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Pictures of Huawei Consumer Business Division CEO Richard Yu holding a tri-foldable device have been circulating online so we know it's definitely coming. While there isn't much information about it, Mr Yu himself confirmed that it's going to launch next month.

In another addition to the 7-Series, Qualcomm just announced a new Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Mobile Platform. Like the other new chips, the new platform offers on-device generative AI capabilities for mobile gaming, camera and video, and more.

We have good news for music lovers and iOS users. Recently, Apple offered 3 months of free Apple Music subscription for new users of the application. So, what should you know about it?

The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) in a statement announced that the flying of drones without approval in celebration and parade areas nationwide is banned from 26 to 31 August 2024. This is in connection with the Merdeka Day celebrations happening during that period.

OPPO has just released its latest mid-ranger in India, the OPPO F27 5G. Packed with compelling specs for its class, read on to find out more.

vivo has quietly released a new budget smartphone in Malaysia, the vivo Y03t. Featuring some competitive specs at the price range, read on to learn more.

GoPro is a pretty popular action camera company. Their cameras are used by a wide range of users, whether for extreme activities or just a camera for vacations and even creating vlog videos. Recently, Reuters reported that 15% of GoPro employees will be laid off. So, what should you know about it?

Zoom is one of the teleconference services that many people use to make video calls or offer webinars. Most recently, today, Zoom announced support for up to 1 million participants to join a conference or webinar – making it a good choice for large web conferences. So, what should you know about it?

Editor's Note - The "leaked" invite turned out to be a fake because this guy had nothing else to do

Apple's efforts to develop its modem faced various challenges starting with unsatisfactory performance and then successfully sued by Qualcomm for patent infringement. To settle the lawsuit, Apple agreed to use modems produced by Qualcomm until 2027. According to a Bloomberg report, after a decade of efforts, Apple will be ready to use its modems starting in 2025.