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OliveFluid V-W1 Launched
The smartphone claims to make connectivity a cake walk.

Upcoming mobile phone manufacturer in India, Olive, has introduced an Android powered smartphone to the highly competitive space. The OliveFluid V-W1, as mentioned before will feature an Android OS – V2.1 (Éclair). Olive offers 3G, Wi-Fi, Email, Social networking, among other features in its OliveFluid V-W1 smartphone.![Fluid, really?]()

Fluid, really?
Here’s a detailed look at the other features of the OliveFluid V-W1:
- Android OS, v2.1 (Éclair)
- 3.5 Inch (HVGA) – TFT Capacitive TouchScreen
- 3mega pixel camera with video player and recording
- 3G, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth enabled
- 1300 mAH battery
Olive puts the connectivity feature of the smartphone to the fore claiming that with OliveFluid V-W1 it is now possible to stay connected with family and friends anytime, and anywhere. Olive claims to have provisioned for TV viewing on its smartphone via Zenga TV, wherein users will be offered a free subscription for six months. The smartphone is now available for a price tag of Rs. 7,990.
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First Published:Jun 03, 2011, 14:20:14 IST
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