Vivo has confirmed that it will launch the X200 Pro Mini smartphone. A company executive posted images that show the phone is the same size as the iPhone 16 Pro. Small Android phones are a rarity ...

Vivo V2429A TENNA listing suggests that the phone could be a successor to the vivo S19 launched in May this year.

Vivo's newest flagship phones are the first in the world to use MediaTek's newest Dimensity 9400 chip. Fabricated on TSMC's 3nm node, it packs a new Cortex-X925 CPU core and a 12-core GPU.

But it’s almost astounding how much tech Vivo has packed inside its phone. The X200 Pro mini is just a hair taller than the iPhone 16 Pro but narrower, thinner, and lighter than its Apple rival.

At the 2024 vivo Developer Conference, Vivo unveiled a new AI strategy, introducing a new 3 billion parameter terminal large ...

A Vivo handset with the model number V2429A was spotted on the TENAA certification site. It is speculated to be the Vivo S20. Meanwhile, tipster Digital Chat Station (translated from Chinese) has ...

Vivo has introduced Funtouch OS 15, based on Android 15, for its latest phones, promising enhanced ... followed by V40 series, V30 series, V29 series, Y200 Pro, and T3 Ultra in December.

Vivo has introduced its new X200 series in China ... For comparison, similarly sized flagship phones like the Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro come with much smaller batteries, at 4,700 mAh and ...

Vivo has slowly been trickling out information ... which is a beautiful desert location. The phone attended a night-time concert at an oasis, showing off both its toughness and camera chops.

Under Rs 50,000, there are plenty of great smartphones to choose from. So here's a comparison between the Vivo V40 Pro and ...

From the budget-friendly Vivo T3 Lite 5G starting at ₹10,499 to the flagship Vivo X100 Ultra, there's a water-resistant (not waterproof) Vivo phone for every need and budget. Let's explore your ...

Vivo's newest flagship phones are the first in the world to use MediaTek's newest Dimensity 9400 chip. Fabricated on TSMC's ...