The 3D ToF sensor was something that can only be seen on Samsung's highest flagship offerings like the Galaxy S10 5G and Galaxy S20 Ultra. However, the company has later decided to replace it with a Laser AF system for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Since then, the 3D ToF sensor can no longer be found on the latest Samsung devices. Today, it is reported that we will not be getting the sensor with the upcoming Galaxy S22 series as well. 

Obviously, getting the Galaxy S21 Ultra means you're getting the whole package. We have talked about its camera features before, plus you probably know that its display supports QHD+ resolution and up to 120Hz refresh rate. But if you need more convincing, here are four features that make the Galaxy S21 Ultra a flagship performance phone.

If you ask us, the Galaxy S20 series variants in Malaysia has one big downside. Specifically, its Exynos 990 chipset is infamous for its thermal throttling and poor battery performance. Thankfully, it seems this year's Exynos 2100 chipset won't have those problems.

As smartphones get more powerful, some people have started to use them in replacement of laptops. For Android devices, there are even models that are suitable for enterprise users. In fact, Samsung's latest flagship smartphones now have that certification.

In case you missed the Samsung Galaxy S21 series launch last week, it was also announced that the Galaxy S21 Ultra can support an S Pen. In fact, there would be two S Pen models which are the vanilla type and the S Pen Pro. Although there's no price tag yet for the separated accessory in Malaysia, here's what we know.

Last night, Samsung introduced the latest Samsung Galaxy S21 series. Since it was a global launch, it wasn't long before Samsung Malaysia announced the official local prices and pre-order freebies. As per tradition, we will be comparing the telco pre-order packages, which include Celcom, Digi, Maxis, and U Mobile.

Tonight is the Samsung Unpack livestream at 11 PM but before that, a massive leak of the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is now online. Initially leaked by Evan Blass, more information of the upcoming flagship is now on his Twitter account and website. Let's take a look at what are the exciting highlights.

There are plenty of leaks about the Samsung Galaxy S21 series before the company launches them. The devices should be unveiled on 'Galaxy Unpack' that is held on 14 January 2021 (live stream 11 PM) but before that, here’s another new leak about the device.

Just a few hours ago, Ice universe from Twitter just leaked a piece of information on the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. For the fans of refresh rates, it seems that the ultra variant could go up to 120Hz refresh rate and WQHD+ resolution at the same time. 

Today, Samsung has finally confirmed that their highly-anticipated Galaxy S21 series will be launching on 14 January with Galaxy Fit2 as a pre-register gift. Before that happens, the leaks will continue to surface giving us more looks at the upcoming series. Now, we get to know how the S Pen for the Galaxy S21 Ultra will look like as its image has been spotted online.