Virtual reality (VR) has never gone mainstream and there are few obvious reasons. For one, price is a barrier to entry as most VR headsets are expensive. But lack of depth in content and what VR users call the "screen door" effect is another. Fortunately, there could now be a solution for that last part.

After the news broke out saying that Samsung will bring uniform bezels to the upcoming Galaxy S21 series, we've gotten a possible follow-up for the rumour today. LetsGoDigital, a platform that is well-known for patent and trademark coverage, has discovered that Samsung has trademarked for something called "Blade Bezels".

It seems that the One UI 3.0 open beta, which is available in selected countries introduces several new features that could improve the user experience of Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners when the update is rolled out to the public. One of the features worth taking note of is the Double Tap to Sleep function, which lets the user double tap on an empty portion of the home screen or lock screen in order to turn off the display.

At the end of September 2020, Lenovo announced that its fancy new ThinkPad X1 Fold would be coming to Malaysia. But that probably won't be the only laptop with a foldable display we'll be seeing. In fact, a new report claims that Intel, Microsoft, and Samsung will be working together to make more laptops like that.

A report by letsgodigital seems to hint that Samsung could be working on a smartphone with a pop-out flexible display, in order to provide a much more pleasant listening experience for the user. While not much is known in regards to the release date of the smartphone, it is safe to assume that the smartphone with the pop-out display will not be unveiled anytime soon.

Looks like Maxis has finally rolled out the VoLTE feature, which is now available in Malaysia starting from today onwards. With that said, it is best to note that only select smartphones support VoLTE for now with possibly more coming in the future.

In the past month or so, several rumours about the latest Exynos chipsets from Samsung have been surfacing. A piece of news we covered recently mentioned the Exynos 1080 chipset beating current flagship chipsets in AnTuTu. Now, Samsung has allegedly confirmed that some details of this mid-range chipset.

It seems that a user on Instagram recently made a video post, showcasing how it’s possible to play Doom Eternal on the Samsung smart fridge. This is due to the fact that the user has managed to get Microsoft’s xCloud service running on the aforementioned product, which means that it is possible to play other Xbox games as well.

Rumours of new Samsung Exynos chipsets have been around for some time and so far we know that there are two new models on the way. The Exynos 1080 is one of it and could be featured first in the vivo X60. Now, the chipset was found in a benchmark for a new phone on AnTuTu.

When it comes to mobile chipsets, the Exynos 990 hasn't been as impressive as this year's flagship Snapdragon 865. But Samsung decided not to throw in the towel and has two new chipsets on the way. One of it is the Exynos 2100 chipset, which a reliable source has some new info on.