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About a week ago, there was a rumour mentioning that Samsung would launch new ISOCELL camera sensors this year. While there's no real news on the rumoured 200MP sensor yet, Samsung did announce a new camera sensor yesterday - ISOCELL HM3.

After a whole of releasing a barrage of realme phones in 2020 (every month), realme Malaysia is back once again and they plan to release the realme X7 Pro 5G on 26 January 2021. It will be on livestream via realme Facebook page which the local price is to be announced.

Do you find that you always need to dig for extra storage space on your phone? If that's the case, Android may be working on a feature that will help you save some storage space. Sources first found mentions of the feature last week, and now there are some extra details.

As we wait for the Xiaomi Mi Watch tomorrow, Xiaomi Malaysia has just announced the official price tag. It will be available for purchase at RM469 on official Xiaomi stores on Lazada and Shopee, and at every Authorised Mi Stores and other official retailers in Malaysia. 

The Redmi K40 is expected to launching soon and based on a statement by Redmi's General Manager - Lu Weibing on Weibo, the device will come with durable battery life.

Printing our boarding passes and other travel documents will be a thing of the past soon for Malaysians. According to the Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd’s (MAHB) Group CEO, Datuk Mohd Shukrie Mohd Salleh, he said the facial recognition technology will be rolling out soon at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) during the first half of 2021. It is part of the Single Token Journey Initiative.

As you may know, Xiaomi fancies itself as the "make everything" company. Besides smartphones, it sells a variety of other electronics such as electric shavers (lol) and smart speakers. Yesterday, the company announced that a new smart home camera will be launching soon.

Huawei smartwatches are pretty common but have you heard of a Nova smartwatch? Normally, the Nova brand is known as a mid-range series for Huawei and with the new trademark registration, this could mean that an affordable smartwatch is coming for the youth.

OPPO launched the OPPO Watch in two sizes, the OPPO Watch 46mm and also the OPPO Watch 41mm last year in Malaysia. Today, the OPPO Band that was announced more than six months ago in China finally appeared in EEC certification with some of its tech specs as well.

After HUAWEI, it looks like Xiaomi has also stumbled upon something that doesn't look nice with the U.S. Last week, it was reported that Xiaomi has been added to the country's government’s blacklist, which means that U.S. investors will not be allowed to purchase shares from the Chinese company. However, unlike HUAWEI, Xiaomi will still able to import and use technologies from the U.S. without a need for a license. Following the news, Xiaomi has issued a statement on the matter as follows: