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Zen Mobiles Launches Flikk M45
Zen introduces a player in the capacitive touch screen space
Upcoming mobile brand, Zen mobiles has introduced in the market what it calls the next generation Touch Screen phone, Flikk M45.![Perhaps, the only in this low-price category]()
Perhaps, the only in this low-price category
The phone comes with a modest price tag of Rs. 5,000. Calling it India’s finest Capacitive Touch Screen phone, Zen mobiles’ Flikk M45 comes with a 7.1cm large display screen, and Zen mobiles claims that its Touch Screen is feather soft and allows easy navigation.
Here’s a detailed look at the features of Flikk M45:
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- 3.2 MP Camera
- Pinch to Zoom in and Zoom Out
- Customizable widgets
- Handwriting Recognition
- 4GB memory with pre-loaded movies like 3 Idiots, Dabanng and Deewar
- MP3/MP4 with 3.5mm audio jack
- Applications – Snaptu, Opera Mini Browser, Facebook, Nimbuzz
- 250hours of battery standby time
First Published:May 23, 2011, 15:16:36 IST
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