Samsung has been challenging itself to roll out updates at a more frequent pace and it seems like it's going well. Recently, the Korean tech giant has also announced that its devices will be eligible for four years of security updates, starting from the year that they were released. However, this latest clarification made by Samsung regarding the updates might not be what you wanted all along.

Many of you know about the chips that go into your phone. But did you know that Qualcomm doesn't actually churn out its own supply of chipsets? The powerful Snapdragon 888 is manufactured by Samsung, and that will also be the case for the new model.

It seems that a tweet by @UniverseIce recently posted a tweet regarding Samsung’s upcoming smartwatches, namely the Galaxy Watch 4, as well as the Watch Active 4. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, our source did mention that the smartwatches is expected to come equipped with Google’s Wear OS.

For many people, the smartphone is now their go-to for casual photography. As a result, smartphones with good camera sensors tend to become popular options. Samsung is a key provider in this area and now has a new upgrade with the ISOCELL 2.0 announced yesterday.

Back in 2017, Mastercard unveiled a biometric payment card that allows you to make purchases without ever touching a keypad and it's definitely a great idea to protect users' identities. Until now, the company is making the card with Samsung adding its own twist on it.

If you belong to a Nintendo community on Facebook, there's a good chance that you read plenty of rumours about a new Nintendo Switch console. While there's no official news, Bloomberg got some 'insider' news that the company is planning to upgrade the Switch with better features. Here's what you need to know.

Based on a report by xda-developers.com, it seems that Samsung might be working on a smartwatch that runs on Wear OS instead of their own Tizen operating system. With the new operating system, future Samsung smartwatches could be able to access all the compatible apps that are available on the Google Play Store.

Earlier in January, it was rumoured that Xiaomi would be launching a Redmi gaming smartphone this year that comes with the MediaTek Dimensity 1200 chipset. Today, the President of Xiaomi Group China and CEO of Redmi Lu Weibing teases that the device will be arriving this month.

Based on a statement by gizmochina, it seems that Samsung might be keen on releasing up to 3 new Exynos chipsets in the year 2021. The 3 new chipsets will include the 800-series, 1200-series, as well as 2200-series chips which will most likely be available on mid-range smartphones, high-end smartphones, as well as flagship smartphones respectively.

Besides the Neo QLED 8K and some new lifestyle TVs, Samsung also introduced a couple of monitors and soundbars from their Unbox & Discover livestream. From gaming to casual usage, here's what you need to know about the new devices.