BigPay today announced that it is strengthening its partnership with airasia in 2023 to offer users year-long travel discounts starting with 5 per cent off airasia flights. The promo is available when users pay for airasia flights with their BigPay physical or virtual card.

Sony is aiming to have a big year for the sale of PlayStation 5. The company targets selling 30 million console units in 2023. However, just the current PS5 models alone may be hard to achieve this goal. Therefore, it's likely that there will be a new console coming next year, and someone has indeed confirmed that it's happening.

HUAWEI might head for a different smartphone launching strategy in 2023. According to the latest report, the HUAWEI P60 and Mate 60 series are arriving in March together.

If you're looking forward to the return of HUAWEI Kirin SoCs, you might get disappointed after seeing this news. Despite the rumours saying that the Chinese tech company will launch new Kirin chips next year, the latest information claims it won't happen.

Apple not using the USB-C port has been an issue for the European Committee. Recently, the law that forces every smartphone manufacturer to adopt USB-C ports for devices sold in the region has gained overwhelming support. Therefore, it might be one of the reasons for this new report to appear, saying Apple will eventually ditch the Lightning port for iPhone 15 in 2023.

Apple has spotted having connections with something that is highly anticipated for the iPhones. According to the source, the tech giant visited Jahwa Electronics' new facilities during the first half of 2021, which is the company that could provide Apple with new optical image stabilization (OIS) actuators.

Unfortunately, a new source points out that OnePlus might not be ready to launch its foldable smartphone in 2022 despite the rumour from last week. It was reported that the first OnePlus foldable device could be a rebranded OPPO Find N, but it looks like we'll not be able to see it this fast.

Not long ago, we saw the news report saying that the upcoming iPhone 13 will be more expensive due to TSMC raising its chip prices amid supply shortages. Now, it looks like the chip shortage that has happened since early in the pandemic would continue to haunt affected businesses until 2023.