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  • Vivo Launches The Y95 With Halo Display In India

    Vivo Launches The Y95 With Halo Display In India

    Earlier this month, Vivo launched the Y95 smartphone in the Philippines and now the company has officially launched the device in India as well. Like other Vivo phones, this too has a focus on photography with AI features.

    Design & Features

    The Vivo Y95 has a 6.22-inch display with a 19:9 aspect ratio and a screen-to-body-ratio of 82.9%. The display has a notch up top which houses the 20 MP front camera. Vivo is referring to the notch display as  Halo Display and it has a 1520 x 720 px resolution. The right side of the device is occupied by the dual-sim card slot while the power button and volume rockers are placed on the right. The device has a gradient color back panel which houses the fingerprint sensor and the dual camera set up along with an LED Flash. 

    The rear camera setup comprises of an f/2.2 aperture equipped PDAF(Phase Detection Auto Focus) sensor and a 2 MP depth sensor. The Vivo Y95 can capture 1080p Full-HD videos at 30fps with both the front and rear cameras. The camera has multiple AI features like AR stickers, Auto-beauty and scene detection. It also has a dedicated AI Game mode which optimises the system for maximum performance. The AI game mode also has customisable of options like Auto reject calls and blocking app notifications.

    Under the hood, the Vivo Y95 packs the Octa-Core Snapdragon 439 CPU along with the Adreno 505 GPU. In terms of connectivity, the smartphone gets 802.11 Wi-Fi,  Bluetooth 4.2, GPS and a Micro-USB 2.o port for charging and data syncing. The device is powered by a massive 4,030 mAh battery and runs on Funtouch OS 4.5 which is built on top of Android 8.1 Oreo.

    Price, Colors & Variant

    Also Read: Huawei Successfully Tests Google’s Fuchsia OS On Honor Play

    The Vivo Y95 is available in two color options which are Nebula Purple and Starry Night. The device is available in a single memory storage variant for which the price is as follows:

    • 4 GB RAM + 64 GB ROM – Rs 16,990
  • Vivo V9 With An iPhone X Like Notch Expected To Launch In India On March 27th

    Vivo V9 With An iPhone X Like Notch Expected To Launch In India On March 27th

    Vivo, the smartphone brand that is known for its selfie-centric smartphones is all set to launch a new device in India. The Vivo V9 could be the first Android smartphone to launch here with an iPhone X style notch. The smartphone is expected to be priced at Rs 25,000, which makes it costlier than its predecessor. However, there has been no confirmation of a launch event yet. In fact, the Vivo V9 has only been spotted on billboards in Indonesia.

    Specifications of Vivo V9

    The smartphone is expected to have a 2160 x 1080px IPS LCD display with 18:9 aspect ratio. The phone will feature bezel-less design, with a tiny notch on the top, which is expected to house the earpiece and front-facing camera.

    Under the hood, the device will be powered by an Octa-core chipset. However, there is no information regarding exact chipset. The smartphone is expected to feature at least 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. Similarly, the smartphone is also expected to have a dedicated micro SD card.

    The Vivo V9 will have a 16MP primary camera and a 24MP front-facing camera. Similarly, the front-facing camera is expected to support face unlock. The device will run on Android 8 Oreo with custom UI on the top with a 3500 mAh battery. The smartphone will have dual SIM card slot with 4G LTE and VoLte capability.

    Summary:
    • FHD+ 18:9 Display
    • 24MP front-facing camera
    • Bezel-less design
    • Notch
  • Vivo APEX Has A Hidden Front Camera

    Vivo APEX Has A Hidden Front Camera

    Vivo showcased a smartphone with an in-screen fingerprint scanner at CES 2018. At the ongoing MWC 2018, the company has announced a new concept smartphone with an impressive screen to body ratio. The Vivo APEX FullView is the first production smartphone to achieve this ratio. The smartphone has minimal bezels on all four sides. In fact, the uses a retractable mechanism for the front-facing camera.

    However, the company hasn’t revealed the exact tech specifications, pricing, or the availability of the Vivo APEX.

    Features:

    The Vivo APEX also offers an in-screen fingerprint scanner with a much bigger footprint. Unlike the Vivo X20 Plus UD, half of the screen portion of the Vivo APEX acts as a fingerprint scanner. The device comes with 1.8 mm bezels on three sides with 4.3 mm bezels on the bottom. In fact, it does not have a microphone, instead, it uses the SounCasting technology similar to the one found on the Mi MIX, which turns the entire display into a speaker.

    The 8 MP front-facing camera uses elevating mechanism, which rises within 0.8 seconds whenever it is required. The phone uses OLED display, which might use the similar fingerprint scanner unit from Synaptic.

    The device also offers a new system in package (SIP) technology to integrate the DAC with three amplifiers, which reduces the space of circuit board up to 60%. The reduction in the circuit size has enabled the company to fit in a larger battery.

    Alex Feng, Senior Vice President of Vivo said:

    APEX is an iteration of our constant pursuit of setting new industry standards and to deliver the ultimate mobile experience. From breakthroughs in audio, photography to In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Technology, Vivo has remained committed to realizing our vision for future smartphones. What we showcase in this concept phone is only a fraction of our innovation pipeline. We will continue to explore all possibilities to bring the best possible experiences to our consumers.

  • 10GB RAM In A Smartphone Will Be A Reality In 2018

    10GB RAM In A Smartphone Will Be A Reality In 2018

    There is no denying that 2017 was the year of bezel-less smartphones. In 2018, machine learning and AI are expected to be the trend-setters in flagship smartphone at least. A trend that hasn’t caught on is that of beefy RAM and storage options which would be an overkill for a smartphone. When the OnePlus 3T was launched with 6GB of RAM in 2016, many expected smartphone makers to take this figure and ride with it. That, however, did not happen.

    RAM

    Even the Razer Phone, a smartphone designed for gamers had 8GB of RAM. The OnePlus 5T also has an 8GB RAM variant which is priced at Rs. 37999 in India. However, it appears that a smartphone maker is ready to take the RAM/storage configuration up a notch. Vivo, the first company to embed a fingerprint sensor inside a smartphone’s display could soon launch an Android smartphone with 10GB of RAM.

    Vivo Xplay 7

    The Vivo Xplay 7 is expected to be the next high-end offering from the Chinese smartphone maker. While previous reports claimed it will have a completely bezel-less design, the new images reveal a different story. According to the latest leak, the Vivo Xplay 7 will have a 4K display panel. It will also sport an impressive 92.9% screen-to-body ratio.

    RAM

    Under the hood, the Xplay 7 will have the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset. It will also have a whopping 10GB RAM which seems like an overkill for any smartphone right now. For storage, Vivo will offer two variants, one with 256GB onboard storage while the other one will have 512GB of storage. There were reports that even Samsung will launch a special edition Galaxy S9+ variant with 512GB of onboard storage.

    Making sure that it is up-to-date with all industry trends, the Xplay 7 will also feature facial recognition. Reportedly, it will have the Face Unlock 2.0 which is the next generation of Vivo’s facial recognition technology. The smartphone will also come equipped with a dual-camera setup on the back which will be capable of 4X lossless zoom.

    RAM

    Thanks to its nearly bezel-less design, the fingerprint sensor will be embedded inside the display. This essentially means that the Vivo Xplay 7 will have a 4K AMOLED display panel. Vivo will use the Clear ID technology which was first introduced in the Vivo X20 Plus UD.

    The Vivo Xplay 7 will be announced in spring similar to its predecessor.

  • Vivo X20 Plus UD With In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Launched

    Vivo X20 Plus UD With In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Launched

    The launch of the Vivo X20 Plus UD was highly anticipated. Vivo, one of the top five smartphone manufacturers in the world became the first company to unveil a phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor. The Vivo X20 Plus UD is not a prototype or a concept, it is a consumer-ready device with a fingerprint sensor placed inside the display.

    Now, the company has made officially launched the device in China. UD, presumably, stands for “under display”. It will go on sale in China starting February 1st at a price of CNY 3598 (Rs. 36100 approx.).

    Vivo X20 Plus UD

    Specifications

    The Vivo X20 Plus UD is basically the Vivo X20 Plus, with an in-display fingerprint sensor instead. It has a 6.43 inch Super AMOLED display with a 2160 x 1080 px resolution which translates to an 18:9 aspect ratio.

    The Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 chipset powers the device. The Vivo X20 Plus UD has 4GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage which is further expandable up to 256GB via a microSD card.

    The smartphone is powered by a 3900 mAh battery. The Vivo X20 Plus UD runs Android 7 Nougat out of the box. Since Android 8 Oreo was launched in August of 2017, this news is a bit disappointing.

    To the back, it has a dual-camera setup consisting of a 24MP sensor with an f/1.8 aperture and OIS along with a 5MP sensor. To the front of the phone is a 12MP sensor with a soft LED flash and an f/2.0 aperture.

    Vivo X20 Plus UD

    What Is Clear ID?

    Clear ID lets users OEMs embed a fingerprint sensor under the display. Synaptics claims that it has a failure rate of 1 in 50,000 which, for a first gen product, is admirable. Early reviews of the device are in and mostly paint a positive picture. People have praised the accuracy of the sensor after initial usage. While it is slower than the OnePlus 5T, it is hard to complain when the process feels so futuristic.

    The fingerprint sensor sits between the mainboard and the OLED panel where it illuminates the finger and then processes the beams of light. Hence, this technology will not work on LCD panel, at least for now.

    Vivo has already listed the device on its official website in China. However, there is no word on its global availability yet. Considering the precedence that this phone has set, Vivo would want to launch the smartphone in other markets as well, since there will be a lot of suitors for a new technology like Clear ID.

  • Vivo X20 Plus UD With In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Is Now Official, Launch Set For 24th January

    Vivo X20 Plus UD With In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Is Now Official, Launch Set For 24th January

    It was a highly anticipated unveiling and one that would set the precedence for all the smartphone makers across the market. Vivo, one of the top five smartphone manufacturers in the world became the first company to unveil a phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor. Not a prototype or a concept, a consumer-ready device with a fingerprint sensor placed inside the display.

    Now, the company has made the device official in China as the Vivo X20 Plus UD. UD, presumably, stands for “under display.” While there is no word on the smartphone’s availability or price yet, it is expected to be priced at around CNY 3998, which is Rs. 39000 approximately. The smartphone will be officially launched on the 24th of January.

    The Vivo X20 Plus UD is basically the Vivo X20 Plus, with a fingerprint sensor placed inside the display instead. It has a 6.43 inch Super AMOLED display with a 2160 x 1080 px resolution which translates to an 18:9 aspect ratio.

    Under the hood, the smartphone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 chipset, has 4GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage which is further expandable up to 256GB via a microSD card. It is powered by a 3930 mAh battery which charges via a USB C port.

    To the back, it has a dual-camera setup consisting of a 24MP sensor with an f/1.8 aperture and OIS along with a 5MP sensor. To the front of the phone is a 12MP sensor with soft LED flash and an f/2.0 aperture.

    The technology found in the new smartphone is known as Clear ID and lets users OEMs embed a fingerprint sensor under the display. Synaptics has claimed that it has a failure rate of 1 in 50,000 which, for a first gen product, is admirable. Early reviews of the device are in and mostly paint a positive picture. People are praising the accuracy of the sensor while it is slower than other fingerprint sensors found on devices like the OnePlus 5T, it is hard to complain when the process feels so futuristic.

    The in-display fingerprint sensor sits between the mainboard and the OLED panel where it illuminates the finger and then processes the beams of light. Hence, this technology will not work on LCD panels as the sensor looks through the dots of an OLED panel, and then recognises the fingerprint.

  • Vivo Unveils First Ever Smartphone With An In-Display Fingerprint Sensor

    Vivo Unveils First Ever Smartphone With An In-Display Fingerprint Sensor

    Vivo, one of the most famous Chinese smartphone maker in its native country, has done something incredible. Teaming up with Synaptics, it has unveiled the first-ever smartphone with an in-display fingerprint sensor that might be the answer to reducing bezels, shaky facial recognition technology and the inconvenience of rear-facing fingerprint sensors.

    The technology is known as Clear ID and lets users OEMs embed a fingerprint sensor under the display. Synaptics has claimed that it has a failure rate of 1 in 50,000 which, for a first gen product, is admirable. Early reviews of the device are in and mostly paint a positive picture. People are praising the accuracy of the sensor while it is slower than other fingerprint sensors found on devices like the OnePlus 5T, it is hard to complain when the process feels so futuristic.

    The in-display fingerprint sensor sits between the mainboard and the OLED panel where it illuminates the finger and then processes the beams of light. Hence, this technology will not work on LCD panels as the sensor looks through the dots of an OLED panel, and then recognises the fingerprint.

    Alex Feng, Senior VP in Vivo, said in a press release that this technology is the solution to the industry’s challenge of providing a more convenient authentication experience. The smartphone is ready for mass production and should be announced in “early 2018.”

    While the device might not be available in a lot of markets, it marks the beginning of more smartphone makers integrating this technology into their upcoming flagship devices. There are rumours already that Doogee V will also have a screen embedded fingerprint sensor and a design similar to the iPhone X.

    With bezels becoming almost negligible, the implementation of this technology will be crucial for Vivo and other OEMs to keep producing smartphones with a front-facing fingerprint sensor.

  • Vivo Shows Off The In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Technology A Day Before Launching The Smartphone

    Vivo Shows Off The In-Display Fingerprint Sensor Technology A Day Before Launching The Smartphone

    Vivo teased the official unveiling of the first-ever smartphone with an in-display fingerprint sensor on the 10th of January at CES 2018. Now, a day before the smartphone’s launch, Vivo has showcased the technology that will be responsible for putting a fingerprint sensory inside the display.

     

    The in-display fingerprint sensor will sit between the mainboard and the OLED panel where it will illuminate the finger and then process the beams of light. Alex Feng, Senior VP at Vivo, said in a press release that this technology is the solution to the industry’s challenge of providing a more convenient authentication experience. The smartphone is ready for mass production and should be announced in “early 2018”.

    Early reports of the Vivo smartphone with an in-display fingerprint sensor have been positive. Analyst Patrick Moorhead detailed his experience with a pre-production Vivo phone equipped with the in-display fingerprint sensor technology. Synaptics, the manufacturer of the fingerprint sensor had also claimed that this technology is three times more accurate and faster than Apple’s Face ID. This claim, however, will be thoroughly tested once the device is made available to consumers.

    Apart from Vivo, Doogee, another Chinese smartphone maker is also working on a smartphone with an in-display fingerprint sensor. The name of the device will be Doogee V and according to the leaks, the smartphone’s design is heavily inspired by that of the iPhone X and Galaxy S9+ Leaks.

    The launch of the Vivo smartphone will usher in a new technology trend which will allow OEMs to provide a front-facing fingerprint sensor all the while decreasing the bezels around the display as well. However, a lot will depend on the responsiveness and reliability of the device from Vivo as this will set precedence for upcoming devices from other OEMs and how the consumers will respond to this technology as well.

  • First Ever Smartphone With An In-Display Fingerprint Sensor To Be Unveiled On 10th January

    First Ever Smartphone With An In-Display Fingerprint Sensor To Be Unveiled On 10th January

    A few weeks ago, Synaptics released a statement in which it conceded that the company has started mass production of an in-display fingerprint sensor in association with “one of the top five smartphone makers” in the world. At the time, everyone speculated that the announcement fit the timeline of the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. However, to a lot of industry expert’s surprise, that OEM turned out to be Vivo.

    CES 2018 kicked off on the 8th of January in Las Vegas and the tech show has been known to showcase some of the most innovative products of the tech world. It appears that the first-ever smartphone with an in-display fingerprint sensor will also be unveiled during CES 2018. Vivo has released a teaser hinting at the revealing of its device on the 10th of January at CES. This means that unlike last year, Vivo will showcase a finished product rather than a prototype.

    Early reports of the Vivo smartphone with an in-display fingerprint sensor have been positive. Analyst Patrick Moorhead detailed his experience with a pre-production Vivo phone equipped with the in-display fingerprint sensor technology. Moorhead describes the sensor as “fast and simple,” and Synaptics has claimed that it is twice as fast as 3D facial recognition like Apple’s Face ID.

    The debate of Face ID vs Fingerprint sensor might become as huge as iOS vs Android in the coming months especially if more smartphones with a similar fingerprint sensor technology are launched before Apple releases its next iteration of iPhones later in 2018. Apple has confirmed that Face ID is the future for iOS and possibly macOS devices and it won’t be going back to fingerprint sensors.

    A couple of weeks ago, Synaptics also announced that it will be unveiling a smartphone with an in-display fingerprint sensor. Now, whether this is a different device with some other OEM or the same Vivo smartphone will be revealed on the 10th of January.

  • Vivo XPlay 5 ‘Lite’ Variant Spotted on GFXBench

    Vivo XPlay 5 ‘Lite’ Variant Spotted on GFXBench

    Chinese smartphone maker, Vivo, which is slated to unveil to the world its latest flagship offering, the Xplay 5 with 6Gb of RAM, according to leaks reveal could well be unveiling another smartphone at the launch event on 1st of March. Possibly a ‘lite’ variant of the Xplay 5.

    GFXBench shows an unnamed Vivo phone bearing the model number PD1522A being benchmarked on its website. 

    The PD1522A, comes equipped with the Snapdragon 652 paired with 4GB of RAM.The handset comes with a 5.4-inch QHD display and a 16- megapixel rear camera, and an 8 MP front camera with 128GB of storage, as well as Android 5.1.1 Lollipop on board.

    The phone’s specs do pale in comparison to the Vivo XPlay 5, but they still are pretty impressive compared to rest of the market offerings. If prices right, Vivo could have a serious challenger for the market on their hands.

    Source

  • Vivo XPlay 5 With 6GB RAM Live Shots Leak

    Vivo XPlay 5 With 6GB RAM Live Shots Leak

    Vivo, a popular Chinese smartphone brand had earlier announced a March1 launch of the XPlay 5 – the first smartphone to sport a 6GB RAM. It was only a matter of time before leaked images were leaked showing off the design of the phone before the launch event.

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    Recently, the alleged Vivo Xplay 5 posed for the camera, giving us a glimpse of what the handset may look like when it’s officially available. Live shots reveal a real unit which is a definitive proof of the Vivo XPlay 5’s design.

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    Details about the specifications are scarce at the moment but from what is known, the XPlay 5 will come with a Snapdragon 820 processor along with 6GB of RAM. As for the rest, it is expected that it will sport a dual curved display, which brings a certain Samsung model to mind. The live image shows a beautiful design of the XPlay 5 with a metal body and the curved sides.

    Not much has been revealed about the phone as Vivo has kept it under wraps. The handset is expected sport 6.0-inch QHD with 1440×2560 pixel resolution. Other likely features are a 6MP primary camera on the rear side, 8MP snapper on the front and a massive 4300mAh battery.

  • Vivo XPlay 5 with 6GB RAM Leaked in Renders

    Vivo XPlay 5 with 6GB RAM Leaked in Renders

    Vivo had earlier announced a March1 launch of the XPlay 5 – the first smartphone to sport a 6GB RAM. It was only a matter of time before leaked images were leaked showing off the design of the phone before the launch event.

    Apart from 6GB of RAM, the XPlay 5 will come with a Snapdragon 820 processor and will sport a dual curved display, which brings a certain Samsung model to mind. The renders show a beautiful design of the XPlay 5 with a metal body and the curved sides. You also see a square-shaped fingerprint scanner  at the back just below the camera module.

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    Not much has been revealed about the phone as Vivo has kept it under wraps. The handset is expected sport 6.0-inch QHD with 1440×2560 pixel resolution. Other likely features are a 6MP primary camera on the rear side, 8MP snapper on the front and a massive 4300mAh battery.

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  • Vivo Launches X5 Pro in India Priced at Rs. 27,980

    Vivo Launches X5 Pro in India Priced at Rs. 27,980

    Vivo, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer has launched its latest smartphone, X5 Pro in India today. The X5 Pro was launched in China and is priced at Rs. 27,980. According to Vivo, the phone uses the company’s Hi-Fi sound system, which is poised to deliver a better experience to music lovers. What’s more enticing is that the phone features an eye-scanning technology that will allow users to unlock the phone.

    The X5 Pro sports a 5.2-inch full-HD AMOLED display with dual-faced 2.5D curvy glass and runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop with the Funtouch OS 3.0 UI on top. The dual-SIM 4G phone is powered by a 1.5 Ghz 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor with 2GB of RAM. It has 16GB inbuilt storage which can be further expanded up to 128GB via microSD card.

    Users can take photos using the phone’s 13MP rear camera and the 8MP front camera. The phone is powered by a 2450mAh battery, which seems low considering its price tag.

    Earlier this month, Vivo India launched the V series in India, with two models, the V1 (Rs. 17,980) and the V1 Max (Rs. 21,980).

    The X5 Pro will be available from August through Vivo outlets and users can pre-book on Vivo India’s website. Those who book before 31st July can stand a chance to win the X5 Pro.

    Vivo has revealed plans to set up a manufacturing plant in India over the next few years and are setting up a plant in Noida soon.The company also plans to sell over two million units in India this year, which looks like an uphill task, considering how the likes of Xiaomi and OnePlus are already trying to displace Samsung from its top position in the market.

    Specification Vivo X5 Pro
    Display 5.2-inch full-HD AMOLED
    Resolution 1920×1080
    Chipset N/A
    Processor 1.5 Ghz 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 615
    GPU N/A
    RAM 2GB
    Storage 16 GB
    Expandability 128GB
    Rear Camera 13 MP
    Rear Camera Video N/A
    Front Camera 8MP
    Front Camera Video N/A
    Battery 2,450 mAh battery
    Operating System Android 5.1 Lollipop-based Funtouch OS 2.1
    Miscellaneous Eye-scanner
    Price  Rs. 27,980
  • Slimmest Phone in the World ‘Vivo X5 Max’ Out in India for Rs. 32,980

    Slimmest Phone in the World ‘Vivo X5 Max’ Out in India for Rs. 32,980

    Earlier, we reported that the world’s slimmest smartphone will be making its debut in the Indian market soon and today it was officially unveiled. The Chinese electronic giant announced the Vivo X5 Max, which has beaten the present record holder Oppo R5.

    With just 4.75 mm thickness, the phone has given slim a new definition. The device is announced at a price of Rs. 32,980, which is a bit more than expected. The X5 Max comes with a 5.5-inch Full HD display and has a screen resolution of 1080x1920p. It runs on 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 and is packed with 2 GB of RAM and Android 4.4 KitKat. On the camera front, it has a 13MP rear camera and a 5MP front snapper. The device offers dual-SIM card slots with support for 4G LTE and TD-SCDMA. It holds Hi-Fi 2.0 audio and a Yamaha YSS-205X chip as well.

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    Oppo confirmed that its upcoming release, the R5, would not be that expensive and will come in a price bracket of Rs. 25,000 and Rs. 30,000. The R5 will launch later this month.

    As told previously, BBK Electronics has partnered with Viacom 18 to promote the device. Through this joint venture, the Vivo X5 Max will be advertised on the following platforms: MTV, VH1, Colors and Comedy Central. Also, the company is likely to launch more smartphones in the market within the range of Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 40,000.

  • World’s Thinnest Smartphone Vivo to Debut in India on 15th December

    World’s Thinnest Smartphone Vivo to Debut in India on 15th December

    Chinese electronic giant BBK Electronics made its debut in the Indian market with its Oppo brand and now the company has all intentions to extend its roots here. After securing the position of the world’s thinnest smartphone by Oppo R5, BBK Electronics is all set to give competition to its own subsidiary through Vivo X5Max.

    Media invites for the debut of Vivo has already been sent by the company and the function to unveil X5Max will be held on 15th December, 2015 i.e. next Monday in New Delhi.

    The company has chosen Viacom 18 to target the Indian audience. It has partnered with the media group to promote its smartphone on channels like MTV, VH1, Colors and Comedy Central.

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    The X5Max is the newest entrant to make it to the Guinness Book of World Records measuring 4.75 mm. It has beaten the world’s thinnest smartphone tag holders Oppo R5 and Elife S5.5.

    Coming to the specs, the X5Max has a 5.5-inch Full HD display with screen resolution of 1080x1920p. It runs on 1.7 GHz MediaTek octa-core processor and comes packed with 2 GB of RAM and Android 4.4 KitKat. On the camera front, it has a 13MP rear camera and a 5MP front snapper to take selfies. The device offers dual-SIM card slots with support for 4G LTE and TD-SCDMA.

    BBK has been doing tremendously well and has even beaten Apple, which is leading the race of World’s Most Valuable Brands. BBK’s market share has crossed Apple’s in China. It is reported to set up a distributor network across 20 states and may launch more phones in the market, which are expected to cost between Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 40,000.

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