Huawei to open three UK stores by 2021 Huawei has said it is opening its first dedicated retail stores in the UK starting in October with a space in London’s Olympic Park, Stratford. This will be followed by a store in Manchester by February 2021 and a Huawei Experience Store in London also in 2021, with a location to be confirmed. There are already Huawei stores in Madrid, Barcelona and Paris as well as Shanghai....
Microsoft’s much-teased Surface Duo has a lot to live up to For a product that’s yet to be released, the Surface Duo has been getting plenty of attention in recent weeks. While this is common for a product that’s expected to be available soon, the publicity surrounding Microsoft’s upcoming dual-screen smartphone stands out in two key ways. Firstly, this is a device that the company has already been officially announced. Microsoft unveiled the Surface Duo back in October 2019, although relatively few details of the final product were disclosed....
OnePlus Buds leak in black, white, and blue colour options The anticipated OnePlus Buds true wireless earbuds set to launch alongside theOnePlus Nordon Tuesday have leaked in full thanks to an APK teardown from9to5Google. The publication found the images in an APK from the latest OnePlus 8 software update. It found a gallery stuffed with images of the buds in black, white, and blue colour options. Also found were apparent screenshots of how the Buds set up will look....
OnePlus Nord will drop OnePlus apps for Google Messages, Duo and Phone TheOnePlus Nordisn’t launched officially until tomorrow but that hasn’t stopped the company from indulging its favourite way to launch a phone and reveal pretty much everything about it before the launch event. OnePlus has confirmed via an Instagram video post that the Nord will come pre-installed with Google Messages, Duo and Phone apps, meaning that OnePlus will not be preloading its own Messages and phone dialler apps onto the device....
Samsung Health app is dropping weight, calorie, and caffeine tracking Samsung has announced that it is dropping the weight management, calorie, and caffeine tracking features from its popular Samsung Health app (viaSammobile). It means you’ll no longer be able to use the latest version of the app to track your weight or food and caffeine intake. These have been three variables users of the app have been able to manually track alongside other fitness metrics for some time....
