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India Today
6 hours ago
- India Today
Vivo confirms X200 FE is a small phone with big battery, camera specs out before launch
Vivo looks set to kick off the summer with a splash of colour as its new X200 FE prepares to hit international shelves. Following the recent reveal of the Vivo X200, its Fan Edition sibling is now just days away from launching worldwide. Pre-orders have already gone live on Vivo's Malaysian site, and a new teaser from the company's Taiwanese arm confirms the phone will debut globally on June the Vivo X200 FE just around the corner, excitement is ramping up as the company shares new teasers about its camera credentials, battery life and clever software. Following last week's design reveal by Vivo's Taiwan division — and a brief specs preview from its Malaysian team — Vivo Malaysia has now set up a dedicated promotional page. And it's packed with tasty details. Ahead of the launch, the company has revealed more details, including the design of the upcoming Vivo X200 FE. Let's take a look at it. Vivo X200 FE: Everything we know about itDesign: Vivo is touting the X200 FE as a bright, youthful device, as it is arriving in four different finishes — black, blue, pink and yellow. The rear panel houses a distinctive pill-shaped camera module, which incorporates two lenses in one unit alongside a third camera perched above an elegant ring-style LED flash. The front, meanwhile, features a centred hole-punch cutout in a near-bezel-less design, putting the focus squarely on its big, immersive screen. The new X200 FE shares much of its aesthetic DNA with Vivo's S30 Pro Mini, which hints that the company may have reworked this design for its new mid-premium offering. The right-hand spine features neatly stacked volume and power buttons, in keeping with Vivo's clean and minimalist style. advertisement Camera: The Vivo X200 FE is equipped with a versatile four-camera setup, one up front for selfies and three around the back. The rear array features a 50-megapixel main sensor, a 50-megapixel telephoto lens and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide. On top of that, ZEISS Style Bokeh and Multifocal Portrait tools will let you shoot across five popular focal lengths — 23mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm and 100mm — making it a promising option for portrait lovers. There are also new AI-powered photography tricks on offer, including AI Image Studio and AI Image Expander for creative touch-ups. Meanwhile, a clever 'Stage Mode' is designed to freeze dynamic performances, promising crisp shots and vivid vocals even in noisy environments. Battery: Battery life looks equally impressive. Vivo says the X200 FE packs a huge 6,500mAh BlueVolt cell that can last up to 25.4 hours of YouTube streaming or nearly 10 hours of gaming on a full charge. Support for 90W fast-charging means a quick top-up of just 10 minutes will give you three hours of video playback — perfect for when you're on the and AI features: Slim at 7.9mm and weighing 186g, the X200 FE will also run Funtouch OS 15 based on Android 15. It'll come loaded with handy AI features like AI Office tools, AI Screen Translation, Circle to Search, Smart Call Assistant and AI Captions to boost productivity straight out of the all this, Vivo looks set to impress when the X200 FE makes its global debut on June 23, and enthusiasts will no doubt be watching closely.
Perth Now
12 hours ago
- Automotive
- Perth Now
2025 Audi A1, Q2 and Q3 get limited edition S line treatment
Audi Australia has launched limited edition versions of the A1 hatchback and Q2 and Q3 crossover SUVs, which the automaker says offer as much as $7000 of value for a lower cost. Named as 'Edition' models – although Audi hasn't disclosed how many of each will be available for customers – the three limited-run models are in Australian showrooms now. While not touted as end of financial year (EOFY) specials, a release from the automaker said, 'With EOFY fast approaching, the timing is perfect for customers to take advantage of the significant added value these upgrades represent for only modest increases in price over the models on which they are based.' Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The Audi A1 35 TFSI S line Edition is priced at $41,800 before on-road costs – a $2600 premium over the standard S line but, according to Audi, boasting $7000 worth of additional equipment. Supplied Credit: CarExpert The additional gear includes a black-themed exterior with black 17-inch 'polygon' alloy wheels, black grille surround and front badging – while there's an S line exterior front and rear bumpers, side sills and a more aggressive roof-mounted rear spoiler. It features adaptive LED headlights and LED tail lights, while the rear hatch badges have been removed. All examples get a Mythos Black roof and mirror caps, but there are no changes inside, where 'Derby' fabric upholstery is standard. Leather upholstery is an additional $1500 option, while a $1000 Comfort package adds heated front seats, dual-zone climate control, and colour-adjustable ambient lighting. MORE: Everything Audi Q1 The Audi Q2 35 TFSI S line Edition is priced at $50,990 before on-road costs, which Audi says includes $7000 of value for an additional $1500. Supplied Credit: CarExpert The Edition also sees an S line exterior offered on a Q2 SUV for the first time and brings 19-inch 'Y-spoke' alloy wheels with a gloss black finish, along with S line front and rear bumpers, side skirts and rear spoiler. Among the five colour choices, Daytona Grey has been made available – another first for the Q2 in Australia. The grille surround, Audi rings, mirror caps and window trim are finished in black, as is the Q2's C-pillar 'blade', while there's an S line badge now on the front guards. A $2150 Comfort package available on the S line edition brings heated front seats, heated and power-folding exterior mirrors, rear privacy glass, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, semi-autonomous parking assist, and a 180W Audi Sound System. MORE: Everything Audi Q2 The Q3 35 TFSI S line Edition is $58,500 before on-road costs, with a Q3 Sportback 35 TFSI S line Edition $62,000 before on-road costs. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Both prices are $1000 more than the standard versions but add a claimed $5000 worth of value for the SUV and $3500 for the Sportback. The S line package is already standard on the Sportback, but the Edition sees it fitted to a Q3 SUV for the first time – adding unique bumpers, side sills and a rear spoiler. The SUV rides on 19-inch Y-spoke alloy wheels – the Sportback gets 20-inch 'V-Design' alloys – with both getting black treatment for the grille surrounds, front Audi badge, mirror caps and window surrounds. The rear badging has been deleted. Inside, there are S line door sills with aluminium inlays and illuminated S line logos. All prices exclude on-road costs. MORE: Everything Audi Q3
Business Times
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Business Times
Hot watches
[SINGAPORE] The Watches & Wonders fair may be over, but it doesn't mean the watch world has gone quiet since. On the contrary, aficionados still have plenty to lay their eyes and hands on, including these three recent models that have kept the market abuzz with excitement. Blancpain: Fifty Fathoms The new Fifty Fathoms comes in 38 mm for the first time, and is designed specifically for women. PHOTO: BLANCPAIN At first glance, you might think this new lady's model is yet another collaboration with Swatch, which had previously teamed up with Blancpain to produce quirky versions of its legendary Fifty Fathoms watches. But look closer and only Blancpain's name is visible on the watch's pink dial made of mother-of-pearl. Its matching pink bezel is not encased in plastic synonymous with most Swatch watches, but high-tech titanium. Blancpain may have celebrated Fifty Fathoms' 70th anniversary two years ago, but this latest model marks two new milestones for the iconic diving watch. Female divers had been the inspiration for the Fifty Fathoms, but the watches that were subsequently produced – at 42 mm and 45 mm – were more suitable for male divers. But finally, the new Fifty Fathoms comes in 38 mm for the first time, and is designed specifically for women. But it's not just a smaller version of the original. The proportions have been redesigned for a balanced, harmonious profile. And the watch is well-equipped for diving, with water resistance up to 300 metres. It is powered by an up-to-date automatic movement fitted with a silicon balance spring and has four days of power reserve. A NEWSLETTER FOR YOU Friday, 2 pm Lifestyle Our picks of the latest dining, travel and leisure options to treat yourself. Sign Up Sign Up Apart from the pink version, which is worn with a white fabric strap, the new Fifty Fathoms for women is also available in black with a smoky black dial encased in polished 18-carat red gold. It is matched with a black rubber strap. Price: CHF 15,500 (S$24,335) to 18,200 for the pink edition; CHF 26,100 to 29,000 for the black edition MeisterSinger: 24H Enamel Edition MeisterSinger's 2H Enamel Single-Hand encourages a more relaxed approach to time. PHOTO: MEISTERSINGER Big names may have an edge over others in business, but it isn't necessarily a bad thing for smaller brands. Take the case of stalwart Breguet, which recently revived the old one-hand pocket watch, and produced a wristwatch version that became an instant hit. Suddenly, the market is now rife with such single-hand timepieces. Of course, many are just jumping on the bandwagon, but not MeisterSinger. The German mechanical watchmaker has been making single-hand models – and only such watches – since 2001. They show the time without any of the rushed minute and second hands of conventional watches, advocating a relaxed approach to time in a fast-moving world. 'The finely designed tip of the single hand literally points to the current moment in time,' MeisterSinger says in an introduction to the brand. 'Every glance at a MeisterSinger watch reminds the wearer of that one essential thing: The present moment itself.' The 24H Enamel, in a limited edition of 25 pieces, is MeisterSinger's latest offering that features a hand-crafted enamel dial and an unusual 24-hour display, which allows the blue needle-shaped hand to circle the dial just once, not twice, a day. Running on a Swiss self-winding movement with 38 hours' power reserve, the 40 mm watch can also be used as a compass in the day. Price: 5,490 euros (S$8,125) Greubel Forsey: GMT Balancier Convexe The new overhauled GMT Balancier Convexe by Greubel Forsey. PHOTO: GREUBEL FORSEY While still resembling the original GMT Balancier Convexe launched in 2001, Greubel Forsey's latest GMT model has been completely overhauled. The new GMT Balancier Convexe flaunts a redesigned case, an integrated power reserve and enhanced ergonomics. Like the original, it is sculpted in titanium but in a smaller 42.9 mm size – down from 43.5 mm – which is more comfortable on the wrist. More notable is the addition of a power indicator which keeps track of the watch's 72-hour power reserve. The watch is a limited edition of 22 pieces. Price: S$621,300 (rubber strap); S$686,700 (titanium bracelet)
Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Meta Gaming Accelerator launched to power up India's next-gen game devs and studios
India's gaming scene is growing rapidly fueled by mobile-first users, a booming creator economy, and emerging tech like AI. At the Meta Marketing Summit: Gaming Edition, Meta announced a new initiative aimed at pushing this momentum further: the Meta Gaming Accelerator . Launched in collaboration with Bitkraft Ventures, Kalaari Capital, Lumikai Fund, and Elevation Capital, the accelerator will support 20–30 small to mid-sized Indian game developers and studios in its first phase. The focus is on providing hands-on guidance in areas like monetization, user acquisition, AI-driven game design, and expanding to global markets. Participants will dive into ad monetization strategies, learn to integrate Meta's tools like Llama for personalization and storytelling, and receive mentorship from VC partners and industry experts. The program culminates in a Demo Day, where developers showcase how they've used Meta's ecosystem to tackle real-world growth challenges potentially unlocking visibility and funding opportunities. This move reflects Meta's broader investment in India's digital economy and gaming as a space where culture and business intersect.
Business Journals
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Journals
Yeppa & Co. to open Y Bar at West Midtown's Star Metals District
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