The OPPO Find N2 is one of the most highly-rated foldable smartphones thanks to its passport-like form factor and solid performance. Now, OPPO is allegedly gearing up the launch of its successor next month and it has already been approved by China’s MIIT body.

OPPO has released a new affordable smartphone in Indonesia, the OPPO A58 4G. Almost identical to its 5G sibling but with less impressive specs, read on to find out about the device.

The OPPO Find N2 Flip is one of the most popular foldable devices in the market today, selling out on its first day of launch in Malaysia. Well, a new leak suggests that its successor would be even better, especially in the camera and screen departments. 

For those unaware, some companies in the micro-chip business only design and not manufacture. That applies for mobile chips too, especially if the company can't get manufacturers to build their designs. Yesterday, OPPO decided to drop that part of its business.

If you find yourself in need of a video break while handling relatives, here's compilation of Raya videos from some smartphone brands, local telcos, and more. Perhaps one of them would resonate with you? Without further ado, happy viewing!

Previously, we reported on the world’s first 300W charging, which was developed and released by Redmi. Now, it looks like Redmi may have some competition as OPPO is also reportedly developing the same charging speed.

The OPPO A1 5G, a new mid-range OPPO smartphone was recently spotted on China Telecom’s official listing. While the device has not been officially announced by OPPO just yet, the listing pretty much revealed its key specs and price.

Previously, we reported that the OPPO Pad 2 was spotted on SIRIM’s database, alluding to its potential release in Malaysia soon. Now, another OPPO device has been spotted getting certified by the national organisation for standards and quality: The OPPO A98 5G.

Earlier this month, OPPO released the OPPO Pad 2 in China, its latest flagship tablet. Well, the same device may be debuting in Malaysia soon as it was recently spotted on the SIRIM database.

Xiaomi, OPPO and vivo recently announced that they are joining forces to make it easier for users to migrate data between all three brands’ devices. These include data from third-party apps when users migrate from one brand’s phone to another.