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Vivo has been the talk of the town ever since it launched its X70 lineup with it’s very own custom V1 chipsets, the devices in these series (X70, X70 pro and X70 pro+) are true flagship experience devices. Despite how well these devices performed in the flagship tier Vivo still has not forgotten to serve its budget devices with a new entry, the Vivo Y20T.
This device houses a 6.51 IPS LCD display with a 8.4mm slim body to ensure you get that sleek “Vivo feel” while using the device, it also houses a side mounted fingerprint sensor for security. The operating system on this device is FunTouch OS 11.1 running on Android 11 for a bit of customisation.
The Vivo Y20T comes packed with 6GB worth of RAM and 64GB ROM internal storage capacity which can of course be increased with the help of a microSD card. The SoC on board here is the Snapdragon 662 chip from last year, which is a clean upgrade from its predecessor the Y20.
In terms of camera abilities, this device packs a triple rear camera setup with a 13MP main camera, a 2MP macro camera and a 2MP depth sensor. The selfie camera houses an 8MP shooter. Battery capacity on this device is very solid with it’s 5000mAh battery and 18W charging speed to get you ready to go in no time.
You can get the Vivo Y20T at $205 from any authorized online retailer or from local stores near you when it starts shipping.
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Tech analyst, Collins Eshiet, writes about technology. Follow me on Twitter @KittysTech.
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Recently Whatsapp has been adding new and improved features to it’s application both on Android and iOS, the feature to be added this time might be one that most uses have always wanted.
Currently, the only way to record and send a voicenote on WhatsApp is to either hold the microphone icon for the period you are speaking then release the icon when you are done speaking to send, or swipe up from the microphone icon to lock it while you speak and then hit the send button when your done speaking.
For either of the methods mentioned there is no room to accommodate possible distractions, if you encounter any form of distraction you just need to cancel the entire voicenote and start recording all over again.
WhatsApp is making plans towards bringing that to an end by adding a pause button to the voicenote feature. With this you can accommodate any distraction by pausing your recording and attending to whatever the distraction might be, then returning to your recording.
This feature will be a very important addition to WhatsApp and will be welcomed by so many users out there. The pause button might find its way to WhatsApp via a future update.
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Tech analyst, Collins Eshiet, writes about technology. Follow me on Twitter @KittysTech.
