#nex 3 charging

Vivo has just shown off the new NEX 3 in Shanghai, China in addition to their NEX series that has always been known to push the envelope when it comes to smartphone design. We’ve seen this with the original NEX and the NEX 2, so now let’s see what the NEX 3 has in store. The buttons have haptic vibration, which looks and feels cool, but let’s see how this performs in the long run.    There's nothing on the left, but at the bottom are its dual sim slot, microphones, type-c port, and downward-firing speaker.  The Vivo NEX 3 comes in a 4G and 5G versions -- this one we have is the 4G unit by the way. The NEX series has always been known to push the envelope when it comes to smartphone design -- we’ve seen this with the original NEX and the NEX 2, so now let’s see what the NEX 3 has in store. So Google announced the Nexus S, a handset created in collaboration with Samsung. The Google Nexus S is basically the Samsung Galaxy S which was modified a bit and added a couple features (like a built-in Flash). What's curious is why Google went to Samsung for this project after partnering with HTC on the first Nexus phone. Read more in our articles including "Vivo NEX 3 Hands-On, First Impressions" and "WATCH: Vivo NEX 3 Hands-On Philippines".