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Fly Launches E140 and E146 Touchscreen Phones

Designed keeping in mind the demands of today's youth.

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Rossi Fernandes|May 16, 2011, 17:58:18 IST
Fly Mobiles is one of the Indian mobile phone brands that has a bunch of offerings in the lower price segment. The company today launched two touchscreen models - the E140 and the E146. The E140 supports dual-SIMs and is the lighter of the two phones weighing in at just 97g. The built-in FM receiver can play music for nine hours at a go. Fly claims that the battery life of the phone on standby mode is 300 hours. The E140 comes bundled with apps like most other phones today. These include a task manager, calendar, alarm clock, calculator amongst many others.The Fly E146 (left) and E140 (right)

The Fly E146 (left) and E140 (right)

The new E146, Fly’s other offering like the E140 is a dual-SIM phone and comes pre-installed with the Opera Mini web browser. There is also an integrated e-mail client on the phone. The 3-inch display allows users to browse the web with ease. Fly says that the phone is better designed to surf and socialize on the web. Fly says that both phones are targeted at the younger audience and that supporting social networking sites was very important in this day and age.

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First Published:May 16, 2011, 17:58:18 IST
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