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One of the most highly-rated foldable smartphones last year has got to be the OnePlus Open but if you’re awaiting its successor this year, you might just have to wait a bit longer. This is because the Open 2 is touted for release next year rather than in 2024.

While the latest Samsung foldable devices are months away, rumours about them have been popping up over the months. For the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6, one suggests a possible redesign and another says there's an Ultra variant. Now, we've got another design-related one.

On 5 June 2024, realme Malaysia will launch a new realme C63 phone. It is marketed as the "Most iPhone Lookalike Smartphone" and there isn't much information about it but here's what we know so far. 

Today, Google launched a new Google Play service update for Google Password Manager. Starting today onwards, users can now share their passwords with their family members securely via the function. It can be done on Google Chrome and Android. 

Last month, it was hinted that Gemini will support music playback soon. The update was actually confirmed at Google I/O 2024 but wasn't a built-in Google app function as we thought. Instead, it's a Gemini extension/add-on for Android devices or PCs.

Previously, we reported some tech specs leak about the ROG Ally X. However, this latest one by VideoCardz.com is probably the best one as it's regarding the battery life. 

Besides the new POCO F6 and POCO F6 Pro., the POCO Pad also launched alongside them in Dubai last night. There's no official Malaysian price tag yet but here's everything we know about the new POCO tablet.

In case you missed it, the POCO F6 and POCO F6 Pro launch happened in Dubai. While it was going on internationally, we also got confirmation about the prices for the Malaysian market for all the models available so read on below to find out. 

Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has announced that Prasarana Malaysia Berhad (Prasarana) will allocate RM50 million to fix and upgrade various facilities at monorail stations. He added that the work is expected to start as early as this October.

Samsung is reportedly preparing to mass-produce flagship smartphone application processors (APs) using the 2nm node by the 2nd half of 2025. With this new process named SF2, the South Korean tech giant is touted to release the Exynos 2600 AP.