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The Black Shark 4 has been getting attention lately with a few of its teasers roaming around the Internet. Today, the device has been spotted on TENAA's listing and it could mean that the launch is imminent. Let's check out what else has been found regarding the upcoming gaming smartphone!

Smartphones with a 108MP camera sensor aren't exactly new, but they're mostly limited to flagships. Mid-range devices tend to come with a 64MP camera sensor, though that may change this year. This speculation surfaced due to a comment from Xiaomi yesterday.

As the COVID-19 situation in Malaysia continues, it's important to do our part with the resources provided to us. One such resource is the MySejahtera, which is mainly for contact tracing. Some of you may not notice if you don't check often, but the app was updated recently on 26 Jan 2021.

Many of you have noticed how Samsung launched the Galaxy S21 series earlier this year. But if rumours are true, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 could be in for an earlier launch as well. Interestingly, some fans seem to think that an Ultra variant would be available too.

Besides the general inconvenience, the global pandemic-induced movement control order (MCO) has had severe economical effects. That's why some companies are looking for ways to "balance the books", so to say. One of them would be Maxis, which has been throttling the Internet speed for some of its Hotlink users.

There have been a few news on the next gaming phone from ASUS recently. Allegedly, the company could skip a number and name it the ROG Phone 5. Some live photos and specs of the phone have been leaked lately, but now some official sources have certified it.

With the reinitiation of MCO, most of us are back indoors with few reasons to go out. But there are times when you just need to buy stuff, which is why e-commerce and deliveries have become a norm. On that topic, Pos Malaysia is tweaking how its deliveries work.

Remember the e-sports centric Garmin smartwatch from last year? The company launched the Instinct Esports Edition in October 2020, with the idea of tracking a user's health and other metrics when gaming. Now, we can confirm that it's now available here in Malaysia.

Based on a report by 91mobiles it seems that Xiaomi could be working on a smartphone that’s equipped with a detachable rear camera module. With that being said, Xiaomi could be the first smartphone manufacturer of the year 2021 to bring back the modular smartphone trend if they were to release the aforementioned device.

Based on a statement by thelec.net, it seems that Samsung might be developing rollable and slidable displays most likely to be used in products such as smartphones, smart TVs, tablets, and possibly more. While not much is known in regards to the release date of all of the products mentioned, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially available in the local market.