OnePlus updates coming and FitBit buying Pebble? | #PNWeekly 229

This week we're looking at some of the issues facing the OnePlus 3 and 3T. We'll chat about FitBit buying Pebble, and return to that nearly dried up well of Windows Phone rumors. Can Microsoft (and HP) mount a come back in mobile phones? All these stories, plus we'll tackle your tech questions, so make sure you're charged and ready for the Pocketnow Weekly!
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Special Segment: OnePlus, updates and fixes
OnePlus 3T touch latency is a hot topic, but is it being blown out of proportion (partly by us)? If it is an issue, OnePlus claims they'll fix it after they release Nougat updates. That Nougat update is currently an open BETA for folks who want to give it a spin. Will these fixes and updates arrive in a timely fashion? Previous issues like RAM management and display accuracy point to fast fixes.
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