There has been impressive tech showcased at CES 2025, and one to highlight is MOVA's V50 Ultra robot vacuum. Here's why it ...

Tech giant Vivo is reportedly gearing up to launch its new V50 smartphone in February 2025. Although the company has yet to confirm the release date, leaked information about the device's pricing ...

Vivo has officially revealed details of its upcoming V50 smartphone, which will succeed last year’s V40. The company has unveiled the phone's design and colour options on its website ...

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The Vivo V50 is expected to launch soon in India and will be the next mid-range smartphone from Vivo, featuring Zeiss-powered optics to bring a flagship-level camera experience to the mid-range ...

The phone is a Vivo V50 Pro and while the company hasn’t talked anything about the Pro version as of now, details about the phone has surfaced online. Vivo has not announced the official launch ...

The V50 also claims to be India’s slimmest smartphone in the 6,000 mAh battery category, the company claims. According to Vivo, the Titanium Gray V50 is 0.739 cm thick, while the Rose Red ...

Vivo is gearing up to launch its latest V50 smartphone in February 2025, and fresh leaks have revealed crucial details about its pricing and specifications. Although the company has yet to ...

California-based robotics company Figure AI has unveiled a plan to manufacture 100,000 humanoid robots over the next four years, utilising AI technology and partnerships with BMW, OpenAI ...

Italian automation provider EPF found that AI shifted the company’s entire approach to developing robots. “We changed our development strategy from designing entire solutions from scratch to ...

According to a SmartPrix report, the Chinese brand is gearing up to launch the Vivo V50 in the Indian market in the third week of February 2025. This is in line with one of our earlier reports.