After hearing several rumours, Samsung's first 5nm chipset Exynos 1080 has finally debuted in China today. Not only that, it looks like the rumour saying that the vivo X60 will become the first device to have it might also come true, as the company has announced vivo as the strategic partner for the chipset. Now, let's come find out how powerful is the new Exynos 1080!

Smartphone manufacturers always show their innovative or sometimes crazy design ideas through the patents that they've submitted. This time, LetsGoDigital has dug up something interesting that comes from Samsung. It looks like the Korean tech giant has a plan to manufacture a sliding phone that is also equipped with two screens.

Are you buying anything tomorrow? If so, you're just in time because Lazada Malaysia will be hosting the annual Biggest One-Day Sale as per tradition but with a twist. The twist is that most of the crazy flash sale offerings will be subsidized by the company, brands include Apple, Samsung, Huawei and many more. 

With the 11.11 Sale happening in just a few days, brands such as Acer, Xiaomi, 1MORE, Garmin, Samsung, and more will be offering a bunch of discounts and free gifts on 11 November 2020. Not only will there be discounts, but the brands will also be offering a bunch of free gifts as depending on the product you purchased.

Later this month, Samsung Galaxy S20 series users will be the first batch to experience the all-new One UI 3.0 that is based on Android 11. After announcing the beta program back in August, Samsung is finally bringing the new OS update to Malaysian users.

A report by BusinessKorea states that Samsung will be supplying chipsets to smartphone manufacturing companies such as Xiaomi, vivo, as well as OPPO. With that all being said, we can expect the chipsets to be available on lower-end smartphones while Qualcomm’s chipsets will be used for mid-range and higher-end smartphones.

Last month, the Exynos 1080 chipset appearing more than a few times in rumours. That led to many believing that Samsung would be launching it soon and that does seem to be the case. The company has officially confirmed that a launch will happen on 12 November 2020.

Have you ever left your phone somewhere in your house and completely forgot about it after? It can sometimes be hard to find it again, but having the right app can solve that problem. Thanks to a new mobile app from Samsung, you should be able to better locate any device you may have misplaced. Specifically, we're talking about the SmartThings Find mobile app that lets you locate your devices.

Recently, the International Data Corporation (IDC) has released a report of the top five brands in smartphone shipments during the third quarter of 2020. According to the reports, Samsung is still at the top position, followed by Huawei.

Right after the US government had given license to firms for supplying chips to Huawei, the next good news to the China tech company is getting the approval to work with Sony and OmniVision once again for receiving their tech components.