Android One handsets have been available since September 2014, with Indian manufacturers launching several models in the region. Last month, Google announced that it’s expanding the Android One initiative to more Asian markets, including Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Now, we can actually see the first Android One device that’s not made by an Indian company: the Symphony Roar A50.Symphony is a Bangladesh-based smartphone vendor, and the Roar A50 isn’t too different from the Android One handsets that we’ve seen until now. It’s an entry-level device that will cost around $110 in Bangladesh ...
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