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There were plenty of rumours about the Huawei Mate 50 before it is launches. Here we spotted the leaks mentioned that the company is going to launch the device and another foldable smartphone in Q1 2022.

There are plenty of people that don't like Apple's lightning connector. Enough for engineering student Ken Pillonel to spend months proving that you can mod a USB-C connector into an iPhone. Now, he's decided to cash in on that endeavour.

By now, some of you may have heard about IKEA's new collaboration with ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG). In conjunction with the launching this month, ROG will also kick off its 11.11 Gila Sales with exclusive deals of up to 53% on PC components and accessories.

So this just came in, Maybank Malaysia has just announced that its classic Maybank2u website will be discontinued. The decommissioning will begin in January 2022 but don't worry, the company said you can still log in with your existing username and password, as well as bank online with the current Maybank2u.

OnePlus might be preparing to drop another special edition for one of their products after presenting the OnePlus Watch Harry Potter Edition. This time, the brand is rumoured to be preparing for the Nord 2 Pac-Man Edition that comes with the classic game twist. However, not only that, but it could also get a different processor.

Due to the delay for the HUAWEI P50 series, the company's usual smartphone launching schedule gets messed up. The Mate 50 series that was supposed to debut this year will only arrive in 2022. Until now, we have received the latest information that the upcoming Mate 50 will use Qualcomm's next-gen flagship SoC, Snapdragon 898, but it will lack an important feature.

After Facebook changed its name to Meta to tell us how much the company cares about Metaverse, Microsoft soon jumped on the bandwagon by announcing Mesh as its own take on the technology concept. For the latter, it focuses on building an interactive platform for virtual experiences inside Microsoft Teams.

When it comes to foldable smartphones, the larger horizontal folding ones have seen the most relative success. There are a few brands that such a device, with Huawei being the same with its Mate X series. Furthermore, the next model is likely early next year.

While some companies like Samsung can manufacture their mobile chips, most rely on other manufacturers to do it. Of the bunch, TSMC is easily the biggest in the business. It even makes most of Apple's chips and is on schedule to develop the Apple A16 Bionic.

Over a year ago, Apple launched the Apple One plan with its many services. This includes Apple Fitness+, which has a self-explanatory name. Last week, it was confirmed that Apple One Premier is coming to Malaysia, along with Apple Fitness+.