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The OnePlus 9 series may still be a few weeks from launching, but plenty of details have begun to appear. Previously, it was rumoured that the OnePlus 9 will come with a 48MP at the back and a 16MP camera at the front. Now we have a leak hinting on new features for the camera app.

Today, realme Malaysia has officially announced the realme X7 Pro 5G for the Malaysian market. From their livestream, the price is RM1999 and the first online sale is coming on 2 February 2021 at 12AM only on Shopee. There will be a special RM50 discount on the launching day for the early birds as well.

Remember the Motorola 'Nio' that was rumoured last year? At the time, it was believed that the device would arrive with a Snapdragon 865 chipset. We now know that this is the Edge S that's launching in China soon, but it's said that the device could also be launching globally.

Today, Vice President of Twitter Keith Coleman has announced a new feature for the social platform called Birdwatch. As the title suggests, it's a new way for the Twitter community to report and prevent misinformation news spread around online. Here's how it works on Twitter.

Last year, we've seen Instagram continuously roll out features that designed for businesses and creators. For example, there's the Shop tab that was added in November 2020. Earlier today, the company also revealed its new Professional Dashboard too.

Just yesterday, it was announced by the health ministry that there will be a new update for MySejahtera app at the end of January. The new update features a new registration for Malaysians eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

The OnePlus 9 series is expected to launch in March which includes the OnePlus 9 Lite, OnePlus 9, and the OnePlus 9 Pro. According to the leaker - Max Jambor, the OnePlus 9 series might not sport a periscope lens. The leaker also mentioned in a tweet about the OnePlus 9's camera will be "worth the shot".

ASUS had lots to show at CES this year, including the sleek convertible ROG Flow 13 gaming laptop. But not everything was unveiled at the event, as the Taiwanese company unexpectedly launched a new gaming laptop in China.

A few hours ago, a group of hackers known as Anonymous Malaysia have released a video online with a new message for the Malaysian government. It's not the first time that they have done this but apparently, they are going after them again with a "wake up call".

In recent years, smartphone manufacturers are not just focusing purely on the smartphone markets but also ventures into other markets such as laptops, TVs, and AIOTs such as Xiaomi, HUAWEI and HONOR. Today, a leakster posted on Twitter stating that the fast growing smartphone company realme, is expecting to launch its very own realme laptop soon.