Nothing Phone (4b) live images show all three colors, confirm key specs‎

Just a few hours ago, Nothing confirmed that its upcoming Phone (4b) will be powered by a Snapdragon chipset, without going so far as to reveal which one. Meanwhile, an X user seems to have gotten his hands on all three colors of the Nothing Phone (4b) and decided to show them off to the world in live image form. Here they are in all their glory: Nothing Phone (4b) live images The same source has also shared images showing the About Phone section, which confirms a bunch of things about the device. It is running Nothing OS 4.1 based on Android 16. Nothing Phone (4b)...

WhatsApp username reservations go live this week‎

WhatsApp is finally, after years of testing and anticipation, introducing usernames. You will be able to reserve yours starting "this week". The usernames themselves will only roll out "later this year" though, in a gradual manner. WhatsApp will notify you when they're available in your country. Obviously, with over three billion users, a lot of people will want the same username, so it's going to be a wild ride. WhatsApp says it's adding usernames because "a phone number is personal and it's tied to so many parts of your life", and "sometimes you just want to chat without handing over...

Comcast is spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky‎

Comcast is spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky into a new company. The split will leave Comcast with the cable, wireless, and business services, while the new company will handle the Universal theme parks, film and TV studios, NBC, Peacock, and Sky. This move practically undoes the 2011 acquisition of NBCUniversal by Comcast. So after 15 years of consolidation, it's now time for some de-consolidation. Interestingly, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts will remain "actively involved" in leading both companies after the split. Roberts, whose father Ralph founded the company in 1963, controls...

BT and Verizon agree to combine their international enterprise operations‎

Verizon and BT Group have announced plans to combine their international enterprise fixed-line operations into a new joint venture. The move is expected to close in 2027, subject to regulatory approval. BT and Verizon say the new company will be "designed for a cloud-first world in the age of AI", whatever that means. It will be a 50-50 joint venture, and will serve over 3,000 multinational organizations in more than 180 countries. Verizon will pay BT an equalization amount of $625 million to guarantee even voting rights. Combining BT and Verizon’s international enterprise...

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T-Mobile is retiring old plans and forcing people onto its newest ones‎

T-Mobile's doing some spring cleaning this summer. The company has decided to phase out some older plans and move the customers using them to its newest plans. The old plans that are affected are the oldest ones still in use by T-Mobile customers, and some of them are 15 years old. According to T-Mobile, this will involve price hikes, but the average hike is apparently only going to be $4 per line. Customers on the very old plans will be contacted directly by T-Mobile via email with two weeks' notice before the change takes place on their next billing cycle in mid-July. Here's the...