The mobile phone is based on the Android 13 operating system and runs 4700 mAh battery capacity with fast charging. It has powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 (4 nm) Chipset and also has Adreno 740 Graphical Processing unit. There's barely any difference overall then, although the two are slightly different ratios. It's a 20:9 aspect for the Vivo, a 19.3:9 one for the Samsung. That's why the Vivo is about half a millimetre wider, the Samsung about three millimetres taller by comparison.

The circular camera housing is, at least, a little more subtle and premium-looking than that of the X80 Pro and its huge rectangular bump with a smaller circular array of cameras within. The Game Frame Interpolation feature is currently only available for some compatible games. Please refer to actual gaming experience. MP, f/1.6, 50mm (telephoto), 1/2.4", 0.7µm, no AF, 2x optical zoom, OIS 48 MP, f/2.2, 14mm, 114˚ (ultrawide), 1/2.0", 0.8µm, AF We already know that one or more phones in the Oppo Find X6 and iQoo 11 lines will use the 8 Gen 2, and it’s looking very likely that the Sony Xperia 1 V, Xiaomi 13 range, Motorola's Moto X40, Nubia's Red Magic 8, and more will use it too.Compared to the top-end Galaxy S23 Ultra’s 91 minutes for a full charge, it really is much faster and means you don’t need to charge the phone every night. If anything, you could give it a 15-minute charge in the morning and likely be fine for use all day. MP, f/1.8, 23mm (wide), 1.0"-type, 1.6µm, Dual Pixel PDAF, Laser AF, OIS 64 MP, f/3.5, 90mm (periscope telephoto), 1/2.0", 0.7µm, PDAF, OIS, 3.5x optical zoom It does regress in a few places, though. The periscope zoom lens and gimbal stabilisation tech seen in its predecessor are absent here, and screen resolution has taken a hit. That 1-inch sensor goes a long way to making up for it, but means it’s not quite as versatile as premium rivals from Samsung or Google.

The camera system is Quadruple, featuring the Sony IMX989 (50.0Mpx, f/1.75, CMOS) as the standard lens, Sony IMX598 (48.0Mpx, f/2.2) lens as the wide angle lens, Sony IMX758 (50.0Mpx, f/1.6) lens for portrait mode, and an Omnivision OV64B (64.0Mpx, f/3.5) lens for telephoto shots. It also has a Samsung S5KGD2 (32.0Mpx, f/2.45) selfie camera. It’s equipped with tons of features such as optical stabilization (OIS), 4K and 8K video, 7p lens, 114º ultra- wide angle lens, ALD (Coating Atomic Layer Deposition), 3.5x optical zoom, 2x zoom with depth sensor, Zeiss T* coating certification, Vivo V2 Image chip, Depth camera with OIS.

News [caption id="attachment_5975" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Credit: SamMobile[/caption] The fact that smartphones are released every now and then means there will be news about these phones and their companies. In truth, there are lots of things happening in the smartphone industry. From production, to release to sales and distribution there is always something to talk about. In this category, we’ll be giving updates regarding new smartphones, sales and distribution of these phones. Latest happenings regarding various smartphone companies. We’ll also give updates regarding tech events and SOC manufacturers. Stay tune to catch in on all the vibes. News is meant to cover the four corners the world. Hence the updates here won’t be restricted to just one brand or region. We are going to try our best to give you valid tech news as they happens around the globe. That been said, we hope you enjoy reading these news as we are going to enjoy updating them here. It's here that I also must mention Samsung's use of S Pen stylus, which is stowed into the S23 Ultra's body, and can be pretty transformative a way to work if you like the pen. It's software is really adept at making the most out of it too, but personally I don't have a huge amount of use for it. If you do then you'll love it though. Latest Device Tech gadgets are released with specifications and features. here you can get all the specifications of latest devices released by various tech companies. As tech gadgets are getting smarter, we know the features of these gadgets will also be more interesting. Get all the latest updates, features and news about newly released and announced tech gadgets. In this category, we’ll be talking about devices that are recently released with focused on its features and what they can do. We’ll try to explain these features in simple terms and we won’t be focusing on technical grammars. We know that you would want to stay on the know when new devices are released into the market. Please follow this Latest Devices category to get all the updates as these tech gadgets are released by the various Tech and Smartphone companies around the World. In Fast charging mode, X90 Pro can be charged to 50% within 8 minutes 10s. The charging data is obtained from vivo laboratory tests. Test environment: ambient and phone temperature of 25℃±1℃. Test conditions: 1% of battery capacity, in Fast charging mode, all phone services and features turned off except for voice calls, screen off, and an official standard charger and data cable used. Actual data may vary depending on the test environment, charging situation, original phone temperature, long-term battery wear, and other factors. I'm not trouncing Samsung's 200-megapixel choice, per se, but having so many pixels isn't necessarily an insta-advantage. Especially as it combines 16 into one for 12.5MP results anyway – and on your phone I really don't think you're going to notice much anyway.

Vivo has also included support for wireless charging and reverse wireless charging. You can technically charge at up to 50W speeds wirelessly, but only with Vivo’s official accessory, which is sold separately – though it will work fine at slower speeds on regular Qi chargers. The latest device coming out of the vivo and ZEISS Global Imaging Partnership, which has been in the works for nearly three years, brings forward a slew of improvements, to offer an outstanding photography and videography experience. This includes a newly developed triple main camera setup, which significantly increases light sensitivity, natural color processing and image stabilisation, for an intuitive camera experience, inviting both professionals and newbies alike to capture outstanding moments. Pixel count is a generous 50MP, and it has all the extras you’d hope for, including optical image stabilisation (OIS), dual-pixel phase detection autofocus (PDAF) and laser autofocus. There’s also a wide f/1.8 aperture for a delightfully shallow depth of field, Zeiss T* glass to cut down on distracting light reflections, and picture processing courtesy of a dedicated V2 imaging chip. i)The charging data is obtained from vivo laboratory tests. Test environment: ambient and smartphone temperature of 25℃±1℃. Test conditions: 1% of battery capacity, in fast charging mode, all phone services and features turned off except for voice calls, screen off, and an official standard charger and data cable used. Actual data may vary depending on the test environment, charging situation, original phone temperature, long-term battery wear, and other factors. X90 Pro is equipped with vivo standard charger, and supports up to 120W FlashCharge. The actual charging power is dynamically adjusted as the scene changes, and subject to actual use.

The Geekbench 5 single-core score of 1381 beats the competing OnePlus 11’s 1165, though a multi-core score of 4177 falls slightly behind OnePlus’ 4856. However, when it comes to graphics performance Vivo comes out on top with a score of 3679 to OnePlus’ 3532 in the 3DMark Wildlife Extreme benchmark. vivo announces the European launch of its latest imaging flagship, the vivo X90 Pro. The third-generation smartphone, coming out from the global imaging partnership between vivo and ZEISS, brings outstanding imaging capabilities, as well as a significant performance update thanks to its dual-flagship chipset configuration. On top of the specifications list, stands the largest imaging sensor to-date and the new and improved vivo V2 image processing chip, with which vivo aims to reinforce its imaging leadership in the smartphone category. It’s admittedly a small thing that most users will overlook within days of use, but I’d be lying if I said I wouldn’t prefer a nice flat display. The palm rejection tech of the curved display is top notch at least, which does make it an easier pill to swallow. Cameras

Shutter lag is the time difference between when the shutter is triggered and when the photo is actually taken. Actual available RAM/ROM is less due to the storage of the operating system and pre-installed apps.Octa-core (1x3.2 GHz Cortex-X3 & 2x2.8 GHz Cortex-A715 & 2x2.8 GHz Cortex-A710 & 3x2.0 GHz Cortex-A510)