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Google has officially announced that Chrome version 139, launching on 19 August 2025, will no longer support macOS 11 Big Sur. Although the browser will still function on this version, it will no longer receive updates, new features, or security patches.

Apple is expected to launch its next-generation iPad Pro powered by the new M5 chip, with pricing likely to start around RM4350 (approximately USD 999).

Back in early June, the ROG Xbox Ally X series was unveiled, but no price was announced yet. But according to a recent leak, the upcoming PC handheld gaming device could launch for $799.99 (~RM3.4K). For context, that's $100 more than the launch price of the original ROG Ally.

Sony has officially transitioned the production of its Xperia smartphones to third-party manufacturers. The upcoming Xperia 1 VII is expected to be the first flagship model built under this new arrangement, signaling a major shift in Sony’s mobile strategy.

Facebook is rolling out new anti-spam measures in 2025 that could directly impact how creators earn. These updates aim to improve user experience by reducing unoriginal content and boosting visibility for creators who share authentic, original posts.

A recent study from UCLA reveals that artificial intelligence is not just changing how we work but also how we speak and write. According to the research, humans are increasingly mimicking the linguistic style of AI chatbots like ChatGPT, even without realising it.

It looks like iQOO is gearing up for the release of a new smartphone soon, the iQOO 15. This is after reliable tipster Digital Chat Station spilt some beans on the upcoming device on Weibo, so read on to learn more.

vivo is expected to launch two new smartphones in China soon, the vivo Y50 5G and vivo Y50m 5G. This is after both devices were spotted on the China Telecom database with almost identical specs.

Samsung may be rethinking its smartphone strategy, with reports suggesting that the company could discontinue the "Plus" model in its flagship Galaxy S series lineup starting next year. The move would mirror Apple’s rumoured plans to phase out the iPhone Plus variant in 2025, signalling a shift in how both tech giants are adapting to consumer buying patterns.

Combining Chrome OS with Android? Well, according to sources, Google is planning a major revamp to create a unified platform tailored for tablets, laptops, and other large‑screen devices. This initiative is part of a multi‑year project aimed at boosting Android’s competitiveness while streamlining internal engineering efforts.