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Qualcomm's latest move is into powering detachable laptops such as the Lenovo Miix 630. There appeared to be some progress. Qualcomm's board stated that it's happy communications-chipmaker Broadcom has bent a little on its antitrust concerns. But while it's still not impressed with either the money or the details, the buyout remains on the table. In a copy of the letter sent to Broadcom's president and CEO that Qualcomm posted on Friday, it states "our board found the meeting to be constructive in that the Broadcom representatives expressed a willingness to agree to certain potential antitrust-related divestitures beyond those contained in your publicly filed merger agreement."It went on to say that Broadcom's "final" $82 per share offer was still way too low, and that the current proposal has too many problems with potential antitrust issues that could scuttle the deal, and on terms that might leave Qualcomm in a bind: "Broadcom insists on controlling all material decisions regarding our valuable licensing business during the extended period between signing and a potential closing, which would be problematic and not permitted under antitrust laws."Broadcom, which makes chips for everything from cable modems to set-top boxes and digital video recorders, first launched an unsolicited bid for Qualcomm, the world's largest maker of chips and processors for phones, in November. At $105 billion, or $70 a share, the acquisition would have been the biggest in tech history, surpassing AOL buying Time Warner in 2001.

A combination of the two companies would create a chip giant supplying components to a wide array of electronic gadgets found in your home or pocket, A orange sunset iphone case deal would also mark a surprising turnaround from nearly a decade ago, when the companies were bitter courtroom rivals, Broadcom did not immediately reply to a request for comment, Qualcomm says it's still not impressed with the offer laid out by Broadcom, Is Qualcomm warming up to Broadcom?, Probably not, with Qualcomm once against rejecting Broadcom's offer to acquire the mobile chip giant, This came after a meeting to discuss last week's rejected buyout offer from Broadcom..

This Nokia 7 Plus render falls in line with earlier rumors about the phone's specs and performance, but it also suggests that the phone will come with Android One. Google's Android One phones run a simple version of stock Android and stay up-to-date with the latest OS upgrades. This could help the Nokia 7 Plus feel fresh and new even years after buying it. The Nokia 7 Plus is possibly an update to last year's midrange Nokia 7, which featured the Nokia 8's "bothie" camera software and decent specs. While the Nokia 7 was only released in China, we're hoping the Nokia 7 Plus comes to other markets as well.

The Nokia 1, on the other hand, seems a lot more like a super-cheap low-end phone, The Nokia phone lineup already includes the $100 Nokia 2, so we're interested to see what niche the Nokia 1 fills, Perhaps it costs even less, HMD Global, the parent company behind the Nokia phone brand, unveiled the first few Android-powered Nokia phones at Mobile World Congress 2017, Then throughout the year we saw several more Nokia phones releases, ranging from the budget Nokia 2 to the more premium Nokia 8, Now that Mobile World Congress 2018 is just a few days away, rumor has it that we'll be seeing even more Nokia phones released, While HMD has admitted that it has something "awesome" in store for MWC, we're not entirely sure what that involves, It is worth noting that the renders of the Nokia 1 orange sunset iphone case and Nokia 7 Plus include the dates Feb, 25 and Feb, 26, which coincide with the start of MWC, Coincidence? We'll see..

HMD Global declined to comment on this story. The Nokia 7 Plus and Nokia 1 were possibly spoiled in new renders. The Nokia phone lineup might get a bit longer. Renders have recently surfaced of what is rumored to be the Nokia 7 Plus and Nokia 1. While the two phones are still unconfirmed, they may become a reality soon if these renders are accurate. The images were tweeted by mobile tipster Evan Blass, who has a track record of posting pictures and details of phones before they are officially announced. From the looks of it, the Nokia 7 Plus may come with dual rear cameras, a fingerprint scanner on the back and a long and skinny 18:9 display aspect ratio (like the LG G6 and Galaxy S8).