vivo

Spirited, on scores

Vivo is a Latin word meaning "alive" or "living," encountered in English mainly through borrowed phrases.

In vivo describes biological processes studied in living organisms rather than in test tubes (in vitro).

Viva voce means by word of mouth—a live oral examination.

The phrase con brio e vivo directs musicians to play with liveliness and spirit.

brand

smartphone

Handheld connected computer

midrange · slogan · logo · endorsement · sponsorship · marketing · consumer · recognition · positioning

camera

photography

Creating images from light

selfie · megapixel · zoom · lens · aperture · night mode · HDR · bokeh · ultrawide · macro

display

AMOLED

Organic LED screen type

fingerprint · bezel · notch · brightness · color · touch · curved · flat · panel · inches

features

fast charging

Accelerated battery replenishment

  • batteryPortable electricity storage
  • 5GCurrent mobile network standard
  • NFCClose-proximity communication protocol

Bluetooth · Wi-Fi · dual SIM · memory · storage · processor · RAM · Android · biometric · face unlock

Opposites
musical tempo/character

vivolargo

Very slow tempo

lento · grave · adagio · morendo · andante

STATE OF BEING (alive/dead)

vivomuerto

Spanish for deceased

dead · mort · lifeless · deceased · extinct

scientific/experimental context

vivoin vitro

In an artificial environment

in situ

Phrases
Family

survive, vivid, revive, revival, survival, survivor, revived, vivacious, reviving

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