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Sony is known for its wireless audiophile headphones, but it also sells gaming headphones. The company's Inzone series headphones were first launched in 2022. It's been a while since then, but a successor is finally on its way.

The launch of next year's Samsung Galaxy S26 series is still some ways to go, but interesting rumours are already floating about. Samsung will still release three Galaxy S26 series devices next year. Some specs for the so-called Galaxy S26 Pro were confirmed.

Thought HTC would just stick to the ultra-niche VR headset market? Guess again, because HTC has decided to launch a direct competitor to the Ray-Beta Meta glasses. The company has launched the HTC VIVE Eagle in Taiwan for NTD 15600 (~RM2190).

The hardest part of planning holidays is searching for flights within your budget. Although there are platforms that help you find the best deals, Google seems to think AI can do it faster. As such, the company has rolled out a new search tool called Flight Deals.

WhatsApp has introduced a new Schedule Call feature that allows users to set up group calls ahead of time directly from the Calls tab.

Today, POCO Malaysia has officially launched the POCO M7, a feature-packed mid-range smartphone designed for young, tech-savvy users who want the perfect balance of entertainment, performance, and style. To read more about this phone, continue below to find out.

Steam has updated its Purchasing Issues FAQ to confirm that PayPal is now only available for transactions in six currencies: Euro (EUR), Canadian Dollar (CAD), British Pound (GBP), Japanese Yen (JPY), Australian Dollar (AUD), and United States Dollar (USD).

In China, Huawei released its latest MatePad Air (2025) as a featherweight productivity tablet. With a sleek aluminium build and AI-enhanced software, this new MatePad caters to creatives, students, and mobile professionals alike.

On 13 August 2025, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt began discussions on using artificial intelligence to support the process of issuing religious rulings, or fatwas.

Google Messages now includes a new privacy feature that automatically blurs nude images. Powered by the SafetyCore system, the feature began rolling out in beta earlier this year and is now available in the stable version as of 13 August 2025.