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Recently concluded "Meizu Flyer Super Fan”online contest in Mumbai received overwhelming response from Mumbaikars.
Meizu was established in 2003 and has headquartered in Zhuhai, China. Meizu expanded into the smartphone market in 2008 and has been committed to developing high-end smartphones ever since.
Based on the business philosophy and commitment to pursuing perfection, Meizu remains focused on developing innovative and user-friendly smartphones which are characterized by state-of-the-art craftsmanship, powerful specifications and an attractive price.
Thousands of Meizu fans participated in this online contest boosted on Meizu’s Facebook page, out of which 50 fans became the lucky one's who got a chance to meet and interact directly with Meizu Team in Mumbai.
In fact, the contest's most interesting part was the selection of 2 "Super Fans" of Meizu Fan Club, who will have a direct control on the Meizu's Mumbai Fan Club and along with it they will also get the pass to all upcoming national Meizu events.
Meizu Fan Club is a group of like minded people who proactively devote considerable time & resource to support brand Meizu with their innovative ideas and suggestions. ‘Super Fan’ in such clubs are considered as super special ‘fans’ and are facilitated with super perks & benefits like participation in all Meizu events, special discount etc.
These Super Fans also get a straight hotline to engage directly with Meizu India team to get first hand latest information about the company. Meizu is known for its high fan engagement activities and such online contests enable company to understand their fans better. These online contests also enable fans to share their feedback.
Following Mumbai Online Contest, Meizu is gearing up to start more such contests for cities such as Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad etc.in the coming months with an aim to reach out to their millions of fans present across India.
Online retailer Flipkart is planning to sell automobiles and accessories online as it will boost revenue and deliver profits. The Bengaluru-based company plans to aggressively push sales of motorcycles, scooters and cars on its platform besides selling spare parts and services, according to a top official.
The move will pit India's largest online retailer against portals like CarDekho andCarTrade as well as sharpen competition with primary rivals like Amazon and Snapdeal. "We believe that Flipkart can solve teething issues such as long delivery times and offer price transparency," said Adarsh Menon, vice-president for electronics and automobiles at Flipkart.
According to industry estimates, the total automobiles industry is worth about $50 billion, with sales till now only coming through offline channels like auto dealers. But auto portals like CarDekho and CarTrade have started generating leads for dealers online, even as companies like Flipkart take it a step further by closing the loop.
The move will pit India's largest online retailer against portals like CarDekho andCarTrade as well as sharpen competition with primary rivals like Amazon and Snapdeal. "We believe that Flipkart can solve teething issues such as long delivery times and offer price transparency," said Adarsh Menon, vice-president for electronics and automobiles at Flipkart.
According to industry estimates, the total automobiles industry is worth about $50 billion, with sales till now only coming through offline channels like auto dealers. But auto portals like CarDekho and CarTrade have started generating leads for dealers online, even as companies like Flipkart take it a step further by closing the loop.
Micromax has soft-launched yet another 4G smartphone this month called the Canvas Pace 4G. The smartphone is an entry-level device and packs in the basics with its 4G radios being the highlight.
Indeed, this is the third smartphone that Micromax has announced this month after the Canvas Xpress 4G and the recently announced Canvas Amaze (we guess it will run out of names if it continues at this pace).
The Micromax Canvas Pace 4G packs in 5 inch FWVGA (854 x 480 pixels) IPS display on the front. Inside, we get a 1.1 GHz, quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 chipset with 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage that is expandable up to 32 via a micro SD card.
The camera department includes a 5 MP autofocus unit on the back accompanied by an LED flash and a 2 MP unit up front for selfies. The handset boots to Android 5.0 Lollipop and packs in the usual connectivity options including a dual SIM set up for 4G and 3G bands. All of the above is powered by a 2500 mAh battery.
Its closest competitor is indeed the Yu Yuphoria and the Xiaomi Redmi 2 Prime. The Micromax Canvas Pace 4G is currently retailing for Rs 6821 on Ebay and on the company’s official website only in the black variant.
Indeed, this is the third smartphone that Micromax has announced this month after the Canvas Xpress 4G and the recently announced Canvas Amaze (we guess it will run out of names if it continues at this pace).
The Micromax Canvas Pace 4G packs in 5 inch FWVGA (854 x 480 pixels) IPS display on the front. Inside, we get a 1.1 GHz, quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 chipset with 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage that is expandable up to 32 via a micro SD card.
The camera department includes a 5 MP autofocus unit on the back accompanied by an LED flash and a 2 MP unit up front for selfies. The handset boots to Android 5.0 Lollipop and packs in the usual connectivity options including a dual SIM set up for 4G and 3G bands. All of the above is powered by a 2500 mAh battery.
Its closest competitor is indeed the Yu Yuphoria and the Xiaomi Redmi 2 Prime. The Micromax Canvas Pace 4G is currently retailing for Rs 6821 on Ebay and on the company’s official website only in the black variant.
