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On 12 May, 2015, Micromax's venture Yu Televentures launched it's second metal clad Cyanogen-based smartphone branded as YU Yuphoria. It is priced at Rs. 6999, competing with budget 4G smartphones - Lenovo A6000 Plus, Redmi 2 and Moto E 2. The Yuphoria will be sold exclusively through Amazon.in, just like its predecessor Yureka. Register now on Amazon.in for the sale on 28 May, 2PM. Yuphoria is equipped with 5" HD IPS screen with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. It gets a 8 MP rear and 5 MP front camera. Micromax's Yuphoria is setting a benchmark for low end smartphones with its all metal frame body, whereas others at this price range are having plastic for exterior casing. Also, Yu Yuphoria and Lenovo A6000 Plus beat the other budget 4G smartphones by packing a 2GB  RAM in comparison with their 1GB RAM memory. At Rs. 7000 price range Yuphoria and Lenovo A6000 Plus are having 16 GB internal memory but Yuphoria missing microSD card slot. Whereas Xiaomi Redmi

Amazon Affiliate launched NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer) Payment in India AMAZON ASSOCIATES PROGRAM FOR AMAZON.IN Amazon India has updated the Amazon Associates Program Operating Agreement, which governs the publishers participation in the Amazon Associates Program for Amazon.in. All changes are effective from November 13, 2014. This was notified to the publishers via mail about Amazon Associates: Important Program Update. From November 13 onwards, publishers can choose to receive the payment either by cheque or via National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT). To change your payment receiving options, publishers need to visit Account Settings › Change Payment Method and can payment method of their choice. NEFT payment method is more secure, reliable and quick than receiving payment through check. Also, the minimum threshold for payment via NEFT is less than that of cheque. For NEFT minimum payment threshold is Rs 1000 while for cheque its Rs 2500. Here, is t

Washington Post to be Acquired by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Jeff Bezos to buy The Washington Post Image Credit The founder and CEO of Amazon.com, Jeff Bezos, one of the digital billionaire has decided to buy Washington Post for $250 million in cash. This is an individual deal between Jeff Bezos and Washington Post. According to the Amazon company statement, Amazon.com is not a part of this deal and has nothing to do with the self interest of its CEO.  The Washington Post was founded over 125 years ago and with the purchase of Washington Post, will the saga of 125 years old journalistic will come to an end or not can only be confirmed what Jeff Bezos and Washington Post's current team think of. Will the current editors, general manager or CEO continue to work under the flagship of Jeff or will they go to some other top US or international newspaper agency on time will tell?