Recently, the mock-up images and full specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra were finally leaked last weekend via the Android Headlines site. So, what should you know about it?

According to TheEdge, the KAF digital bank is looking for a new owner, and it could be sold for around RM80 million. That said, what should you know about it?

During the long weekend, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) successfully dismantled a scam operation that used fake mobile base stations to intercept networks and distribute fraudulent SMS messages in Genting Highlands. In a media statement dated 31 January 2026, MCMC confirmed that the operation was successfully neutralised following continuous technical monitoring and network analysis.

Remember the PlayStation Portal, which was first launched in 2023? Despite Sony claiming that it was a success, it doesn't have the same popularity as the PSP and PS Vita. After all, it's not a true handheld. Having said that, Sony does have plans to launch an improved successor.

Today, smartphone manufacturers are continually developing new phones. Xiaomi's T-variant flagship-class smartphones typically launch around September. However, the company is already preparing this year's model - the Xiaomi 17T.

The vivo V60 first launched last August, but its predecessor isn't waiting too long for an official release. vivo has confirmed that the vivo V70 series is launching first in India in February 2026. There will also be a new 'Elite' model this time.

Some people want good-looking phones to show off, others look for long-lasting batteries or want better cameras and screens. The newly unveiled HUAWEI Mate X7 offers many things you would want in a phone. Let's find out what this new foldable is all about.

Lithium-ion is the predominant battery tech in 2026, and likely the one you're familiar with. But did you know that there are new and upcoming battery technologies aiming to replace the sometimes explosive lithium-ion? Let's quickly go over the relevant battery tech in 2026.

London-based consumer tech company Nothing has released a new video featuring CEO Carl Pei, detailing the brand’s roadmap for 2026. The update signals a shift toward what the company describes as its second phase, focused on maturity, product refinement, and long-term brand development rather than rapid iteration.

So recently, Apple hosted us at its Durability Lab in Singapore. This was not a showroom or a marketing exercise, but rather the lab exists to recreate real-world abuse in a controlled and repeatable way, allowing Apple to stress components over and over again in a short period of time.