Vivo X21

Vivo X23 made official, teased with fingerprint sensor and dual cameras with AI

The phone is also said to come with a dual-lens camera setup on the rear with AI capabilities.

Android 9.0 Pie is now official: Here's how to download it on your Pixel smartphones

Android Pie is official and is currently rolling out on all the Pixel smartphones and the Essential Ph-1.

Apple iPhone 8 tops Galaxy S9 and iPhone X in May smartphone sales: Counterpoint

Xiaomi’s Redmi 5A was a strong contender in the entry-level, while Vivo’s X21 owned the mid-range.

Vivo NEX with its 91.24 percent screen-to-body ratio is coming to India on 19 July

Currently, it is not clear which of the two variants of Vivo NEX is coming to India.

Vivo X21 review: An innovative smartphone that loses out to the OnePlus 6

The Vivo X21 solely loses out to the mighty OnePlus 6 because of bad pricing.

Vivo NEX name confirmed in a new poster released on Weibo and the device launches on 12 June

Reports claim that the Vivo NEX will likely arrive in two variants, one with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset and another with a Snapdragon 710 SoC.

Vivo to focus on mid and premium devices in the Indian smartphone market

Features like in-display fingerprint scanning and an AI-powered camera will help the company differentiate its products in the premium segment.

Xiaomi Mi 8 is expected to launch on 31 May: Here is all we know about the next flagship device from the Chinese smartphone maker

The big question for the Xiaomi India enthusiasts will be whether the company will bring the Mi 8 to India?

Vivo X21 with in-display fingerprint sensor, 6 GB of RAM, dual-camera setup, launched at Rs 35,990: Specifications, features and availability

The Vivo X21 features a dual-camera setup of a 12 MP and 5 MP sensors at the back, and a 12 MP sensor up front.

Vivo X21 first impressions: Innovative under-display fingerprint reader aside, this smartphone is built to impress

After a year, Vivo is back, this time with another premium flagship smartphone, that is not too heavily reliant on its selfie image (like sibling Oppo) but instead wants to be an all-rounder that gets everything right.