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If you're an avid gamer, you probably know that E3 2020 was cancelled like many other large events this year. Although a digital event was planned, the idea was eventually scrapped. To make up for it, game developers and publishers have all begun to plan for their own digital events, with Ubisoft being the next to announce a digital event.

While Samsung is busy marketing their Galaxy S20 series around the world, there is also some news here and there about the Galaxy Note 20 series. According to the founder and CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC), he just tweeted some details about the Galaxy Note 20 series display.

From smartphones to tablets and laptop computers, we've certainly seen quite a variety of products from Huawei lately. In our write-up on the MateBook X Pro launch, you'll notice that the Huawei Sound X was mentioned as a freebie if you purchase the laptop. This is a new speaker that has just been unveiled by Huawei.

So here's some interesting news - ever since the pandemic outbreak started, there have been rumours about brands considering moving their production line from China to India. Amongst the companies, Apple is one of them and this isn't the first time we heard about it. According to The Economic Times, the India government actually met up with Apple executives on having an Apple iPhone factory.

Other than launching its new MateBook X Pro laptop, Huawei also announced that two more tablets will be coming soon. Along with the MatePad Pro that was launched last month, Huawei has made the new MatePad and MatePad T tablets available in Malaysia too. The two tablets will start selling on 16 May 2020 for RM1399 and RM559, respectively.

The battle against COVID-19 is far from over and goes the same for false information around the Internet. Some companies are putting on the effort against this, such as WhatsApp limiting forwarded messages or Facebook showcasing legit COVID-19 news. As for Twitter, they too have a plan which is to put on warning messages.

Realme posted a teaser video on its official Twitter page regarding a new smartphone series back in March. Today, realme finally unveiled the latest realme Narzo series, realme Narzo 10 and Narzo 10A in India which was delayed due the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

The thin and light segment of laptops is just about to get a few newcomers. Huawei first launched its new series of MateBook laptops back in February, one of which we've previously reviewed not long after the official reveal. Today, the company has announced that its flagship MateBook X Pro is also coming soon with new upgrades and will be available in Malaysia.

Earlier today, gizchina.com has mentioned that Huawei could be releasing the Huawei P40 Lite which is expected to come equipped with the HiSilicon Kirin 820 5G chipset. Due to the fact that it is a Lite variant, it will be priced much cheaper compared to the Huawei P40, P40 Pro, and Pro Plus at only 300USD (~RM1300).

Earlier, rumours have been saying that the Google Pixel 5 would house a mid-range chipset instead of a flagship one. We think that if Google is really going for that, they would at least use a powerful mid-range chipset. Today, Qualcomm has launched the Snapdragon 768G chipset and rumour has come saying that the chipset will probably be the one powering up the upcoming Google Pixel 5.