Vivo Y35 5g

Vivo has launched its new software update, the Funtouch OS 14, based on the recently launched Android 14. The company has also confirmed a list of smartphones scheduled to receive the update over the coming few months - including both Vivo and iQoo handsets.

Vivo Y36 was launched in Indonesia on Thursday. The phone succeeds the Vivo Y35 model and is currently available for pre-orders on the Vivo Indonesia online store. Powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 4G SoC, the phone launched in a single configuration of 8GB + 256GB.

Vivo Y35 5G is yet another budget 5G smartphone from the company. It has been launched in China with a starting price of CNY 1,199 (roughly Rs. 14,200). The device features a segment-popular MediaTek Dimensity 700 and comes with a beefy battery.

Vivo Y35 5G has reportedly been spotted on China's TENAA website. A device with the model number V2230A is said to be the upcoming Y-series smartphone and the listing has revealed key specifications of the device. Vivo has, however, not confirmed any specifications or timeline for the launch of the purported smartphone.

Vivo has announced the launch of FunTouch OS 13 through a tweet that listed the rollout schedule for the eligible Vivo and iQoo models. The eligibility list includes over 50 devices from both the Vivo and iQOO brands. The Vivo X80 Pro, is the first device to recieve the update on October 24 2022. Remaining devices from Vivo and iQoo portfolios to r...

Vivo Y35 4G was launched in select markets earlier this month. Now, an Indian retailer has taken to Twitter to share an alleged marketing poster of the Vivo Y35 4G. It suggests that the phone could launched in the subcontinent soon. It also suggests that the phone could feature a 50-megapixel primary rear camera and offer 44W FlashCharge support.

Multiple Vivo handsets with the model number V2202, V2158, V2205, and V2206 have been listed on the US FCC database. The model numbers are said to belong to Vivo Y25, V25 Pro, Y35, and Y22s, respectively. The listing suggests that both the V-series could support 5G connectivity, while the two Y-series might only support 4G.

Vivo has launched its new software update, the Funtouch OS 14, based on the recently launched Android 14. The company has also confirmed a list of smartphones scheduled to receive the update over the coming few months - including both Vivo and iQoo handsets.

Vivo Y36 was launched in Indonesia on Thursday. The phone succeeds the Vivo Y35 model and is currently available for pre-orders on the Vivo Indonesia online store. Powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 4G SoC, the phone launched in a single configuration of 8GB + 256GB.

Vivo Y35 5G is yet another budget 5G smartphone from the company. It has been launched in China with a starting price of CNY 1,199 (roughly Rs. 14,200). The device features a segment-popular MediaTek Dimensity 700 and comes with a beefy battery.

Vivo Y35 5G has reportedly been spotted on China's TENAA website. A device with the model number V2230A is said to be the upcoming Y-series smartphone and the listing has revealed key specifications of the device. Vivo has, however, not confirmed any specifications or timeline for the launch of the purported smartphone.

Vivo has announced the launch of FunTouch OS 13 through a tweet that listed the rollout schedule for the eligible Vivo and iQoo models. The eligibility list includes over 50 devices from both the Vivo and iQOO brands. The Vivo X80 Pro, is the first device to recieve the update on October 24 2022. Remaining devices from Vivo and iQoo portfolios to r...

Vivo Y35 4G was launched in select markets earlier this month. Now, an Indian retailer has taken to Twitter to share an alleged marketing poster of the Vivo Y35 4G. It suggests that the phone could launched in the subcontinent soon. It also suggests that the phone could feature a 50-megapixel primary rear camera and offer 44W FlashCharge support.

Multiple Vivo handsets with the model number V2202, V2158, V2205, and V2206 have been listed on the US FCC database. The model numbers are said to belong to Vivo Y25, V25 Pro, Y35, and Y22s, respectively. The listing suggests that both the V-series could support 5G connectivity, while the two Y-series might only support 4G.