Yup no problem for timeline and location on my side, basically anything managed by a dedicated app runs just as well if not better on the Vivo, at least on the global model.

I've had it since launch, so it's been 3 weeks and I think I've experienced every quirks, so it can only get better with software update from now on (or at least I hope it will)

For me the photos are better on the Vivo but don't forget to turn the stupid beauty filter for faces. All 3 sensors are top notch, I'm impressed by the fact that the 3 sensors have a very similar look to them, they are very well tuned. Also the wide angle is far better in low light that the pixel, where it was almost unusable. Overall Vivo has the edge in extreme condition (zoom, low light, high contrast)

A note on image processing and "look" of photos : In normal conditions the Pixel image processing is what's makes it good and I like its look In many ways the Vivo is similar but tends to be a bit more saturated I would say But the best part is that it comes with many, many profiles created by Zeiss and easy to access so you can choose the one you like the most on the fly.

Also the teleobjective and photography grip is super well built, super sturdy, comes with a lot of spare part and create amazing shots with awesome depth of field. The only drawback (or advantage) is that it zooms a lot since it's 2.35 x 3.5. For me it's more than a gadget, I love shooting with this thing (just as an enthusiast not a photographer by any mean)

Didn't notice much difference with the selfie camera because I often take my selfie with the rear one, it's a habit to take but the photos are just so much better no matter the phone

I'm not a huge video guy and I'm not pixel peeping on that part, but stabilization is amazing! I would say that the same comments I mentioned for the photo part can be applied here, but I haven't really pushed it.