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The Tesla Optimus humanoid robot is now in Malaysia with it on display at the Kuala Lumpur Pavillion. It was brought in conjunction with the Tesla exhibition that starts today August 6 until August 11. So, what should you know about it?

If you're an iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia beta (developer) user, you should have already started receiving new features for the Safari browser app. So, what should you know about it?

Based on a report from Sammobile, Samsung's mid-range phones are expected to receive Galaxy AI features soon. The mid-range device is in the Galaxy A series and starts with the 2024 model year. So, what should you know about it?

If you just updated your WhatsApp, you will see that there is a new Events function in the description. As the description says, simply tap the "+" button in any group chat and then choose "Event".

If you have a vehicle with a grant in hand, you can now check the vehicle grant digitally directly from the MyJPJ application. The Vehicle Ownership Certificate (e-VOC) display can be checked in your Profile section. So, what should you know about it?

Two days ago, it seemed that Lenovo could develop a smaller Lenovo Legion Go variant. The information was found on the Legion Go's product page, whereby the smaller variant would come in 7 inches. However, Lenovo has clarified and debunked the rumours.

Xiaomi has clarified rumours that it’s planning to add a single toggle to disable bloatware on its devices, saying that this is just not true. However, the company did reveal that it is planning to cut down on ads on its devices.

Samsung has launched its latest affordable smartphone offering in India, the Samsung Galaxy F14 4G. Featuring some excellent specs for a low price, read on to learn more.

Despite only recently launching the OnePlus Ace 3 Pro in China, the Chinese tech firm is reportedly already preparing for the release of its successor, the OnePlus Ace 5. Skipping the Ace 4 due to it being an unlucky number in Chinese culture, read on to learn more.

Today, vivo announced a significant milestone in the Chinese smartphone market. The company is now taking the lead with a 17.93% market share and a volume of 11.95 million units in Q2 2024, solidifying it as the number one Chinese smartphone brand in China.