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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....

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....

Lau gave out the information on Chinese social media platform Weibo (via GSMArena). LTPO or low-temperature polycrystalline oxide technology allows a display to offer variable refresh rates ranging from 1Hz to 120Hz while consuming significantly lesser power. Samsung is seemingly supplying these display panels to OnePlus. Pete Lau has previously confirmed the presence of Qualcomm’s latest silicon on the OnePlus 10 Pro Pete Lau has previously confirmed the presence of Qualcomm’s latest silicon on the OnePlus 10 Pro...

The update also brings stability improvements and other minor fixes. In terms of changes, XPan Mode offers an aspect ratio of 65:21. Users will also find dedicated wide capture modes with the ability to choose between 30mm and 45mm focal lengths. To bring a realistic feel to the camera experience, the image preview section shows frame lines similar to an XPan camera. Moreover, users can see a “special animation of developing negative film” when an image is captured....

OnePlus mentions that this is for “selected devices” and it’s only for devices that launch in 2023 and later. Meaning that zero of its currently available smartphones will get bumped to four generations of Android updates. That is rather unfortunate, but also not surprising. What this likely means is that its flagships will get the full four generations of updates, but some of the cheaper Nord devices won’t. It’s also interesting that OnePlus is mentioning “four major OS updates” and now four years or even saying “Android”....