Chinese handset maker Vivo has launched a new smartphone -- V5 Plus -- in the Indian market, priced at Rs 27,980, as it looks to expand in the premium handset segment.
The flagship device features a 20MP dual front camera, which allows users to click selfies with 'bokeh' effect (allows users to choose focus area in a photograph taken by the front camera).
"Vivo has revolutionised the selfie experience with its first-ever 20MP front camera. The dual front camera in the device makes pictures and videos more immersive with a wider colour gamut. With V5 Plus, we are confident that Vivo's new offering will be a defining moment in the much in-vogue selfie phenomenon that is here to stay," Vivo India CEO Kent Cheng said.
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Bharti AXA Life launches Grief Support Program * Private sector Bharti AXA Life today launched 'Grief Support Program' for the families of its customers.
'Grief Support Program' offers the family of the deceased most critical services that will help the family overcome the loss and steady their lives, Bharti AXA Life said in a statement.
"The services include emotional counselling to manage the grief associated with the loss, financial planning for the lump sum they receive as part of the insurance benefit and will related advice for the family who may not be familiar with legal documents," it said.
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Virgin Atlantic extends code share with Flybe * Travellers in India can book flights with Virgin Atlantic to Scotland as the airline has a code share in place with European regional carrier Flybe.
Virgin Atlantic and Flybe have extended their code share agreement on flights to Scotland.
The new flights would be available for travel from March 26 and would allow customers to seamlessly connect between Virgin Atlantic and Flybe, a release said.
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