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Rumours regarding Apple going back to adopt the glass body is back again, this time reporting from Nikkei, from a source at Catcher Technology CEO Allen Horng stating at least one iPhone model is going to have it. And according to Horng, the reason why Apple is doing it is so that the iPhone can be differentiated from the rest of the aluminum-bodied smartphones in the current market next year.

Technave has covered many of the leaked info of the upcoming ASUS Zenfone 3 here, and the latest leak sees the (almost complete specs of the three variants bared out to the world, thanks to AnTuTu.

We have talked about the upcoming Android-powered Blackberry, code named Hamburg and Rome here at TechNave before, and now we can share the specifications of the Hamburg models as it was seen on GFXBench recently.

In conjunction with the arrival of the upcoming Huawei P9 to Malaysia on 28 May, we decided to do a comparison between the Huawei P9 and Huawei Honor V8. It may not look like there's much to compare, but there is; despite both having the same dual lens camera and similar specifications, and both are from the same company. So why separate the two that has almost the same thing and what's the difference? Read below to find out.

After three years of selling its flagship handsets under the Moto X brand, Lenovo's Motorola is planning on changing course with this year's models. The company is rumoured to be ditching the Moto X brand name and switching to Moto Z.

In the last few hours ago, Samsung has been sending invites about a new Samsung Galaxy C series and it's reported to be unveiled on 26 May in China. This new line-up series could possibly be called Galaxy C7 and Galaxy C5, and we also got ourselves some updated rumoured Galaxy C5 tech-specs from TENAA below:

If you are looking for an alternative business fibre plan, check out Maxis. They just updated their plans to offer users 64Mbps and 100Mbps plans. It comes with both Dynamic IP and Fixed IP, for a 24 month contract and limited to Maxis Business Fibre coverage area.

The previous news are true – we will see Nokia branded devices running Android really soon. Nokia Technologies revealed today that it has given exclusive global license to HMD Global, a startup company based out of its own home country of Finland. At the same time, Microsoft has confirmed the sale of their feature phone business that carries the license to the name Nokia, to Foxconn’s subsidiary FIH Mobile for USD 350 million.

The next update for the Apple iPhone is due to arrive by late this year, and more leaked info of the upcoming phone is appearing in bigger numbers online. Now we are getting rumours that the upcoming Cupertino smartphone may be using something from Intel, a brand is usually associated with their laptops. 

Google I/O is now happening in California, and early this morning (1am Malaysian time) Google CEO Sundar Pichai took the stage and gave the opening keynote. One of the things that he mentioned was that the Android 7.0 N is now heading to Nexus phones as many more manufacturers are still updating their devices with Marshmallow. A whole slew of new features are introduced with the yet-to-be-named - in fact Google is asking for your help to name it. The list of new features looks like it can and will change Android in the near term. These are some of the upcoming features we can expect from Android 7.0 N.