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OPPO Malaysia has officially announced that you could stand a chance to win prizes worth more than RM27000 with OPPO’s Snatch N Win, starting from 26 April until 16 May 2021. Prizes include the OPPO Reno5 F, OPPO Enco X, OPPO Watch 46mm, reward points, reload pins, and more.

By now, everyone knows Nokia is making a legendary return this year. And according to the latest rumour, the Nokia N series is making a come back with a new phone called the N95, which could also make an appearance at the Mobile World Congress 2017 in Barcelona.

As we all wait for the consumer-level Android N to make its way to our respective smartphones or devices, GeekCeption have seen fit to show how beautiful Android N can be in slow motion. Granted, this is still Android N Developer Preview 3 but the main animations involved should remain the same when the consumer version comes out. Most of the time you wouldn't notice how pretty the animations are but in slow motion, everything takes on a different quality altogether. Check out the video in this article.

Always wanted to have the ability to run apps side by side? Well, ever since the introduction of Android N, Google did just that but they could only do that if they have already installed a separated browser alongside Chrome to do that. Now, Android N Developer Preview 3 has fixed that.

Google I/O is now happening in California, and early this morning (1am Malaysian time) Google CEO Sundar Pichai took the stage and gave the opening keynote. One of the things that he mentioned was that the Android 7.0 N is now heading to Nexus phones as many more manufacturers are still updating their devices with Marshmallow. A whole slew of new features are introduced with the yet-to-be-named - in fact Google is asking for your help to name it. The list of new features looks like it can and will change Android in the near term. These are some of the upcoming features we can expect from Android 7.0 N.

After announcing a whole new slew of features of the upcoming Android 7.0 N, Google is now asking the internet to help it name the next version of the operating system. As Google I/O is currently underway, they also went to the internets and using the hashtag #nameandroidn, wants suggestions from the public.

Quite recently, the folks in charge of the Google Pixel C tablet were quoted as saying that Android N (no news yet if it might be Nougat) will have split screens as a major feature. However, we can't help but remember that ASUS had a split screen feature for their ASUS MeMo Pad 8 ME512CL called Dual Screen and that the tablet ran on Android 4.4 KitKat.

It was certainly useful but limited by the apps that it could access, but since ASUS didn't see fit to include it in subsequent ZenUI updates, we assume the feature wasn't well-received. Perhaps it is time for the current range of ASUS tablets, the ASUS ZenPads to get that feature once more? Check out our full review of the ASUS MeMo Pad 8 ME512CL for more details on the Dual Screen feature.

While known for the airbag safety features of their cars Honda is less well known for their smartphone safety efforts. However, this could all change with their "Smartphone Case N" which automatically activates airbags when it detects the smartphone falling. This protects your smartphone from any cracks, dents or damage while ensuring the safety of your smartphone. Unfortunately, this is all just a spoof, mostly we think to highlight Honda's airbag safety technology, but it certainly is fun, watching the semi-serious design video in this article.

Canon recently revealed it's PowerShot N Facebook-ready digital camera aimed at the masses of social media users who take a lot of pictures and upload most of them to their Facebook walls. One of the features that makes it "Facebook-ready" is a dedicated Facebook Connect button which replaces the connect-to-device button on the standard PowerShot N. After you've entered your Facebook login details you can upload your images to specific Facebook friends direct from the camera. Amongst the more noteworthy features of the camera include a 1/2.3-inch 12MP sensor but the whole package will set you back by about $299 (RM990). The "Facebook-ready" version retains the same W-Fi capabilities, 8x optical zoom, 28mm wide-angle lens and 2.8-inch tilt-touch capacitive LCD panel as a standard PowerShot N so you can expect the same excellent performance. It should already be available in Malaysia but if it isn't it should be here soon.