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In a recent newsbreak it has been revealed that Gold & Co. has launched a gold plated iPhone 5 plated with 24-karat gold for consumers with lump sum money.

The difference between the gold plated iPhone 5 and the regular iPhone 5 is that the gold-plated one shimmers a lot more.

Oh, and it costs a small fortune more as well! First reported by Redmond pie, the golden phone will cost $4600 (approx. Rs 2,50,000) and with the Rose gold weighing it will carry a price tag of around $5000(approx. Rs 2,70,000).

Considering a 64GB iPhone 4S gold plated by the same company will set you back around $4,300(approx. Rs 2,30,000).

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London-based Gold & Co. like putting copious amounts of gold on Apple products, though. They’ve previously gold-plated iPhones as well as the previous generation of iPads. Have a look at the image gallery of the golden iPhone below.

In a recent newsbreak it has been revealed that Gold & Co. has launched a gold plated iPhone 5 plated with 24-karat gold for consumers with lump sum money.

The difference between the gold plated iPhone 5 and the regular iPhone 5 is that the gold-plated one shimmers a lot more.

Oh, and it costs a small fortune more as well! First reported by Redmond pie, the golden phone will cost $4600 (approx. Rs 2,50,000) and with the Rose gold weighing it will carry a price tag of around $5000(approx. Rs 2,70,000).

Considering a 64GB iPhone 4S gold plated by the same company will set you back around $4,300(approx. Rs 2,30,000).

Read In Hindi

London-based Gold & Co. like putting copious amounts of gold on Apple products, though. They’ve previously gold-plated iPhones as well as the previous generation of iPads. Have a look at the image gallery of the golden iPhone below.

It's finally here! After online leaks aplenty, Microsoft and Nokia unveiled the Nokia Lumia 920 and Nokia Lumia 820 at simultaneous events in New York and Finland.

At this second crossroads of failure and success -- the first was the first generation of the Lumia line -- Nokia needs a hit. Nokia can survive off its Asha phones, on middling Lumia sales, and on its maps business, but in order to thrive, it needs to sell, sell, sell.

Nokia is calling its next-generation Lumia "the most innovative smartphone in the world," Jo Harlow, Nokia's executive vice president in charge of smart devices, said during the kickoff event. Is she right? The Lumia 920 certainly pushes ahead of the original Lumia 900, and brings some serious advancements to the components.

Design and screen
As I predicted, the Nokia Lumia 920 has an almost identical physical design as the Lumia 900 before it. This time, the handset comes in Sunshine Yellow, but Nokia will also issue it in Lipstick Red, and Slate Grey.

While most of the polycarbonate body remains unchanged, Nokia has improved the screen. The Lumia 920 gets a 4.5-inch Nokia PureMotion HD Plus display, which features a WXGA resolution (1,280x768 pixels), a slightly higher resolution than the standard HD (1,280x720 pixels). It has a fast refresh rate that removes flickers. Nokia also claims it's brighter than rival phones, but we'll have to see about that.

The part of the screen that excites me most is the screen's new ClearBlack display filter, which uses polarization to cut down on glare. Nokia says its new, improved ClearBlack is good enough to read in the desert or on the beach. We'll certainly have fun testing out this claim.

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