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Nothing has more products in its plans, following the Phone (1) launch Nothing has more products in its plans, following the Phone (1) launch This information comes from Yogesh Brar, and it hasn’t been confirmed by the company. The tipster claims that there is a “survey doing rounds” for the Ear (2) earphones, and a Bluetooth speaker. Such a survey hasn’t been published via official channels, so perhaps Nothing is doing it low key....

Which in addition to 4K streaming also offers 8-hour session lengths, access to the RTX 3080 servers, and RTX ON. Earlier this year LG also announced GeForce NOW would be available through its TVs with the app available to download from the WebOS app store. But 4K streaming won’t be available there either. In addition to GeForce NOW, Samsung TVs also support Stadia In addition to GeForce NOW, Samsung TVs also support Stadia...

— OnePlus India (@OnePlus_IN) February 10, 2022 OnePlus confirms the Nord CE 2 5G launch date, and shows the device’s design OnePlus confirms the Nord CE 2 5G launch date, and shows the device’s design This video basically confirmed that the leaked design was spot on. This phone will feature thin bezels, and a display camera hole in the top-left corner. Its display will be flat. The phone itself will likely be made out of metal and glass....

Early reports said that the deal was valued at $39 billion, adding that PayPal could finance the acquisition via stocks. As per one of the sources cited by Reuters (via) PayPal is offering close to $70 per share. PayPal buying Pinterest may not make a great deal of sense to everyone. However, this signals the payments giant’s keen interest to establish itself in the social media business. PayPal wants to negotiate a deal prior to its quarterly earnings call on November 8 PayPal wants to negotiate a deal prior to its quarterly earnings call on November 8...

The new Play Gradient lightstrips will be bundled in sizes for displays ranging from 24 to 27-inches for $169, or 32 to 34 inches for $189. There is also a bundle that would support a trio of 27-inch monitors for $279.99. Of course, it can also connect with other Philips Hue products and it will go on sale starting September 13. It’ll work with Razer’s Synapse and Corsair’s iCue lighting software It’ll work with Razer’s Synapse and Corsair’s iCue lighting software...