We first heard about NFL+ in March this year. Earlier this month, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed that the streaming is in the works and would debut before the season begins. Today, NFL officially announced the launch of the service, labeling it to be the “next evolution” of the game’s consumer offering after Game Pass. NFL+ debuts with two subscription tiers. There’s the basic plan that costs $4.99 per month or $39....
When YouTube TV announced earlier this week that they are in a dispute with NBCUniversal about this contract, that expires on September 30, 2021, it also mentioned that you can sign up for Peacock to get live football and more. The way it was worded, it sounded like YouTube TV was saying that you can get all of the same content from these channels on Peacock. Which is not true. While yes, a lot of the content is available on Peacock, either the next day or in some cases a week earlier, not everything is there....
Listings for both White and Black variants of the phone appeared, and the phones were bundled with the Nothing Ear (1) earbuds. Now, these are bundled listings, but prices for each product are mentioned. Based on this info, the Nothing Phone (1) with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage will cost €469.99. The 12GB RAM model with 256GB of internal storage will set you back €549.99. Having said that, you may remember that a tipster shared some information about the Nothing Phone (1) earlier today....
According to the new report, the Galaxy A52s 5G is currently receiving the November security update in some Latin American countries. The update bumps the firmware version of the phone to A528BXXS1AUK7. Note that the build number may vary slightly in other regions. The Galaxy A52, meanwhile, is picking up the latest SMR in Latin America as well as some Asian and European countries. The update bears firmware version A525MUBU4AUJ3 in the former market, while that in Asia and Europe comes with firmware version A525FXXU4AUJ2....
Elon Musk tried to back down from the deal Elon Musk tried to back down from the deal Elon Musk has been butting heads with Twitter for a while over issues like the company’s revenue and the amount of bot accounts. However, this messy lawsuit is about something else. Reports point to Elon Musk shying away from the deal; on Friday, July 8th, Musk filed a document that would cancel the whole acquisition....
