There are very few water-resistant smartphones in the market and it's for a good reason, when asked why Xiaomi, one of the popular smartphone manufacturers in China has no plans to adopt the feature, this is what the founder of Xiaomi, Lei Jun has to say.

One of the biggest smartphone makers in the world may soon find themselves considering to wean off the dependence on Google's OS and instead turn to their own home brand. Samsung's Tizen is not new – with their Samsung Z model available in select market, and their smartwatches running on their own OS. The fact that they may just turn away from Android could be a game changer. 

Like Samsung? Love special edition models? This is the news you should be reading. The Korean company has opened pre-orders of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Injustice Edition, as a promotion tie-in with the Injustice: Gods Among Us collectible card game. 

With the start of Awal Ramadan yesterday, many Malaysians are starting to have spring cleaning and bringing out their cookbooks in anticipation of another joyous Raya celebration with friends and family. If you're in need of something for that, Samsung Malaysia Electronics just have the right festive deals for everyone!

If you've read the news of Samsung pulling out from making Android Wear recently, Samsung has responded to the rumour stating they are not quite done yet with it, and intends to stay on track, keeping the possibility of making future wearables open.

With the global economy doom and gloom that is permeating the world right now, one would expect the consumer electronics market will suffer. No, not really. Smartphone sales are actually up by 3.9% when compared to the same time last year, according to Gartner.  

The recent Japan earthquake may impact smartphone manufacturers as Sony's imaging sensor production facility was involved in the earthquake.

The main hurdles that we spend a lot of time thinking about are inspiring mass adoption, creating great content, and continuing the discovery of what VR is capable of. 

Widening the consumer base is a top priority. VR can (and will) be a revolutionary platform for gaming and entertainment, but we’ve been seeing first-hand just how far the medium can reach. We now have the power to traverse great distances in no time at all and walk a mile in another man’s shoes. VR has the power to transform how people feel about one another. How can VR continue to reshape journalism and news? How can VR affect education and learning? Every new revolutionary technology, be it the cell phone or the laptop, is pushed to the limits by humanity. How do we use this thing in a way where our lives are greatly improved? VR is no different. 2016 will see the continued push to explore how VR can transform existing modes of communication, bring people closer together, and make our lives more streamlined.

Are foldable smartphones possible? Not the ones like the flipping phones back in the days, but a smartphone that could be bend in half along with the screen. It seems crazy to even consider that idea, but then again the idea of having a touchscreen was also crazy; and it worked.

HSBC analysts have predicted that Samsung will be the first to release such device, claiming that Samsung have always had that goal in mind few years ago; with a leaked presentation slide plans to release the first foldable smart devices by 2018. Here's what HSBC speculates:-

Just before the weekend last week, Samsung Malaysia Electronics held a 3S Smart Service contest for its service centre (SVCs) and call centre (CCC) staffs nationwide. The 3S represents Samsung’s customer service philosophy and motto, which are speed, solution and satisfaction.

The purpose of the contest was to serve as an ideal platform for customer service officers to improve their customer service skills, product and technical knowledge to continuously strive and to respond to the customers’ needs with top class quality services .