This stems from Google and Roku’s dispute for carriage of YouTube TV, and now is affecting all YouTube products. The two had a December deadline for a renegotiation, but many sources have said that a deal has not been met. And because of that, new Roku devices will be unable to download YouTube and YouTube TV apps on those devices. Google said in a statement that “since we haven’t been able to continue our conversations in good faith, our partnership for all new Roku devices will unfortunately end on December 9....

The OPPO Find N2 series foldable are coming on December 14 The OPPO Find N2 series foldable are coming on December 14 Let’s take it one step at a time. As most of you know, OPPO’s INNO DAY represents the company’s annual event to present its new technologies. During this event, the company says that it will present “four smart initiatives of smart entertainment, smart productivity, smart health, and smart learning”....

The images come courtesy of regulatory filings, a process that manufacturers have to undergo before a device launch. It’s not uncommon for such filings to contain photos of the devices, which is how these images were accessed, as per SamMobile. It’s hard to tell if the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra will have a front camera notch based on the leak here unless you look closely enough. Multiple reports have said that this would be a core feature of the flagship tablet, while the standard Galaxy Tab S8 and the Tab S8+ would settle for conventional single front cameras....

But there’s more news on that ad-supported tier. It appears that not all of its licensed content will be part of this plan. This, was to be expected. We’ve reported recently how Netflix is working to amend some of its content licenses with different studios, so that they can be shown with ads. Since their contracts only allow them to stream these titles without any ads. However, all of the Netflix originals will be available with the ad-supported tier....

If all this sounds familiar to you, that’s because this is a concept recently popularized by the budding social media app BeReal. Perhaps BeReal does only this and nothing else. When users receive the notification, they only get to open the camera app and capture a photo or video using the phone’s front and back cameras. There aren’t any filters or effects to apply. You capture an authentic shot within two minutes of receiving the notification and share it with your friends....