Ever the fan of trickle releasing details of its devices in the run up to launch, Nothing has announced a couple of new specs for its forthcoming Phone 2.
First, it’ll be supported with three years of Android updates and four years of security updates. Second, its screen will be 0.15 inches bigger than the Phone 1’s 6.55-inch display, making it 6.7 inches in size.
Honor’s foldable is the Samsung Z Fold’s first real competitor outside of China. It’s a more affordable alternative, but its rough edges are grating.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman already wrote up a detailed prediction in April for what’s coming at Apple’s WWDC. And in a new tweet today he’s reiterating his predictions.
He’s expecting it to be a big year for hardware, with Apple’s new mixed-reality headset debuting alongside “several” new Macs, and annual updates to Apple’s range of operating systems.
What a difference a year makes. Here’s HMD’s original pitch for the Nokia 2660 Flip:
Enhanced, confidence-boosting accessibility features mean it is loved by everyone, especially those over 55. Its big display, hearing aid compatibility, stellar battery life, and big buttons provide a seamless experience for those who need it the most.
According to its PlayStation Store listing, the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection will include not just the first three Metal Gear Solid games, but also the original 2D Metal Gear titles.
Originally released in 1987 and 1990 for the MSX2, Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake were also ported to the PS2 as part of the Subsistence version of Metal Gear Solid 3.
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CEO Carl Pei has confirmed to Forbes that Nothing’s second phone will launch in July, a year after the Phone 1.
Here’s three things we know about the Phone 2: it’ll be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1, will have a bigger 4,700mAh battery this time around, and will be sold in the US in addition to Europe.
