Spice Fire One Mi-X1 First Look: Looks like Android But Has Got New Features

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Spice Fire One Mi- FX1 - Battery and Verdict

Powering the smartphone is a 1400mAh battery fitted inside. It should last for long given the modest specs and the low-resolution display on the Spice Fire One.

The Spice Fire One should be looked as a replacement for a feature phone. The biggest highlight of the Firefox OS powered device is its retail price.

And if marketed well, it could well prove to be a big puller in an emerging country like India. Stay tuned to GizBot for more updates!