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Vivo reportedly starts sending invites for MWC 2020, to be held on 23 February
Vivo might launch its foldable smartphone at Mobile World Congress 2020, to be held in Spain.

Just like every year, Mobile World Congress is scheduled to be held in February next year. Vivo has reportedly confirmed the date as well by sending out invitations for this tech gala.As per a report by GSMArena, Vivo has sent them an invite stating that MWC 2020 will be held on 23 February next year in Spain. The event will take place at 5.00 CET at Nautic Centre, Barcelona. The invite does not give any detail about any device launch.[caption id="attachment_7816951" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
Vivo[/caption]In the backdrop, we can see a "V" alphabet. It can be expected that after all this time, Vivo might also delve into the foldable smartphone segment and might launch its first at this upcoming event. And this is possible as it was last year at MWC only when companies like Samsung and Huawei announced their foldable smartphones. But again, this is simply speculation, we cannot say anything for sure.[caption id="attachment_7817001" align="alignnone" width="727"]
Vivo invitation. Image: GSMArena[/caption]To recall, Vivo has recently unveiled its Vivo V17 (Review) in India at a price point of Rs 22,990. This "V" could also mean that we might see one more smartphone in the V-series, a successor to the Vivo V17.Nokia is also expected to launch its Nokia 8.2 at MWC 2020.
Vivo[/caption]In the backdrop, we can see a "V" alphabet. It can be expected that after all this time, Vivo might also delve into the foldable smartphone segment and might launch its first at this upcoming event. And this is possible as it was last year at MWC only when companies like Samsung and Huawei announced their foldable smartphones. But again, this is simply speculation, we cannot say anything for sure.[caption id="attachment_7817001" align="alignnone" width="727"]
Vivo invitation. Image: GSMArena[/caption]To recall, Vivo has recently unveiled its Vivo V17 (Review) in India at a price point of Rs 22,990. This "V" could also mean that we might see one more smartphone in the V-series, a successor to the Vivo V17.Nokia is also expected to launch its Nokia 8.2 at MWC 2020.First Published:Dec 23, 2019, 15:49:06 IST
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