Price Of Vivo Y21 And Vivo Y21e Has Been Cut By Rs 500

Price of Vivo Y21 and Vivo Y21e has been cut by Rs 500: Vivo Y21 and Vivo Y21e price cut, know the new price of the phone.

The price of two smartphones Vivo Y21 and Vivo Y21e has been cut by Vivo. According to the report, the price of Vivo Y21 and Vivo Y21e smartphones has been cut by Rs 500.

In such a situation, the 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage variant of the Vivo Y21 smartphone will come for Rs 13,490 instead of Rs 13,990.

Whereas the model with 4 GB RAM and 128 GB storage variant will come for Rs 13,000 instead of Rs 13,490. The same Vivo Y21e smartphone’s 3 GB RAM and 64 GB storage variant comes for Rs 12,990.

This can be bought after a discount of Rs 12,490. The phone can be purchased from the e-commerce platform Flipkart.

If you buy both these smartphones before May 10, then you will get a discount of Rs 1000.

Vivo Y21 and Vivo Y21e Price Slash: Vivo Y21 Specifications.

Vivo Y21 smartphone has a 6.51-inch HD + display, which comes in Waterdrop Notch style. An 8-megapixel lens has been given on the front of the Vivo Y21 smartphone.

A 13-megapixel main camera will be given on the rear of the phone. While a 2-megapixel depth sensor has been given. Helio P35 chipset support has been given to the phone.

The phone will come with 4 GB RAM and 128 GB of inbuilt storage support. 5,000mAh battery support has been provided in the phone, which has been given 18W fast charging support.

The phone will work on Android 11-based FunTouch OS 11.1. A side-mounted fingerprint sensor support has been provided in the phone for security.

Money will have to be paid to run Twitter, Elon Musk announced, know who will be charged?

Elon Musk announced on Tuesday that there will be a charge to run Twitter. However, not everyone will have to pay for Twitter.

Elon Musk has made it clear that common people will be able to run Twitter for free as before. Whereas commercial and government Twitter handles will have to pay.

However, how much will be charged monthly or annually for government and commercial Twitter handles?

No information has been given about this. Also, officially no information has been given by Twitter about Paid Twitter.