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Near the end of 2020, Xiaomi became the first brand to launch a flagship powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset. More are expected to be revealed in the weeks to come, especially when the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2021 happens, but we're already seeing a lot of rumours, with the latest one for a new Nubia flagship.

There has been more than a few leaks about the next TWS model by Samsung in recent weeks. The new earbuds were first found on via a US FCC certificate. Since then, we've seen a leak of the product's design and even some specs. Now, Samsung even officially confirmed its name.

Based on a statement by a Twitter user @yabhishekhd, it seems that the POCO F2 may have been spotted, which seems to hint that the smartphone will come equipped with an SD732G chipset. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea on what to do when it is officially available in the global market.

Based on a statement by @RODENT950 on Twitter, it seems that Huawei’s upcoming chipset will be called the Kirin 9010 chipset, and it will be manufactured using 3nm process. While not much is exactly known in regards to which exact smartphone will come equipped with the aforementioned chipset, our source did mention that it will most likely be available on the Huawei P50.

It seems that the Xiaomi Redmi 9T has been spotted, giving us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially unveiled in the global market. While the YouTube video showcasing the smartphone in question has been removed, a user by the name of @TechnoAnkit1 posted a bunch of pictures detailing how the smartphone looks like.

If there's one smartphone brand that I'd like to see more in Malaysia, it would be LG. The company has come up with some great ideas in 2020, but would probably never launch them here. One of them is the unique dual-screen LG Wing, which has just gotten a new update.

Following Apple's App Store purge, HUAWEI has also removed some games from their app store today. However, the Chinese tech giant is only removing the games that are developed by Tencent specifically rather than thousands of them.

Besides the Galaxy S21 series, Samsung is also expected to launch other tech accessories including the Galaxy Buds Pro and the smart trackers. Today, the latter has been discovered on NCC Certification alongside some real-life photos.

After launching the Xiaomi Mi 11 as the first smartphone to enter the market with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset, the Chinese tech giant is expected to present the Pro variant in February this year. Earlier, a rumour has suggested that the Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro will have an improved display and better fast charging. Today, a poster posted on Weibo has revealed that the Mi 11 Pro will have a different camera module compared to the vanilla Mi 11.

It seems that the Xiaomi Mi 11 was recently tested by DisplayMate, and the smartphone managed to achieve a grade of A+, which is the highest grade in the DisplayMate ranking system. To elaborate, the smartphone managed to earn either a Very Good or higher rating on the majority of the tests that were conducted.