Two years after the the Nord 2, and one year after the Nord 2T comes the Nord 3. It’s launching next month, and images shared by OnePlus president and COO Kinder Liu suggest we’re looking at a triple-camera phone with dual flashes that’ll be sold in green and black.
Nothing has teased a new “Glyph Composer” for its upcoming Phone 2 (and existing Phone 1) that lets you create custom ringtones and flashing light patterns based on synth-y sounds from Swedish House Mafia. As someone who once spent hours creating a custom ringtone for my Nokia 3310 based on the theme tune to Metal Gear Solid 2, I’m intrigued.
WhatsApp Business, the Meta app that lets small businesses market themselves and interact with customers, has quadrupled its number of users since 2020, the company says.
Soon, businesses will be able to publish ads directly to Facebook or Instagram from the app, no Facebook account required. Meta also says it’s also testing letting businesses automatically send personalized messages to multiple customers for a fee.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 is the company’s latest entry into its lower-end 4 series. It’s built using a 4nm process (the last was 6nm) which theoretically means better battery life, and its CPU is 10 percent faster. There’s support for 5G and 120Hz 1080p displays. Redmi and Vivo will be among the first to use the chip on devices coming in the second half of the year.
Mark Gurman has detailed Apple’s roadmap up until the first half of 2024.
There’s the iPhone 15 lineup and three new Apple Watch models coming this fall. Later there’s three sizes of MacBook Pro with various M3 chips, new MacBook Airs, and new 24-inch iMacs. New iPad Airs and Pros are also on the way, the latter with OLED screens.
After artist Julian Faylona noticed a strong similarity between an image in a new Destiny 2 cutscene and their own art, Bungie says it’ll “compensate and credit them for their work.”
“We discovered that an external vendor that helped to create this cutscene mistakenly used this art as a reference, assuming it was official Bungie artwork,” Bungie said in a statement to PCGamer.
