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Remember the Windows 10-powered HP Elite x3 smartphone that was unveiled back in February during this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC)? Well, the device was spotted at the ongoing Computex 2016, and looks like it has gained a fingerprint scanner.
This shouldn't come as a surprise as HP had noted during the phone's unveiling that there's a rear fingerprint sensor, just that the units shown off at the MWC didn't have it.
As for the Elite x3's availability, HP has already said that it will be available this summer, although we're yet to hear an exact date or month. The device, however, seems to be on track as the company has now released as many as three video teasers for it. Take a look:

Microsoft is working on adding native call and SMS blocking capability to the Windows 10 Mobile platform. This was revealed by a leaked set of screenshots that show an app named ID & Filter offering the aforementioned functionality.
"ID & Filter provides info about numbers known to send spam, and shows caller ID info about businesses who contact you," says the app description. ID & Filter also allows you to block calls from a specific category of business, such as advertising, real estate, couriers, finance, and taxi.
There's currently no information on when the app will be released to Windows 10 Mobile users. It's likely that those part of the Redmond, Washington-based company's Insider program will get to test it first.
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It has definitely been a while since HP's last appearance on the mobile scene and even longer since the company dipped its foot in Windows Mobile territory. However, 2016 might actually mark a return to said market, as suggested by a mysterious Windows 10 handset, that has been popping up in various rumors since the end of last year.
Originally dubbed the HP "Falcon" a new leak, courtesy of reputable source Evan Blass, claims that the device will actually come out as the HP Elite x3. This is a slightly perplexing title choice, as a quick search reveals that the HP Elite x2, pictured below, is actually a 2-in-1 device released back in 2012 - quite a different cup of tea.
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