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64GB version of Xiaomi Mi 4 flash sale in India starting on 24 th FEB
After quite a few delays, the Xiaomi Mi 4 is due to finally be up for grabs in India starting tomorrow, through a series of flash sales. This is the company's normal way of doing business, so nothing out of the ordinary here.
But tomorrow you'll only be able to pick up the 16GB white version of the smartphone. If you like the Mi 4 but were hoping for some more built-in space, then you'll have to wait until February 24.
The Chinese company has officially announced that it will start selling the 64GB Mi 4 in India on that day. The 64GB variant will cost INR 23,999 (same as the date), which at the current exchange rates means around $386 or €341.
The 16GB model is going to be offered for INR 19,999, which is about $322 or €284. This is so far only going to be made available in white. It's still unclear whether the higher-storage variation will be in the same situation.
Jolla Tablet returns to Indiegogo with 64GB of built-in memory
The Finnish manufacturer Jolla resumed the crowdsourcing campaign for its first ever Sailfish OS slate. The original Indiegogo campaign for the Jolla Tablet ended on December 9 last year with 480% funded.
Jolla Tablet returns to Indiegogo with slightly improved hardware and special $249 price tag. The changes in the tablet include 64GB of built-in memory (up from 32GB on the original offering) and support for 128GB microSD cards.
Laminated display, built-in gyro and compass, and slightly larger 4,450mAh battery are also features that were missing in the last campaign. The slightly improved Jolla Tablet will begin shipping to backers in June.
Users who already ordered the Jolla Tablet with 32GB of memory should not despair - a $25 perk is available for those who are willing to upgrade their existing order. The 32GB version is still available to order for $219.
Jolla’s latest Indiegogo campaign will last through February.
Last quarter saw Apple selling its billionth iOS device – a 64 GB iPhone 6 Plus
Apple has revealed that it sold its one billionth iOS device in Q4, 2014 – on November 22 to be precise. The revelation was made by CEO Tim Cook during an analysts’ call yesterday (after the company released its first-quarter earnings report), where he also said that it was a space-gray 64-gigabyte iPhone 6 Plus.
“One billion devices is an almost unfathomable milestone and we are all incredibly proud to be a part of it,” Cook said.
He also revealed many other jaw-dropping numbers: the company sold over 34,000 iPhones every hour, 24 hours a day for the entire last quarter; more than half billion customers visited at the company’s stores (both physical and online combined) during the quarter; and the iPhone 6 was available in 130 countries by the end of the quarter.
Cook also said that the iPhone 6 was the most popular iPhone last quarter, outselling its larger sibling iPhone 6 Plus.
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