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Meta recently unveiled the Meta Quest Pro Virtual Reality (VR)/Mixed Reality (MR) headset which has turned heads for its enhanced capabilities. The headset is made possible thanks to a new chip by Qualcomm called the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 1 which the company has provided more details on after the Quest Pro’s release.

The first leak of POCO F5 surfaced recently, and the device is said to arrive as a rebranded Redmi K60. Now, it's time for news about the Redmi device, as a new report claims it would use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. It might have also confirmed that the POCO F5 would indeed pack the chipset.

Intel could be planning for another huge employee cutdown since 2016. Reports are saying that the chip-making company will do so to cope with the PC market decline. If it were true, the layoffs would get announced as early as this month.

The OPPO Find X6 series is expected to debut in February next year. Before that happens, the latest report claims that the Find X6 Pro would arrive with a 1-inch camera sensor.

Today, ASUS has launched an all-new 2022 Vivobook 16X (M1603, AMD) for the Malaysian market. It's now available for sale at every ASUS official store and retailer at the price of RM2999. There's only one variant but comes in either Quiet Blue or Transparent Silver. 

Yesterday, we reported on MediaTek’s unveiling of its new mid-tier mobile chipset, the Dimensity 1080. Not long after the announcement by Mediatek, we’ve already gotten confirmation from realme VP Madhav Sheth that the SoC will be powering new realme devices by the end of the year.

PICO today launched the PICO 4, the first All-in-One VR Headset introduced to the Malaysian market. Offering Malaysians a multitude of ways to build new connections, reimagine life experiences and unlock boundless potential. Blending sleek minimalist design and technology, the PICO 4 sports wireless all-day play with better comfort through a lighter body and balanced design.

Apple has been shifting production of its products away from China recently amidst frustrations over supply disruption and restrictive Covid-19 regulations in the country. According to a new report, the tech giant is now planning to shift manufacturing of its MacBook lineup to Thailand, making the country the main non-China production site for the product category.

It appears that TikTok is planning to expand its business beyond just videos and put emphasis on supporting its e-commerce efforts such as the TikTok Shop. In fact, the company is going one step further by copying Amazon’s playbook and looking to create a new logistics and warehousing network in the United States.

It is quite common knowledge that global PC sales have been decreasing for quite some time now, though you’d be quite surprised at its current state of decline. Get this, worldwide PC shipments have seen the steepest decline since analyst firm Gartner began tracking the market in the mid-1990s with the decline in the third quarter of 2022 representing the fourth consecutive quarter of the year-over-year decline worldwide.