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Following its launch in India back in September, the Android One program is coming to three other countries in the Indian subcontinent over the next few weeks.
Google says that Android One devices will soon go on sale in Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka, allowing customers to experience the capabilities of a modern smartphone with standardized specs and the latest version of the Android OS at a low cost — typically around $100.
Besides Micromax, Karbonn and Spice from India, Bangladeshi manufacturer Symphony will also begin retailing Android One devices, beginning with its Road A50.
It’ll be worth watching how these devices fare in the three new markets for Android One, as they have reportedly sold poorly in India, both online and in retail stores.
➤ Android One expands to Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka [Google Asia Pacific Blog]
