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Welcome back TechNavers and NewsByters, in this issue of TechNave NewsBytes 2022 #3 we have the following articles for you: 

Indonesian tech giant Gojek has today clarified that it has no plans to offer its e-hailing services in Malaysia as of yet. This is amidst the rumours that Gojek is potentially expanding to our country after a vehicle with the company’s branding was spotted in Kuala Lumpur.

HUAWEI has announced the release of its latest flagship True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds, the HUAWEI Freebuds Pro 2. Featuring a Hi-Res Dual Sound system, the earbuds support a wide range of frequencies, 14Hz to 48Hz to be exact.

Lazada today announced the launch of LazLive+, a new curated interactive live content series that features trusted experts to share tips and skills with shoppers. LazLive+ episodes will debut on 25 July 2022 with daily 1 hour episodes from 9 to 10pm until 29 July 2022.

A few days ago, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) announced that the audit team will take action on internet service providers if they failed to provide quality service. Today, MCMC walked the talk and issued Commission Instructions against Celcom, Digi and U Mobile.

Twitter today announced that a new button has been added on its Android and iOS app to toggle closed captions (cc) for its video player. The cc toggle can be found in the top-right corner of videos on Twitter should the video itself has captions available for it.

From time and time again, we have heard and read stories of how some iPhone devices survived the odds. From dropping from an aeroplane to sinking to the bottom of a lake, the latest story is another familiar one by a couple from the United Kingdom (UK).

POCO has two devices today, one being the POCO F4 and another one being the POCO X4 GT. Both are mid-range devices that serve different needs of yours. Now, let's continue reading to find out the tech specs and features of the new POCO phones!

Instagram has once again enforced a new method to verify users' age. However, it uses a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and face scanning this time, and it's something it has never done before.

Samsung was the first to announce a 200MP smartphone camera sensor, and it's quick to give it an upgrade. Today, the Korean tech giant announces the new ISOCELL HP3 as its revamped 200MP sensor with "industry's smallest pixel" at just 0.56 μm.