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Huawei recently revealed a sneak peek at their upcoming foldable display device, stating that it will use BOE flexible displays and fully support 5G connectivity. The still unnamed device looks to have a 5-inch display when folded (and appears to have an in-display punch speaker vent and fingerprint sensor) but when unfolded, it will have an 8-inch display. We expect it to be powered by a Kirin 980 chipset.

Unifi has recently announced on their Twitter account that there is a service disruption in Tawau and Lahad Datu, due to a cable fire incident in the area, affecting homes and businesses alike.

Today Vivo has officially launched their new sub-brand, called iQOO which is allegedly focused more towards the mobile gaming market of smartphones, potentially going against other gaming sub-brands such as Xiaomi’s BlackShark.

What better way to celebrate Huawei’s upcoming smartphone, the Huawei Nova 4 with a treasure hunt! Win yourself a unit of the device when you join in the Amazing Nova Search treasure hunt competition which will be happening in 9 shopping malls throughout Malaysia.

Saudi Arabia has always been known as a country that places harsher restrictions on women to the point that they cannot be anywhere without knowledge or consent from their guardian. It has come to a point where an app called “Absher” has been used to track women’s locations in the country.

Finally, us Gmail users get a right click menu on our emails. I mean, don’t get me wrong, we’ve had it for awhile but options were only limited to archiving, deleting and marking as unread. Now, the right click drop down menu has pretty much everything the top bar has and a few extra features.

We saw this coming. Somewhat. Samsung dropped another teaser for their foldable smartphone on Twitter this morning in the form of a video. In the said video, it showed the words “The future unfolds” in a folding manner before dropped the date “02.20.2019”.

Previously we’ve mentioned in a recent article, stating that the Vivo V15 series could be launched on the 20 February 2019. However, based on a recent invite that we have received, the Vivo V15 series could be unveiled earlier than the aforementioned date.

The free-to-play Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds Lite beta will be available in more countries other than Thailand such as Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines starting from 14 February 2019. Those who are interested in taking part, the registration for the beta will open on the 13 February.

Chocolates run out and flowers wither. If you’re looking for a gift for that special someone that will never expire, Huawei’s got some amazing promotions going on from now till the 15th of February on the Huawei Online Store.