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OnePlus has been teasing bits and pieces of information about its upcoming handset as the company will soon be launching the OnePlus 6 officially. While it has yet to properly unveil the device, the company has revealed some details about the handset and offers some hints too one of which recently suggested that this might be the company’s first water-resistant device. Another hint that it has dropped recently suggests that the OnePlus 6 may have a ceramic back.

The official Twitter account for OnePlus India tweeted an image with the caption “Same expert craftsmanship, new materials.” The attached image reveals that the next handset is going to have a “Designed by OnePlus” inscription at the back.

The hint at new materials suggests that the handset could have a ceramic back even though this isn’t something that has been expressly revealed by OnePlus itself just yet. OnePlus also hasn’t revealed so far when it expects to formally launch the OnePlus 6.

What the company has revealed so far is that the handset is going to have a display notch much like the iPhone X and following criticism from the fanbase, the company has decided to allow users to hide the notch through a post-launch software update.

Same expert craftsmanship, new materials #OnePlus6 pic.twitter.com/kRzFAcYrzp

— OnePlus India (@OnePlus_IN) April 21, 2018

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Nokia bolstered its health division with the acquisition of Withings in 2016 but it appears that the company feels that the division is weighing it down. An internal memo was leaked recently which revealed that Nokia doesn’t see a path forward for its digital health business and reports now suggest that it’s looking to sell this division. Google is believed to be interested and a new report claims that Samsung wants to pick it up as well.

Le Monde reports that Samsung is one of the four companies that are interested in acquiring Nokia health. The others include Google and two French companies.

Nokia purchased Withings for $192 million but it seems like the company is going to have to book a loss on this deal. According to the report, the takeover hasn’t been a success and whoever ends up buying the division from Nokia is likely going to pay less than what Nokia did in 2016.

Samsung and Google will both be good homes for the division as they already have a portfolio of connected devices. The former is particularly involved in the digital health market as it sells a range of smartwatches and fitness-tracking activity bands.

No word as yet, though, from Nokia about a final deal.

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Microsoft has revealed the May 2018 lineup of free games available through the Xbox Live Games with Gold program. Xbox Live Gold subscribers are treated to four titles each month; two Xbox One games and two Xbox 360 games, with the latter pair being backward compatible with the Xbox One. There’s several great games in lineup, including the highly acclaimed … Continue reading

Many companies have launched their own online TV streaming services over the past couple of years and AT&T is one of them. It launched DirecTV Now back in 2016 but if it feels a bit too expensive for your taste, you will be interested in knowing that the company is now working on another online TV streaming service called AT&T Watch is going to be relatively cheaper as the subscription cost will be $15 per month.

The Wall Street Journal reports that AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson revealed the new service in his comments during the company’s antitrust court hearing concerning its acquisition of Time Warner. He didn’t really reveal a lot of details about this new service, though, so it’s not known how many channels will be offered for $15 per month and what add-ons subscribers might be able to purchase if they wanted to have access to more channels.

While Stephenson didn’t mention which platforms AT&T Watch is going to support, he did add that it won’t have any sports channels in the lineup, which rules out sports fans as possible subscribers.

The success of this service will really depend on the kinds of channels that subscribers will get for the price of $15 per month, unfortunately, AT&T hasn’t revealed any information about that just yet. It’s also yet to confirm precisely when this service is going to be launched.

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