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Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd (Digi) has finally kick-started its first Digi Incub8 ideation workshop in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah last weekend. Incub8 was first introduced by Digi during the end of May, the programme is designed to reinforce, develop and support Malaysia's startup system, and focuses on nurturing ideas and young startup businesses in the East Malaysia region, providing an accessible platform for entrepreneurs.

A video appeared online that shows someone comparing the current Apple iPhone 6s with the upcoming Apple iPhone 7. Right of the bat we can see differences between the two models

If you ever wished that your Apple iPad Pro came with a rad (i.e. cool) keyboard, well this may just perk your interest. Razer, the company that is in the forefront for gaming, has introduced their own take of a case/keyboard combo for the iPad Pro, the Razer Mechanical Keyboard Case for Apple iPad Pro.

We are about three weeks away from the official launch of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 7 launch, and the first wave of accessory news have appeared online. We are seeing cases, covers and even the QWERTY case outed for the upcoming flagship device.

Dual rear cameras seem to be the in-thing now, as Motorola Moto X (2016) was spotted in GFXBench again revealing not one, but two camera sensors at the back. To add on to that, the list said the two camera sensor will feature a huge 21MP + 16MP combo and can record a 4K video at will. You can check out the tech-specs list below:

Seems like Halloween came a little early, just at the end of June we reported a new smartphone with a funny looking dual rear camera design cover and it was rumoured that it belongs to LeEco from China, following the footsteps of Huawei. The model image has resurfaced again in Weibo, this time by user @KJuma which he claimed that it was leaked by an internal staff.

By now, most Mi fans know that Xiaomi will have a press conference on 27 July this month, but a mystery remains on what product they are planning to showcase. We have read a lot of rumours surrounding that, including the much speculated Xiaomi Mi Note 2, a Redmi Note 4 and an unannounced most-expensive Xiaomi device yet. Well, whatever it is, Xiaomi Director of New Media, Mr. Lu has decided to ease our curiosity a little bit.

Hot on the heels of the shock resistant RM237 LEAGOO M5 is the water resistant Kyocera Hydro Shore. Featuring IP57 certified water resistance the smartphone comes in at just $80 (RM318) and can be under 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes. Designed to work when it is wet, other tech specs are a mixed bag with a Snapdragon 210 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of storage, a 5-inch display and a 5MP rear camera and 2MP front camera. No Malaysia release dates yet, but we could perhaps see this from third-party sellers soon.

While Malaysians and many other markets in the world wait for Niantic Labs to make Pokemon Go available officially, a number of Pokemon Go fakes have apparently appeared on the Play Store. According to the online security folks from ESET, one of them was "Pokemon Go Ultimate" which renames itself as "PI Network" after installation and runs in the background while clicking porn ads online. One step away from being Malware, "Pokemon Go Ultimate" could only be removed using Android Device Manager or pulling out the battery.

Today, Leagoo uploaded a durability test video of the Leagoo M5 on  their official Youtube Channel to prove the M5 is the world toughest shock-proof smartphone ever.