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As we’ve reported previously, Samsung has released its latest mid-ranger in India, the Samsung Galaxy F36 5G. Sporting competitive specs and features for its price point, read on to learn more.

OpenAI has officially introduced the ChatGPT agent, a new productivity feature that automates multi-step tasks. Initially rolling out to ChatGPT Pro, Plus, and Team subscribers, the new tool is priced at around RM200 per month, offering enhanced capabilities beyond simple conversation.

Pickleball is now an increasingly popular sport and is gaining a lot of attention. Recognising this excitement, Touch 'n Go is introducing a limited edition card themed around the sport through their latest release, the Extendable Charm Pickleball Edition.

OpenAI could soon introduce watermarking for images generated in the free version of ChatGPT. A recent teardown of the ChatGPT Android app revealed a potential new feature that allows users to “Save without watermark,” suggesting a possible paywall for clean image downloads in the future.

Chinese tech firm OPPO and Swedish camera maker Hasselblad have announced the extension of their collaboration, which began some 4 years ago. At an event in Gothenburg, Sweden, the two companies announced the extension, but the exact timeframe of the extension wasn't revealed.

Earlier today, we shared how the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold, the company’s first triple-folding smartphone, will reportedly launch in October. Now, more details about the device have been unearthed, thanks to a teardown of the One UI 8 internal beta code.

Today, it marks the first on-ground launch for KOSPET in Malaysia. The company's first debut is introducing the Magic R10 and Magic P10 smartwatches, at a price of RM699.

Samsung is reportedly preparing to introduce its first tri-fold smartphone this October, with early pricing estimates suggesting it could cost over RM14300 (approximately USD2600).

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature that will allow users to conduct surveys using Status updates. 

Internet leaks about unofficial devices are very common, but this is the first time we have heard about a company suing a leakster. In this case, Apple has officially sued YouTuber Jon Prosser and collaborator Michael Ramacciotti. They are being accused of stealing trade secrets and breaking the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act related to leaks of what became iOS?26.