This time around in TechNave NewsBytes realme pats itself on the back for more achievements while Huawei, Intel and LG contribute to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia. Shopee and MDEC chip in for SMEs and Gigabyte and Aorus show off new laptops. 

Other news comes from Double Eleven, Micron, OPPO, MediaTek, DingTalk, Lenovo, Red Hat, SK Magic, GoPayz and Canon. In this TechNave NewsBytes #6 our special focuses on 18 things you really didn’t know you could do on your Apple iPhone.

The movement control order (MCO) is entering its last week but the government may decide to extend it again. With that being the case, there has to be many Malaysians that haven't been getting enough exercise recently. So, OPPO has decided to host a Home FitnessXplorer Challenge, which will give those of you at home with an opportunity to win some OPPO products.

If there's one thing many don't know about OPPO, it would be that the brand used to dabble in high-end audio headphones. Back in 2014, OPPO's flagship PM-1 and PM-2 planar magnetic headphones were quite highly rated. Although the brand hasn't focused on high-end audio products since then, a new teaser poster is hinting that there's a new audio product coming.

Just a few minutes ago, we spotted a piece of interesting news from @BrianShenYiRen who is the Vice President and President of Global Marketing for OPPO. On his Twitter account, he posted a teaser concept video of the company's latest FreeVOOC which is a feature that can charge a smartphone through the air within 10m of distance. 

Now that OPPO has launched the Find X2 series, the company can start looking towards its other series of devices. The latest to hit the rumour mill is the Reno Ace2, the successor to the Reno Ace that was released in October 2019. A leaked render for the device has appeared online, offering fans of the brand a glimpse of what's to come.

After several days into the movement control order, we are still not seeing a drop in the Covid-19 cases in Malaysia. Other than our country, India is also facing the same challenge which has led the country to implement movement restrictions at several cities as well. The movement restrictions are made to halt the spread of the virus, and it’s probably the best solution that could be carried out by governments right now. During the lockdown, manufacturer plants from companies like Samsung, vivo and OPPO are temporarily closed in the country too.

Although OPPO has delayed its launch to March, details of its upcoming devices continue to surface. Last week, a rumour claimed that the upcoming Find X2 Pro will have a 60X zoom. This time around, a more concrete piece of evidence has exposed its rear camera specs.

Many of you must have heard the news Apple is planning to make its own 5G modems in the future. With that being said, the company might not be relying on Qualcomm anymore to support their 5G devices after the contract ends. Now, a similar case is happening to OPPO too. Instead of a 5G modem, the smartphone manufacturer is heading to something big, which is to develop its own smartphone chipset.

Earlier, we have seen the first render of OPPO’s upcoming smartwatch, which was expected to launch alongside the Find X2 at MWC 2020. However, the event has been cancelled due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and we can only wait until March now. To hype things up again, a new render of OPPO smartwatch surfaced on the Internet and it has a different colour finish this time.

It wasn't that long ago that the Mobile World Congress 2020 was cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak. Annually held in Barcelona, Spain, it's the world's largest mobile showcase event and there are reports that some smartphone brands will be rescheduling their events. This includes OPPO and Xiaomi, perhaps even Huawei as well.