NXTQUANTUM’s AI+ phone to launch in India on 25 June, Nova 5G Series: To be called Report

NXTQUANTUM Shift Technologies is soon set to introduce the AI+ brand of smartphones in India. The handsets will be made entirely in the country and will be available through Flipkart. The phone is said to use “Homegron user interfaces, localized software and indigenously manufactured hardware”. Now the company has allegedly announced that the phone will be called the AI+ Nova 5G series and it has been confirmed that it includes the date of launch and some other details, including the price limit. The Nova 5G series is called entry-level 5G smartphone Prasad.

AI+ Nova 5G Series India Launch

AI+ Nova 5G smartphone series According to the people of Fonearena, it is set to launch in India on 25 June. The lineup is said to include three handsets priced between rupees. 5,000 and Rs. 8,000. The Nova series phone is claimed to offer fast 5G connectivity and advanced AI-supported features.

The report states that the AI+ Nova 5G series will be available to buy in the country through leading online retailers and select offline stores. Meanwhile, a live Flipkart for the series confirms its availability on the microsite e-commerce site. We can expect to learn more about each handset of the series in the leading days for launch.

First, the company confirmed that AI+ branded smartphone The software and hardware elements will be made entirely in India. The company has now allegedly noted that the upcoming Nova range will use “high quality renewed components” to reduce electronic waste and promote stability. It is claimed to combine increased AI features with environmentally friendly design. They are said to provide good value to consumers on a limited budget.

In particular, NXTQUANTUM Shift Technologies is a consumer technical enterprise founded by Madhav Sheth. The company earlier stated that the overall “designed and” approach “created in India is to provide users a comfortable, spontaneous and safe mobile experience.” Budget AI+ smartphone is also asked to focus on digital safety and user privacy.