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While casuals have moved on from flying drones, but some people eagerly wait for new releases. DJI has already teased an event on 15 April 2021, but an enthusiast couldn't wait and decided to show off what it is - the Mavic Air 2s.

If you have been eyeing the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Z Flip, here's some good news - Samsung Malaysia just announced that these two foldable phones' price tags have dropped. From now onwards, they cost RM6999 and RM3999 respectively.

Looking for an entry-level device that can game? Then maybe vivo's latest offering could be what you want. The company has launched a new variant for the Y20 series - the vivo Y20s (G) - in the Philippines and it comes with a gaming chipset.

If you are familiar with realme, you would know by now that they are quite aggressive in marketing. Apart from releasing new phones every month, the company is also on a mission to implement 5G technology on several upcoming smartphones. To support this, they are investing and setting up new Research and Development centres for 5G.

Many Malaysians use WhatsApp as their primary messaging app. So what if you wake up one day to find WhatsApp no longer working for you? In a new report, security researchers have confirmed that this is possible.

As reported in March 2021, Samsung confirmed that we won't be seeing any new Galaxy Note series this year. But it doesn't mean that the company have killed off the lineup. The Galaxy Note series is the second flagship to watch annually and it may be replaced by the rumoured Galaxy S21 FE in August.

Last month, we spotted a new rumoured Samsung tablet on FCC and assumed it to be the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite. Today, the device has appeared on China’s TEENA certification with some in-depth details on it sepcifications.

Not only partnering with Olympus, it looks like future Samsung smartphones will also come with a different stabilization technology for photography. It is said that the company is planning to make use of sensor-shift image stabilization instead of optical image stabilization (OIS) when it comes to dealing with shaky footages.

Unlike Xiaomi, it looks like HUAWEI will not be making its own smart vehicles. Instead, the company has announced that it will be partnering with three automobile companies to launch three sub-brands for smart cars. With that said, the Chinese tech giant will not be focusing on building cars but helping others build good cars by using its advanced technology. 

It is important to remind ourselves that the fight against COVID-19 is still not over yet despite the arrival of vaccines in our country. To combat the virus, someone is trying to utilize smartphones by equipping them with sensors that can detect the COVID-19 particles.