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Shen Yiren, Vice President of OPPO recently made a statement on his Weibo account stating that the upcoming OPPO Find X2 smartphone will support their 65W Super VOOC technology. Not only that, but the aforementioned smartphone is also expected to come equipped with a 2K 120Hz display as well.

After more or less dominating the desktop CPU market in 2019, AMD could well be putting a lot of its focus in doing the same for the graphics card space this year. This speculation was fueled by Mithun Chandrasekhar, AMD's Radeon Product Management Lead, who claimed that Big Navi could be the game-changer in 4K PC gaming.

Based on a statement by @RODENT950 on Twitter, it seems that Huawei’s upcoming P40 series could be priced cheaper, due to the fact that it does not come with Google Mobile Services. The tweet also mentioned that we can expect the aforementioned smartphone series, could be priced anywhere between RMB3599(~RM2116) to RMB6599(~RM3881).

Due to all the criticism it has garnered in regards to online privacy, Facebook has been working to introduce new measures to either improve on this area or make its users more aware. One of its latest method is the Off-Facebook Activity tool, which allows users to see what third-party sites are sharing with Facebook in regards to your activities outside of Facebook.

Just a few hours ago, the Pokemon Company have shed some new details about Pokemon Home. It will be available very soon in February 2020 and as previously announced, Pokemon Home will allow you to transfer your beloved Pokemon between the Nintendo Switch and mobile devices! Here's everything you need to know.

When it comes to messaging software, Google has never managed to get a foothold on the market. But it looks like the company won't give up just yet and is looking for a different implementation. Word has gotten out that Google is working on a new business communications platform, which will combine several Google services together.

If you recall, we reported in December 2019 about the Apple iPhone 11 having a weird location tracking issue. The ultra-wideband technology was later identified as the culprit and Apple promised to release a fix for it. Well, that iOS update is out now and is available through the iPhone's settings menu.

The coronavirus has sure made a lot of people worried about their safety. When we start to hear news about people fainting and being quarantined, news tends to spread virally and thanks to the Internet, it's hard to pinpoint which one is real or fake news. It even got us wearing face masks in airports where there is no official suspected case yet.

That said, your friends and family (especially relatives) would often forward chain messages about the latest coronavirus cases in Malaysia. If you're annoyed about that (which we are too), we managed to get a heads-up about which one is #fakenews thanks to official Ministry of Health, Malaysia on its Twitter post.

The coronavirus is the latest viral news around the world right now, so much so that it has gotten people everywhere being paranoid wearing face masks at airports even if there are no suspected reports, to begin with. That said, this issue has also made Malaysians worried about whether if it's possible to get the coronavirus through a package from China. Well, short answer - no.

Google really has been hard at work on the translation front lately. Just last month, the company added Google Assistant Interpreter Mode to Android and iOS. Now, Google wants to add a live transcription feature for Google Translate to Android, one that uses the power of artificial intelligence (AI).