iris sub brand. According to the company, the phone will allow users to interact with the phone via the camera and user will be able to use swipe gestures to navigate the UI. This sounds distinctively like the Air Gesture feature on the Samsung Galaxy S4. (more…)Google+

Lava seems to have discreetly launched a new entry-level Android smartphone called the Iris 401e. The smartphone was spotted by NDTVGadgets on an e-commerce site available for Rs 4,249. (more…)Google+

Lava today launched the Etab Xtron+ tablet, which is an upgraded version of its Xtron tablet unveiled earlier this year. The company was rumored to release a new tablet with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, which it claimed to be India’s first 7-inch tablet to run this operating system. However, instead of rolling out a new device Lava has chosen to cash on the popularity of Etab Xtron by launching these features on another variant of the tablet. (more…)Google+

Lava has launched the Iris 458q as its first quad-core processor run smartphone. As more local players now boast their multiple-core processor phones and tablets, Lava is trying to tap the potential segment with the Iris 458q which has been launched for Rs 8,999. (more…)Google+

Lava has announced it will be launching what it claims to be India’s first Android Jelly Bean 4.2 tablet. The tablet will be available in the first week of May and will be priced under Rs 10,000. (more…)Google+

Lava launched its Iris 501 back in January, running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box. The Indian mobile vendor today announced that the Iris 501 is now upgradable to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. (more…)Google+

Lava has announced the ETAB Connect tablet, which comes with voice calling capabilities and support for 3G network. Earlier today, we reported on Micromax’s Funbook Talk P360 which also features calling capabilities, however is restricted to 2G network only. The ETAB is available for Rs 9,499. (more…)Google+

Lava is continuing its tradition of launching a new device every Friday, and this week it has launched the Lava Iris 455. Looking at the list of specifications, the phone looks like a successor to the Iris 454 which was launched back in February. (more…)Google+

Lava has launched three new phones called the Lava Iris 349, Iris 351 and the Iris 355. All the three smartphones are entry-level devices priced under Rs 4,000. (more…)Google+