Samsung is seemingly launching a new version of the Galaxy S21 FE soon. A device with the model number SM-G990B2 got spotted last week, and it's said to feature a less powerful chipset than the Snapdragon 888/ Exynos 2100 that the current model packs.

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE or Fan Edition may well be the last of its kind as the South Korean tech giant is reportedly planning to shelve the lineup entirely. First unveiled in 2020 with the Galaxy S20 FE, if the reports turn out to be true, the Galaxy FE series would have just a short-lived two years life span.

South Korean tech giants Samsung has joined the right-to-repair movement and will allow customers to repair their own mobile devices soon. Announced in a statement yesterday, Samsung is set to launch a new programme that will permit flagship Galaxy devices to be repaired by third-parties rather than just through the company’s in-house repair services.

With the programme, Samsung gives third-party repair companies access to genuine parts, repair tools and visual step-by-step guides for self-repair. In fact, the tech giant is also collaborating with iFixit - one of the world’s leading online repair community - on the programme.

Although it has been quite some time already, Samsung Malaysia has finally confirmed that the Galaxy S21 series is now available for 5G connectivity. As long as Galaxy S21, S21+ and S21 Ultra users update to the latest One UI 4.1 software update, they all can connect to 5G via the YES 5G SIM card.

During the trip, we invited five couples to have a first hands-on experience with the Galaxy S21 FE 5G. Our special guest, Ken Chu, also came to teach some mobile photography tips. Here are the photos from our Galaxy S21 FE 5G camera tests.

Recently, our TechNave Chinese team collaborated with Samsung Malaysia to host a  Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G: Lover's Mountain Hiking Love Diary fan event. We invited five couples to try not just the phone but also the Galaxy Watch4 smartwatch! So how did the devices perform during the outing? Read on below!

Recently, we reported that Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) just recently removed the Samsung Galaxy S21 series from its 5G supported devices. With this, the group just posted a FAQ regarding this matter on its Facebook page and here's what they have to say. 

Before we got our Chinese New Year break, the TechNave Chinese team and Samsung Malaysia held an outdoor experience for Samsung fans on 22 January 2022. The one-day experience was the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G: "Lovers' Mountain Hiking Love Diary". It was a fan event held at Sri Bintang Hall where we invited five couples for a hike to watch the sunrise together!

Back in December 2021, Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) officially launched 5G services in Malaysia but only in limited areas such as Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and a few spots in Kuala Lumpur. At the same time, the company also released a list of 5G smartphones that are supported including Samsung devices.

Earlier this month, Samsung Malaysia had launched the Galaxy S21 FE with a price tag of RM2899. Do check out the unboxing video if you want to know the upgrades by comparing with the previous model.