Xiaomi Mi 3, the latest Android flagship from the Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi, will be going for launch exclusively on Flipkart at Rs 13,999.
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Flipkart to sell Moto E at Rs 6999, How Motorola is playing smart
Motorola has announced a low budget Moto E on Flipkart. It will go for sale on Flipkart from May 14 at the price of Rs 6999.
Flipkart fights Amazon with Flipkart First – Free shipping and more
Flipkart is launching a new service named Flipkart First to fight Amazon. Flipkart First is similar to Amazon Prime and offers free and quick deliveries.
Flipkart launches Same-day delivery in 10 cities at Rs 200 per item
Flipkart has now launched Same-day delivery in a view to bring better service to customers. Place an order before 12 noon and get it delivered the same day.
Moto X selling on Flipkart at Rs 23,999
Flipkart is selling Moto X. It is priced at Rs 23,999 and Rs 25,699 for the plastic and wood variants respectively. Three launch day offers are available.
Moto G in India – Flipkart and Snapdeal offers
Flipkart is the official launch partner of the Moto G and is offering many freebies! Snapdeal is also selling the Moto G online.
Flipkart to start selling Moto G from February 5
It’s official finally. Moto G is here. It is scheduled to be available from February 5, 2014, report various blogs. It is said that Motorola won’t be selling Moto G in brick-and-mortar shops. It would be selling the Moto G only online and Flipkart looks like the official launch partner for the device. The Moto […]
Comparing Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal and Tradus One-Day Delivery Services
Snapdeal and Tradus are now here with one-day delivery services just like Flipkart and Amazon. But the highlight is, Snapdeal and Tradus offer it for free.
Flipkart finally launches a native Android app
Flipkart has finally brought a native Android app. This app comes packed with an amazing user interface. Buying things becomes a lot more easier now.
Flipkart to shut down Flyte and the reason is not piracy
Flipkart is shutting down its online digital store Flyte on June 17. The move is probably not because of piracy but mainly because of growing competition from Apple and Google.