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The Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup is lighting up the rumor mills nowadays, with all sorts

of interesting changes being highlighted for the brand's tenth anniversary flagship series.

The latest bit of information claims that the company is going to dramatically increase

the size of the Plus variant to 6.44-inch this time round.

To recap, Samsung might be launching 3 Galaxy S10 models next year.

One could be a flat-screened basic Galaxy S10 with a 5.8-inch display, the second could

be a curved 5.8-inch standard Galaxy S10 variant, and the third could be a curved 6.2-inch Galaxy

S10+.

The Bell's report goes slightly against this narrative.

According to its sources, Samsung has enlarged the Galaxy S10+' size to 6.44-inch only.

It's not clear why the firm decided to do so.

It's possible that Apple's upcoming 6.5-inch iPhone X Plus had something to do with this

decision.

Moreover, even Apple is set to release a budget iPhone X, a standard iPhone X, and a massive

iPhone X Plus.

If the new rumor is true, the Galaxy S10+ will have Samsung's biggest screen till

date.

Even the huge Galaxy Note 8 has a slightly smaller 6.3-inch display.

Samsung will probably try to make sure the Galaxy S10+ isn't too bulky by thinning

out its bezels.

This way, it can fit the larger screen without making it impossible for users to hold the

device in their hands.

The screen-to-body ratio may change too as a result of this.

The publication goes on to claim that the entry-level Galaxy S10 will have a 5-inch

non-curved screen, significantly smaller than the 5.8-inch size suggested by a previous

ETNews report.

The middle-of-the-road Galaxy S10 could stick to a 5.8-inch size or balloon up to 6-inch

in order to keep up with its larger counterpart.

Interestingly, it seems Samsung may be working on a 3D sensing camera, but use it for augmented

reality instead of Face ID like the iPhone X does.

This actually makes sense since the brand is apparently going to place an in-display

fingerprint scanner on the Galaxy S10+, so having 3D face unlock as well might be overkill.

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Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Banega deal boost, Romanian ace confusion, Nwakali to Porto - Duration: 4:43.

Arsenal transfer news LIVE updates: Follow below for the latestSaturday June 30 Wilshere slammed Jack Wilshere has been slammed by former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke over his move to Fenerbahce

 "I'm a little bit angry about this, a little bit upset," he told talkSPORT 2. "If Jack chooses to go to Turkish football, it's not the right decision for his career

 "The one thing he needs to sweep aside when he chooses his next destination is money – he needs to forget about it

He's got enough money and he will be well paid wherever he goes. "He has to choose carefully for the sake of his career, but if you go to Turkey you are choosing money

 "I believe he should be targeting a mid-ranking Premier League club that plays the kind of football that suits him – Wolves and Fulham spring to mind, two teams tailor-made for him

I think he would be fantastic at a club like Newcastle as well. "I'm not against him going aboard, but if you're going to do that, then choose a proper league! Choose Spain, Italy or France – the Turkish league is not strong

 "Ok, maybe Jack hasn't had the offers he expected from other clubs and maybe this is the best on the table, but I doubt it

 "This would be a backward step in his career. He won't get an England recall playing for Fenerbahce

Choosing money over your career at this point for Jack Wilshere is daft." Ndombele interest Arsenal are interested in signing Tanguy Ndombele from Amiens

 That is according to French newspaper La Progres. Midfielder Ndombele, 21, has spent the last season on loan at Lyon, where he greatly impressed

 The Ligue 1 club have an option to sign Ndombele for just £7.1m (€8m). And Le Progres claim Lyon may then immediately sell Ndombele to the highest bidder, with Arsenal among a long list of suitors including PSG, Juventus, Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester City and Roma

 Ozil hurt Mesut Ozil has opened up on his disappointment after Germany crashed out of the World Cup

 Ozil wrote on Instagram: "Having to leave the World Cup hurts so much. "We just were not good enough

I need some time to get over it." Banega boost Arsenal's hopes of signing Ever Banega have been boosted after Sevilla signed Roque Mesa from Swansea

 Mesa struggled in Premier League after arriving with a strong reputation. Banega has been heavily linked with a move to the Emirates, where he could link up with his former manager Unai Emery

 The midfielder was instrumental in Argentina's World Cup win over Nigeria. And Mesa's move to Sevilla may have opened the door for Arsenal to push through a deal for Banega, who is valued at around £17

5million.   Dragomir hope Vlad Dragomir's agent says a new deal with Arsenal could still be signed despite his contract ending today

 Dragomir was among several players on a released list Arsenal announced on Friday

 "It's true that the contract with Arsenal is over tomorrow," Dragomir's agent Catalin Sarmasan said

 "We are in negotiations with the club, I do not know what list they posted on the official site

 "It is premature to talk about offers from other teams." Nwakali loan Kelechi Nwakali is closing in a loan move to Porto

 Nwakali was pictured on his way to Portugal for what would be his third loan deal

 Nwakali joined Arsenal in 2016 but is yet to make a first-team appearance.

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Nevada hospital under investigation after patients claim abuse - 247 news - Duration: 5:28.

A Nevada hospital is being investigated over allegations of physical abuse of its psychiatric ward patients

 The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services said it is now looking into two complaints lodged against the North Vista Hospital in North Las Vegas, just months after a local newspaper revealed allegations of abuse experienced by several patients in the psychiatric ward

A spokesperson for the state agency told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that the investigations into the two complaints — received on May 22 and June 7 and involving 'the physical environment, care of patients and maintenance of records' — are currently in progress

  Review Journal Privacy Policy The state's Health Care Quality and Compliance agency is said to be conducing interviews and observations to determine whether there is any validity to the complaints

    The agency said it wouldn't release the details of the complaints until the investigations have been completed

  A hospital worker, who spoke anonymously, told the newspaper that the complaints being investigated were related to abuse of mentally-ill patients

 The worker alleged that North Vista mental health tech Darnell Bumpus, who is also an amateur MMA fighter, had beaten up patients

 Once, after Bumpus allegedly 'choked a patient out,' the worker said, they 'had to give him a code blue,' indicating the patient needed immediate medical attention

 Afterwards, the worker said that the hospital's employees 'got together' to ensure that their report about the incident 'said what they wanted it to say

'The Review-Journal had previously reported that Bumpus allegedly tackled patient Jacob Delgado, 23, who was having an anxiety attack, and put him in a headlock before sedating him

 Bumpus declined to comment, referring the newspaper to the hospital instead.In March, the hospital had defended Bumpus, stating that no complaints had been filed against him

   Share this article Share Another patient, David McCovy, who had been admitted to the hospital after having a panic attack, said that hospital psych ward employees had punched him and thrown him to the ground, leaving him with a black eye and scratches

  McCovy now faces misdemeanor charges of assault and trespassing, after police were called to the hospital

According to redacted court documents obtained by the Review-Journal, hospital employees accused him of being 'verbally and physically combative' during the incident

 Delgado, McCovy and two unnamed hospital staffers also told the Review-Journal that Bumpus and other mental health techs had made fun of patients

They also accused supervisors of covering for their staffers. The hospital had previously been come under fire from relatives of patients who claimed that their suicidal family members died because they were released from care too soon

 In 2015, Kenneth Robert Risher, 37, who had been admitted after claiming that he wanted to drive his car into a pole, was admitted to North Vista and released within hours

He succeeded in killing himself by driving into a pole shortly afterwards, according to reports at the time

 And, in February 2018, Rayshauna Roy, 33, died less than 24 hours after the hospital apparently allowed a consultant, with no professional medial training, to transfer her to an unlicensed group home three days after she was admitted to the hospital

Roy was bipolar and suicidal. the Review-Journal reported.       When reached for a comment Thursday, a hospital spokesperson told the Review-Journal that, 'North Vista Hospital considers patient safety a top priority

'    If the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services finds that the complaints lodged against the hospital are valid, the hospital could face sanctions including monetary fines, correction action plans or closure