After the cancellation of MWC 2020 last year, this year’s MWC 2021 began with a number of innovations including being virtual and utilizing technology to implement COVID 19 safety measures. Despite this, we were able to easily and virtually attend all the keynotes and events accordingly following the MWC 2021 theme of Connected Impact. 

In the upcoming Shopee 7.7 Mid Year Sale, they are back once again with attractive tech gadget deals and we are here to tell you which one is worth getting. According to Shopee Malaysia, the exclusive tech deals are worth up to 77% discount and will take place on 7 July at 12 AM. 

TechNave NewsBytes 2021 #4 - Samsung, OPPO, Huawei, Acer, realme, Celcom, Xiaomi, ASUS, Lenovo, Sony and more

As fast-charging becomes increasingly better, the need for standards become more important. There are too many companies developing fast chargers, so it's important for there to be a unified standard. Fortunately, the big companies are well ahead of us.

Last week, Huawei introduced HarmonyOS globally and many Huawei phones would be able to get an upgrade soon. According to sources, the update rollout seems to be a success as 10 million users in China have upgraded to the new operating system.

Last year when former President Trump was around, he was on a roll banning Chinese tech brands such as Huawei, TikTok and WeChat for being a security threat. It was only a few weeks ago that Xiaomi got let off the hook, but right now, current President Biden has decided to revoke the ban on TikTok and WeChat.

Today, Huawei has officially showcased the long-awaited HarmonyOS globally. We have been waiting for this moment for more than two years now so if you missed the show, here's the breakdown of what HarmonyOS offers.

For a couple of days, we have been seeing Huawei teasing some tech features online for the upcoming 2 June event. We know a smartwatch is coming, so as a new stylus pen that signals a MatePad but a fan may have just leaked the entire gadget roster online. Here's what we know so far.

Based on a report by Reuters, it seems that Huawei’s CEO Ren Zhengfei has recently made a statement hinting that Huawei could potentially focus more on software development in the future in order to alleviate the effects caused by the trade ban. With that being said, Huawei could potentially ramp down their smartphone manufacturing if they do start focusing more on software.

Update: Previously, Huawei took down the teaser video about the livestream event but it's now confirmed - 2 June 2021 @ 8 PM, Malaysia Time