Devices

Mobile World Live brings you our top three picks of the week with AT&T inking an open RAN deal with Ericsson, Nokia CEO’s defending its Mobile Network unit and Apple warning India it could miss production targets.

Challenger manufacturer OnePlus revealed details of its next flagship device, which goes on sale in China next week before a wider release scheduled for early 2024.

Apple reportedly warned it would fail to hit production targets in India if the country pushes ahead with plans to follow the European Union by introducing universal charging ports

Emerging wearables category smart rings were forecast by analyst house IDC for a boost in coming quarters, with newer players in the area expected to up pressure on major health tracking brands.

A European Commission proposal to impose fresh cybersecurity regulations on connected devices sold in the economic bloc advanced, with the outline rules being granted a provisional green light by politicians.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared this week the US would take ten to 20 years to achieve chip independence: ironically, many pundits following the semiconductor industry have made similar predictions about China’s push for self-sufficiency.

HTC extended its VR/XR line-up with the Vive Ultimate Tracker, a motion-tracking device designed to support diverse use cases.