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The new Infinix GTBuds 4 wireless earphones are now available in Malaysia at RM229 at all Infinix Brand Stores. So, what should you know about it?

Samsung Malaysia has officially launched the One UI 6.1.1 update in Malaysia, bringing the latest AI-powered features to a wider range of Galaxy devices. The update is now available for the Galaxy S24 series, S23 series, S23 FE, Z Fold5, Z Flip5, and Tab S9 series. This rollout promises enhanced communication, productivity, and creativity tools, offering Malaysian users a smarter, more intuitive mobile experience.

The Samsung Galaxy A14 5G has been around in Malaysia for a few months as it was launched early this year. If you happen to have the phone, here's some good news - One UI 6 stable update is now out in India and we can assume that it will be rolling out globally, including Malaysia.

It's been a few months now since Samsung announced the One UI 6 beta program for the Galaxy S23 series. Based on Android 14, the software update is now available to Galaxy S23 Series users in Malaysia and will be rolled out to other Galaxy devices progressively.

If you are an owner of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series or the Note 20 series, this news might excite you. Previously, Samsung announced that the One UI 6 update is only available for recent devices. However, that could change very soon.

After recently releasing the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 beta for the Galaxy S22 series, Samsung has now also made the beta available for the Galaxy S21 series. Currently available in South Korea, owners of either the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+ or Galaxy S21 Ultra can now test out the new OS.

Samsung is in the midst of developing One UI 6, its latest smartphone software OS based on Android 14 which is currently in beta. Accordingly, the tech giant may announce a beta programme for One UI 6 soon for Galaxy S22 series users.

Based on a statement by 9to5google, it seems that Google will most likely be unveiling the Pixel 6 that’s equipped with their very own GS101 Whitechapel chipset. While not much is known in regards to the exact performance specifications of the chip, our source did mention that it will most likely have some similarities with Samsung’s Exynos chips.

Following the trend of other smartphone makers offering their own user interfaces, ASUS have revealed the ZenUI with their latest range of ASUS ZenFone smartphones. The ZenUI takes the best from the latest batch of user interfaces while making it their own and this includes providing flatter icons while providing a not so invasive user interface like some others we could name. Integrating well with Google Now and Google Calendar the ZenUI is smooth and zippy, while providing a complete toolbox of features and functions that should make your ASUS ZenFone smartphone even more useful right out of the box. Here is a break-down of some of the more notable ZenUI elements:

What's Next
Working in tandem with the Google Calender and Weather feature the What's Next feature combines all of these reminders and information into a simple to understand timeline. It offers smart reminders for upcoming events and tasks while providing Timely Notification for unusual, postponed, canceled or changed events so that you'll always stay on top of things.