OnePlus debuts first smartwatch

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The aptly named OnePlus Watch is now an actual product you can buy. The 46mm smartwatch features two buttons on one side and comes with a watch strap you can swap with standard-sized third-party straps.

It has a stainless steel body with a 1.39-inch OLED panel and offers 5ATM + IP68 water- and dust-resistance. It comes in two colours: Moonlight Silver and Midnight Black. Specs-wise, you get 1GB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage, and integrated speakers. When it comes to connectivity, there is Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS, but no cellular option.

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What you need to know about the OnePlus 9 series

Updated on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 at 9:45PM by Nicole Batac

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OnePlus has officially unveiled the new OnePlus 9 series, which will arrive in North America on April 2. Pre-orders are kicking off on March 26 through OnePlus.com. There are models you can choose from: the OnePlus 9 and the OnePlus 9 Pro. We have pricing and all the essential details you'll need to know under the cut.

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Keanu Reeves' 'BRZRKR' comic will get two Netflix adaptations

Earlier this year, actor Keanu Reeves released his first comic book called BRZRKR. It's a story of an immortal warrior known as Berzerker who is looking for ways to die. The comic is now being turned into two adaptations on Netflix, including a live-action film and an anime sequel series. Reeves will star and produce the former while voicing his character for the latter.

The Hollywood actor co-wrote BRZRKR with Eisner Award-nominee Matt Kindt. The art was done by Ron Garney, who has worked on comics like Captain America and Wolverine, with colouring handled by Bill Crabtree. The comic book series was able to raise over US$1.4 million through Kickstarter before its launch. And its first issue sold over 615,000 copies, which is considered one of the most popular comic book debuts in recent history.

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Clubhouse's Android launch might be 'a couple of months' away

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It might take a month or two before the social audio app Clubhouse makes its way to Android. During a weekly Townhall event on Sunday, the company's co-founder Paul Davison said Clubhouse is working "really hard" to bring the app to Android, but it might take a "couple of months" to make that happen. This is the closest we're getting to a time frame for the app's release on Android, as previous statements from the company were vague.

Davison explained that Clubhouse's approach to scaling to a larger market, much like the Android ecosystem, requires a slower place. He noted how the discovery experience inside the app can be negatively impacted by its growth. He said that users today are finding more foreign language groups in their feeds while having a hard time looking for friends or the "best content."

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