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Back in August 2023, there was a rumour that Samsung was working on a Galaxy Z FE. The aim is to deliver a cheaper alternative to the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip series. What this device is remains unknown, but sources have found signs proving that it's real.

Back in early November 2023, Disney+ began its password-sharing crackdown but only in Canada. Clearly following Netflix's footsteps, the company now has a deadline to go global, according to sources.

Google has officially announced that their Bard AI can now generate images. Utilizing the Imagen 2 text-to-image model, it will generate images with SynthID built into the pixels as a form of watermarking to let others know that it was generated using AI. Similar generative art platforms include Midjourney and OpenAI’s DALL-E 3.

In Nothing's first community update of 2024 (although more like about Q4 2023), the company officially confirmed the existence of the Nothing Phone (2a). It was announced by Akis in the Nothing Community Update, telling us what to expect.

Increasingly more people are on social media nowadays. But how many people are there? Most don't know unless they look at surveys or studies, so it's great that a new study was published to update netizens.

With the Apple Vision Pro soon to be released, you may wonder, "What exactly can I do with this?" Previously, you'd mostly get the broad strokes of what the device can achieve. But now we have news on specific apps it supports.

The last few generations of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold devices have had a pretty consistent design. But rumours suggest Samsung could finally go for a new look with major design changes.

Previously, we reported that the Xiaomi Pad 7 series is touted for release sometime in February. Now, it looks like the Chinese tech firm may also launch another variant of the Pad 6 series alongside the new flagship tablet, the Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro.

vivo may be launching a new smartphone soon as the device, the vivo V40 SE 5G. This is after the smartphone was listed as passing certification from GCF.

The Home Ministry has revealed that it has procured a total of 7,648 body worn cameras (BWCs) for the Royal Malaysia Police’s (PDRM) use. Accordingly, Bukit Aman Crime Prevention and Community Safety Department (JPJKK) director Datuk Wan Hassan Wan Ahmad has revealed further details on the BWCs’ usage, which you can read on to find out more.