On the number of vertices of positively curved planar graphs

For a connected simple graph embedded into a 2-sphere, we show that the number of vertices of the graph is less than or equal to 380 if the degree of each vertex is at least three, the combinatorial vertex curvature is positive everywhere, and the graph is different from prisms and antiprisms. This gives a new upper bound for the constant brought up by DeVos and Mohar in their paper from 2007. We also show that if a graph is embedded into a projective plane instead of a 2-sphere but satisfies the other properties listed above, then the number of vertices is at most 190.