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• Xiaomi Redmi 3 Launched; Device To Sport 5-Inch Display, 4,100 mAh Battery and More

  Xiaomi recently announced its newest flagshi smartphone sorting 5-inch display, 4,100 mAh battery and more.

• OnePlus 2 Mini Approved By TENAA; Specs, Price and Release Date Roundup

  The OnePlus 2 Mini was recently certified by the TENAA. The specs price and release date of the hansdset were detailed.

• Xiaomi Mi 5 Renders Surface Revealing Four Variety of Colors

  The Xiaomi Mi 5 renders have surfaced, unveiling four variety of colors. There is a leaked video of the Xiaomi Mi 5 that has surfaced in the internet revealing that the upcoming device of the Chinese smartphone manufacturer will have four variety of colors.

• Moto X 2016 Leaks Reveal Fingerprint Scanner, Heat Pipe For Snapdragon 820

  Motorola is expected to release another handset known as the Moto X 2016. Some leaked images reveal a fingerprint scanner and heat pipe for its Snapdragon 820 chipset.

• OnePlus 3 Release Expected August 2016

  OnePlus is expected to release another flagship handset called the OnePlus August next year. It was August this year when the Chinese tech giant OnePlus unveiled its OnePlus 2.

• Ex-Qualcomm executive pleads guilty to insider trading

  A former director of sales for U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.O) pleaded guilty in San Diego on Thursday to insider trading, officials said.

• South Korea antitrust body investigating Qualcomm: source

  South Korea's Fair Trade Commission is investigating Qualcomm Inc, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday, adding to antitrust woes for the U.S. chipmaker following a record fine it agreed to pay in China.

• Qualcomm nears $1 billion deal resolving China antitrust dispute - source

  Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.O) is likely to pay China a record fine of around $1 billion, ending a 14-month government investigation into anti-competitive practices, after the U.S. chipmaker and the regulator made significant progress during talks last week.

• China's antitrust regulator says Qualcomm case to be settled soon

  The Chinese government said on Friday that it will soon settle its antitrust investigation of U.S. mobile chipmaker Qualcomm Inc.

• After gaffe, Microsoft board to look at gender pay gap, male culture

  A well-known picture in tech circles, taken in 1978, shows the first 11 employees at Microsoft. Two are women. One of them left two years later after a pay dispute.

• ARM CEO defends chip technology connected to Nvidia legal fight

  ARM Holdings Chief Executive Officer Simon Segars on Monday defended the British chip designer's smartphone graphics technology connected to a patent suit by Nvidia Corp against Samsung Electronics and Qualcomm.