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Gionee Elife S5.1 is still the world’s thinnest smartphone, but it may not keep that title for long. We’ve heard that Oppo is working on a 4mm-thin handset that could steel Gionee’s laurels (it has been just announced), and now a new rumor suggests Vivo is looking to join the race with — drums please…
Looks like Vivo is preparing to stun the market one more time. This particular Chinese vendor is known for being the first to launch a phone with Quad HD screen. Moreover, they are also known for their great smartphone camera technology, but that’s just a start. What these guys (and gals) are working on next…
Chinese tech analyst Pan Jiutang claims that Vivo will be the first vendor to launch a smartphone powered by Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon 810 chip. According to him, the Chinese company will use Qualcomm’s 64-bit beast SoC in its next flagship device, the Vivo Xplay 5. He went on to add that other Chinese vendors to…
After Kyocera, China’s Vivo may be the next vendor to launch a smartphone with sapphire glass display. According to GizChina, the company that is behind some of the coolest phones on the planet like the Vivo Xshot and Xplay 3S, is gearing towards launching yet another ground-breaking device that will be virtually indestructible. At least…
The long–time rumored Vivo Xshot has been officially announced and as far as we can tell, this could be one of the best camera phones ever. Its main (rear) camera has a 13-megapixel sensor with f/1.8 aperture and optical image stabilization. In addition, there’s also a two-stage shutter button on the side, as well as…
Vivo keeps teasing us with new features its upcoming phone, Xshot, will have. The latest information they released via Weibo (and brought to our attention by PhoneArena) talks about this phone’s powerful camera. From what we can tell, this will be the best camera phone ever, boasting a powerful 24-megapixel sensor, f/1.8 aperture, dual-LED flash…
China’s VIVO was the first handset maker to launch a smartphone with 2K screen. Their Xplay 3S pretty much opened a new era in mobile computing, with its 6-inch display managing to “cope” with 1440 x 2560 pixels. Like that’s not enough, the company is already working on the next flagship device that will be…