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Nokia is not as popular as it once was, let alone ranked in the top 5 most popular smartphone brands. But why is that?

On July 21, realme will unveil the realme GT Master Edition that has been the talk of the town. The smartphone is expected to feature some attractive tech specs such as Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset, 6.5-inch 90Hz FHD+ screen, and a 4,500mAh battery. Before the launch, the official promo images have appeared today by giving us a closer look at the design.

Not long ago, Twitter announced its take on an Instagram Stories-like feature and released it as Fleets. The feature is a familiar one by allowing users to share content that disappears in 24 hours. However, the company has observed that the feature is not performing well as expected. With that said, it has been decided that Fleets will be gone by 3 August.

If you talk about gaming phones, the recently launched Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2 is definitely an impressive one. Of course, flagship gaming phones like these aren't very wallet-friendly for some people. So it's a good thing that Lenovo is launching a cheaper variant.

Today, ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) is excited to announce a new gaming laptop that is now in Malaysia. The Zephyrus M16 will start from a hefty RM8999 price tag, but should you get one then you can get 2 Years Global Warranty (with a 1-Year Perfect Warranty). Anyway, let's get to the details below.

Just last week, Sony Malaysia just announced the prices for the Xperia 1 III, Xperia 5 III and Xperia 10 III for RM5799, RM4599 and RM1999 respectively. Although there was no date mentioned for any of the phones, the company just posted the pre-order for the Xperia 1 III as it will be the first one to be released.

According to sources, Clubhouse had rolled out a new feature which is "Backchannel". This feature allows the users to communicate by direct messaging without going through third-party apps such as Whatsapp or Telegram.

Back in May, we reported that there was a rumour of Netflix venturing into gaming and it has surfaced again. According to sources, Netflix has hired a former Electronic Arts and Facebook executive, named Mike Verdu to join the cause.

These days, increasingly more data is being transferred around the Internet. There's no doubt that companies are benefiting from tracking data from users. But user profiling is impossible if users refused to be tracked, which is what iOS users are doing these days.

During the pandemic, having online meetings is such a norm now that most of us have a Zoom and other video call app accounts by default. However, most of them aren't exactly free as there is only a limited amount of time to use as free members.