With mobile devices, 200MP is probably going to be the top range for a while. Companies like Samsung are working on a 600MP sensor, but improving the performance of existing tech like camera lenses should be more important. And it seems Panasonic agrees.

Not only the smartphone industry is achieving revolutionary design change, but the TV industry has also come a long way. Today, Panasonic has launched their first transparent OLED TVs. When the TVs are not displaying anything, they look just like those see-through glasses standing at the corner of your living room.

Based on a statement by japantimes.co.jp, it seems that Panasonic recently developed a gadget that utilizes vacuum suction in order to pick up earbuds that were dropped onto railway tracks. The push for the development of such a gadget was due to the fact that there were around 950 cases of dropped earbuds between July and September of 2020, which has the potential to not only damage the railway tracks but also place patrons in danger if they were foolish enough to try and retrieve their earbuds.

Samsung hit no.1 again and this is the company's 9th time winning in a row, they have been rated as the most popular brand in Asia. A report had shown that among the 1000 electronic companies in the rank, Samsung is the first choice based on consumer insights. 

With so many of us still working from home these days, video calls continue to be a popular way for virtual meetings to be conducted. Remember how Canon released a utility tool to turn your camera into a webcam? Well, Panasonic has the same type of software now and it works on Lumix cameras.

With true wireless earbuds getting more and more popular, will wired earphones eventually get eliminated? Yes or no, we might still have to wait for a long time for it to happen. Before that, Panasonic is joining the true wireless game now by putting their first two models of true wireless earbuds on sale. There is the Panasonic RZ-S500W that offers premium noise cancellation, and the RZ-S300W for people who care about size and comfort.

The Panasonic Lumix series is popular when it comes to mirrorless cameras and its latest model was set to be announced at Photokina 2020. Unfortunately, the event had to be cancelled and so far there hasn't been an official update on the Lumix GH6. Now, a recent rumour has suggested that the camera could be unveiled in August or September 2020.

Many are looking to hybrid or fully electric vehicles (EV) for the future, as countries around the world all look to reduce carbon footprint. Toyota and Panasonic seem to have zeroed in on this space, as the two companies have recently announced the establishment of a joint company - Prime Planet Energy & Solutions.

This year's CES 2020 had plenty of fancy bling and cool toys, with one of them from Panasonic. It was actually surprising to see the Japanese electronics company show something many wouldn't have expected them to work on: Virtual reality glasses. 

Things are seemingly grim for Huawei. Ever since Google announced that it will stop its services for Huawei, Qualcomm and Intel will also cut ties with them. But all is not lost, as of recent news, not everyone is on the same page with the US Government. This includes TSMC, Panasonic, Aptoide, and an official statement by Huawei CEO, Ren Zhengfei on the future of Huawei.