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The new Sony PlayStation 5 will be unveiled real soon and it will be one of the first news you read tomorrow morning. Sony have been very secretive about the next-gen gaming console but it seems that there was a blooper. According to sources, an Amazon website from England accidentally listed the PS5 test link and exposed the price tag.

The rumour mill isn't always reliable, but there's always something interesting. For many smartphone users, fast-charging speed is one of those interesting things. A new rumour hints that OPPO's SuperVOOC 3.0 will be available next year and that it'll deliver 80W fast-charging.

Xiaomi manufactures a lot of different types of products, but they just recently went into the laptop lineup after so many years. We have already seen the Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 Enhanced Edition (2019) last year, so for this year, they will reveal another new Mi Notebook in India. Before that happens, they decided to give a sneak peek of the product.

Samsung is the first smartphone maker that releases a device with a foldable display but it has a few bumps on it. Now we will be expecting more from the Galaxy Fold 2 especially the improvements on its display. Today, we got a new detailed leak on its display before the launch.

This time around in TechNave NewsBytes 2020 #14 we have Samsung’s new QLED TVs including The Serif, The Sero and The Frame with Malaysia pricing. In addition, Huawei comes in with several new 5G and networking certifications, OPPO received 3 A’Design Awards and the Honor 9X achieved more than 10 million global shipments. 

Digi and MDEC are helping SMEs to be BCD-ready while good guy AMD have donated Supercomputing clusters to researchers combatting COVID-19 and AMD and Amazon Web Cervies have announced the general availability of AMD powered Compute-Optimized EC2 C5a instances. 5 new Malaysians join YouTube Malaysia’s Gold Creator Award Club while TIME maintains growth for Q1 2020. Akamai helps combat Credit Card skimming while Tune Protect also stays tough for Q1 2020.

Malaysia’s LEVEL UP SPACEBAR and PLAY-ONE are coming in June, Goodday Milk launched a webAR for Raya and the LEGO Technic Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 was launched for RM1599.90. LG signed off their vacuum cleaner patents to Miele while Mercedes Benz announced their new Mercedes-AMG Compact cars virtually. MERCY Malaysia selected Digi’s Omni Hotline for counselling support while ILLEGEAR announced their ONYX V and ROGUE laptops powered by the AMD RYZEN 4000 series. 

For this episode’s Special we have the hidden technologies behind the Hidden Hinge on the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, a tutorial on how to take great photos and greener smartphone chargers from Samsung. As usual for Specials, you can scroll all the way down to check it out but you can also read through from the top, your choice.

A few days ago, we've heard the news about the Redmi 9 will be featuring a MediaTek Helio G80 chipset and a 5,000mAh battery. It looks like we got one of them right as the device has been officially launched today. The new Redmi 9 will indeed come with Helio G80 chipset and has a slightly larger 5,020mAh battery than expected.

Xiaomi Malaysia has officially announced that the POCO F2 Pro is officially available in Malaysia starting from the price of RM2199, and it can be bought via Shopee and Lazada. The device is available in Cyber Grey, Electric Purple, Phantom White, as well as Neon Blue colour scheme

To revitalise the economic status of our country, our government has announced that the sales tax for locally-assembled vehicles and 50 percent reduction for fully-imported cars will be fully waived. With that being said, there is no doubt that the local brand Perodua would come into our mind. Today, the updated on-the-road prices of all the Perodua models have been revealed, and the deduction will be effective starting from 15 June to 31 December.

Earlier, it was rumoured that Samsung was considering using screens made by Chinese firm BOE on their new smartphones. The change comes as it's believed that BOE’s OLED panels are cheaper than Samsung’s in-house screens. However, it is reported that the panels supplied by BOE couldn't make it to become the screens of the next Galaxy S series as they have failed in quality tests.

Samsung Galaxy M51 has recently been spotted on Geekbench, and it seems to come equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 chipset. But that’s not all, it is also expected to come equipped with up to 8GB of RAM, 6.5-inch AMOLED display as well as Android 10.