The first smartphone from the house of Indian IOT startup Smartron, the t.phone, is all set to launch on 19th of this month. The company has sent out a teaser confirming the same. Note that this will be the second device from the manufacturer - the t.book was launched in March earlier this year.
The teaser image says "Save the Date," along with the date itself. This is followed by a hashtag which confirms that it is, in fact, the t.phone which will be launched. Then we see the company logo, along with the tagline "The Legacy of the Smart. CONTINUES." This is meant to be a reminder that this is not their first product in the market and that they are committed to continuing their legacy of producing smart products.
As far as the Smartron t.phone itself is concerned, it is already known to feature a 5.5-inch display. Also, it is the lightest device with that screen size.
Thanks to the t.Book event, we already know a few more things about the phone. It runs on Android Marshmallow. The rear of the smartphone confirms that it is designed and engineered in India, and is assembled in China. The manufacturer has already announced that they will be assembling in India soon and that they have partnered with Foxconn for the same. The rear camera comes with dual flash.
Have you saved the date?
The teaser image says "Save the Date," along with the date itself. This is followed by a hashtag which confirms that it is, in fact, the t.phone which will be launched. Then we see the company logo, along with the tagline "The Legacy of the Smart. CONTINUES." This is meant to be a reminder that this is not their first product in the market and that they are committed to continuing their legacy of producing smart products.
As far as the Smartron t.phone itself is concerned, it is already known to feature a 5.5-inch display. Also, it is the lightest device with that screen size.
Thanks to the t.Book event, we already know a few more things about the phone. It runs on Android Marshmallow. The rear of the smartphone confirms that it is designed and engineered in India, and is assembled in China. The manufacturer has already announced that they will be assembling in India soon and that they have partnered with Foxconn for the same. The rear camera comes with dual flash.
Have you saved the date?
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