Spice Pinnacle Stylus will come with a complimentary one-year subscription of Evernote Premium, worth Rs 3,000.
Mobile internet company S Mobility on Tuesday launched Spice Pinnacle Stylus, priced at at Rs 15,999.
This HD Smartphone will come with a complimentary one-year subscription of Evernote Premium, worth Rs 3,000, and will include premium access to Skitch. The stylus along with Skitch, enables users to annotate, draw shapes and sketches, so your ideas become reality faster.
The 5.5 inch dual SIM Spice Pinnacle Stylus is powered by 1.2 GHz quad core processor and runs on by Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The phone packs a 8 MP Auto Focus camera along with intelligent answer, flip to mute feature, proximity sensor and gyro sensor, the company said in a statement.
The device comes with a 13.97 cm HD Display and 1280 X 720 resolution. The 9.5 mm super slim smartphone comes along with a free leather cover, stylus pen and a screen guard.
Enabled with an 8GB ROM and 1 GB RAM, it can be expanded up to 32 GB through a micro SD card. The company has claimed that the 2500mAh battery in Spice Pinnacle Stylus will give a standby time of more than 504 hours.
Commenting on the launch, T M Ramakrishnan, CEO – Devices, S Mobility Ltd, said, "This phone is powered with Evernote and Skitch which makes the phone even more interesting and allows users to visually communicate more effectively than ever. With the new smartphone, we aim to satiate the consumer needs with the best-in-class technological innovations. "
"Of the more than 75 million Evernote users globally, over 1.6 million are in India. We're excited to collaborate with Spice to bring the best of Evernote to discerning users all over India," said Troy Malone, General Manager, APAC, Evernote.
The partnership with Evernote will see Evernote's core app pre- installed on the Spice Pinnacle Stylus and Spice customers can enjoy one year of Evernote's premium service, which also extends to the rest of Evernote's family of products.
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It is the result of a group of friends passionate about digital art with Magic Stylus who were looking for good quality tools at a reasonable cost.
ReplyDeleteWe couldn't find any art stores in Chicago with this model that was designed for digital artists and at the same time, didn't care to offer the few active styluses they had for a reasonable price. We don't think it's right to charge $90 for an active stylus.