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Vivo V20 review: Camera-centric smartphone with good design, battery life

Priced at Rs 24,990, the Vivo V20 seems to be an interesting proposition, at least on paper. How does it performs in real life? Let's find out:

Smartphones worth Rs 1.5 crore sold every minute during festive sales

Smartphones once again led the most sought-after shopping category with capturing 47% of total festive sales in the seven day period (October 15-21), driven by new launches and affordable models

In spite of anti-China rhetoric, Chinese smartphones dominate Indian market

Top Chinese smartphone brands gained market share during the most critical phase - the April-June quarter of this year

BS READS: What happens if the axe falls on Chinese smartphone brands

Chinese mobile brands are deeply entrenched in the Indian market. A move to bar them may send a bold diplomatic message. But its cost for the local industry is anybody's guess

Dream11 wins title sponsorship for Indian Premier League 2020 for Rs 222 cr

The Board of Control for Cricket in India was gunning for home-grown entities as the title sponsor of the 2020 edition of the IPL

Dream11 to be IPL title sponsor for 2020; BCCI rejects 2021 and 2022 bids

Dream11 pipped educational technology companies BYJUs and Unacademy to win the rights for a period of four months and 13 days with a bid of Rs 222 crore, replacing Chinese mobile phone company VIVO

IPL title rights: BCCI likely to ask Dream11 to revisit bids for 2021, 2022

The company replaced Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Vivo, which had to pull out for this season because the Sino-India border stand-off

IPL 2020 title sponsorship: Tata, Jio, Patanjali among firms in the fray

Unacademy, Patanjali also among Indian contenders; Byju's and Dream11 too enter bids

IPL 2020: BCCI invites bids for title sponsorship rights by Friday

The rights would be available for the August 18-December 31, 2020 period, and the bids would be opened by August 18, it said

IPL 2020: Vivo pullout may not hit revenues of Star Disney much

The broadcaster has ruled out any cut in the premium it charges for IPL advertising

IPL 2020: Vivo's surprise exit opens door for sponsors at a discount

BCCI officials clarified on Tuesday that the cricketing body was looking for a one-year replacement only for Vivo and that the latter could make its way back next year in a fresh deal

India-China dispute: Vivo retires hurt from IPL; BCCI looks for replacement

Cricket board to scout for one-year sponsor; handset brand could be back next year

Vivo likely to quit as IPL 2020 title sponsors amid India-China tensions

Chinese sponsorship became a bone of contention after the BCCI declared it would review the deals following the violent clashes between the armies of both the countries in eastern Ladakh

IPL 2020: No change in status of Vivo sponsorship, don't panic, says BCCI

Sources in the know of developments in the BCCI said that the status remains unchanged and panicking isn't the way forward even if someone is feeling a financial crunch

Chinese brands look to encash on tournament as IPL retains all sponsors

Media planners say Vivo, Oppo and others will go all out on digital and TV, as IPL is only high-impact sports event from India this year. It also falls in festive season, which is key for phone brands

Governing Council meet: IPL 2020 final on Nov 10, Chinese sponsors intact

IPL governing council has decided to retain all its sponsors, including Chinese mobile company VIVO

IPL Council members await govt's green light on venue, Chinese sponsorship

Government's clearance is top-most in the 10-point agenda of the Brijesh Patel-led governing council

As Chinese brands suffer, Samsung powers up smartphone biz in India

Gains 10% share as disruption hits Chinese smartphone majors

How BBK Group is leveraging OnePlus, Vivo, Oppo to capture Indian market

BBK today is collectively the world's third largest manufacturer, even bigger than Huawei in terms of volume

Chinese handset makers lost market share in Q2 amid border clash, Covid-19

While the leading brands continued to gain share, fringe players had to bear the brunt of supply chain constraints and growing anti-China sentiments to some extent