The feature is a collaboration between Samsung and CommonHealth. A company which helps people digitize their health data in case they ever need more readily accessible versions of it. More and more places and venues are requiring people to verify that they’ve been vaccinated prior to being allowed entry. So Samsung is making that process as easy as possible for users. The new feature does have a couple of caveats though....
The tagline for this event is “Evolve Beyond Speed”, which is rather interesting, and has us wondering what OnePlus could be talking about here. What other features could we expect with the OnePlus 10T 5G? What we know so far What we know so far There has been plenty of leaks for the OnePlus 10T 5G already, just as you’d expect. And it looks fairly similar to the OnePlus 10 Pro 5G that launched earlier this year....
The image shared by OnePlus, which you can see above, shows a square-shaped watch with rounded edges and corners. We can see a button on the right which may also double up as a navigation crown. The lugs connecting the strap are pretty hefty while the bezels are relatively thick too. The strap itself appears to be a simple black silicone band. The watch’s body may have a shiny grey finish....
The report comes from Nikkei (via), which cites two people familiar with OPPO’s plans to launch custom flagship SoCs. This chipset will reportedly arrive by 2023 or 2024, although it is dependent “on the speed of development.” The Chinese OEM reportedly wants to leverage TSMC’s 3nm manufacturing process for this new chipset. OPPO currently uses chipsets produced by MediaTek and Qualcomm, a practice that’s followed by practically every Chinese smartphone manufacturer....
The exact purpose of the new variant isn’t immediately clear. There is some speculation that it will be a secondary version of the app that’s already available in some regions. Or, conversely, that it will signal the rollout to further regions. That’s while potentially replacing the current version of the app. The latter seems more likely since the ‘new’ app shares the same name. The app is slated to arrive generally sometime this month....
