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In a bold theft that’s rattling the tech world, a truck carrying 12,000 units of Samsung’s latest foldables—Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7—was stolen near London’s Heathrow Airport. The stolen shipment is estimated to be worth US$10.6 million (~RM49.7 million), making it one of the largest consumer electronics heists in recent UK history.

Based on the latest leaks, Apple iPhone 17 Air may feature a 2900mAh battery and an incredibly slim 5.5mm chassis—making it potentially the thinnest iPhone to date. 

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge may launch with a larger 4400mAh battery, marking a notable upgrade over the Galaxy S25 Edge’s 3900mAh cell. If true, this change would address past concerns over battery life in Samsung’s ultra-slim flagship model.

In a troubling development for Malaysia’s digital infrastructure, a hacker operating under the alias “Bigbrother” has allegedly breached over a dozen government websites, offering access and stolen data for sale on a dark web forum.

Google Meet has expanded its noise cancellation feature, making it available by default to a wider range of users, including those on supported Android smartphones.

Spotify is set to increase the monthly price of its Premium individual subscription from €10.99 to €11.99 (approximately RM60) starting in September 2025.

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently held a rare all-hands meeting at the Steve Jobs Theatre on 1 August 2025, where he called on employees to embrace artificial intelligence as a strategic priority.

Honor has officially launched or released the Honor Play 70 Plus in China for the midrange. Offering a large 7000mAh battery at a starting price of 1399 Chinese Yuan (~RM825), it will be available for purchase in China starting on 8 August 2025.

As mentioned previously, Vivo has officially launched its newest budget 5G smartphone, the Vivo Y400 5G, in India on 4 August 2025. Prices start from 21999 Indian Rupees (~RM1064) for the 8GB RAM and 128GB storage variant.

Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan, Finance Minister II of Malaysia recently confirmed that the Ministry of Finance will use the data from the PADU database in determining RON95 petrol subsidies. Read on for all the details.