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For this upcoming Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, realme is set to debut a new groundbreaking camera phone. It is said to feature an ultra-large sensor and optical telephoto lens that rivals a DLSR.

In case you missed it, Xiaomi announced that the Xiaomi 15 Series is indeed happening soon. In fact, the new flagship lineup will make a global debut at the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona.

As per tradition, Samsung Malaysia is going to launch a new lineup of the Galaxy A Series. Although the names were not spelt out, the teaser is already out alongside an e-voucher promotion.

Nothing has been teasing us more and more about the Nothing Phone (3a) lately. Just a few hours ago, the company unveiled an official look at the phone, showing us what the new rear camera module design looks like and the specs which can be seen in the screenshots below. 

For those unaware, it was reported last month that Samsung only plans to manufacture 200,000 units of its upcoming tri-fold device. Considering that the device would be more expensive to manufacture, it isn't unexpected. But what's worse is that we might not get it in Malaysia.

During the launch of the Galaxy S25 series last month, the existence of a tri-folding screen device was teased alongside smart glasses and an XR headset. Previous rumours said the device would launch as the Galaxy G Fold in a few years. So, what should you know about it?

MediaTek has just announced the Dimensity 7400 chipset, designed to improve gaming, connectivity, and artificial intelligence (AI) performance in the affordable smartphone segment. The Dimensity 7400 and Dimensity 7400X are processor chips designed to offer cutting-edge gaming and camera technology. So, what should you know about them?

It was only yesterday that Shopee announced an increase in commission fees on the sellers. Today, we also found out that the DuitNow Transfer service via ID Type will be discontinued on the Shopee app. This includes your mobile number, NRIC and others.  

Most Android users would be familiar with how brands offer updates. Flagship models typically get 5-7 years of Android updates, while others get less. However, Qualcomm wants to help more devices get more updates.

Sister companies OPPO and OnePlus are reportedly testing a next-gen battery for their smartphones, which is made out of 15% high-silicone content. The smartphone battery is touted to be 8000mAh and supports 80W charging, which wouldn’t be out of place on a tablet!