News & Reviews:   Technology

Samsung Malaysia Electronics have announced that their latest "Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2024" competition is open for entries. It invites Form 1 to Form 3 students (ages 13 to 15) to use their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) skills to solve real problems facing their communities. The theme this year is "Start with Can".

Recently, Nokia hosted 'Amplify Malaysia' as a technology event showcase accelerating Malaysia's digital transformation and economic growth. The company's refreshed strategy is setting Nokia as a B2B technology innovation leader, to spearhead the development of cutting-edge network solutions and advancements.

Infinix have announced their new wired 260W All-Round FastCharge tech which can charge a phone to 25% in 1 minute and 100% in 7.5 minutes. Their 110W Wireless All-Round FastCharge tech on the other hand, can charge wirelessly to 100% in just 16 minutes.

Samsung has another pretty impressive fingerprint scanning technology coming up. The Korean tech giant has unveiled OLED 2.0, a biometric fingerprint unlocking system that works with your finger placed anywhere on the screen.

A team of Xiaomi engineers has introduced a headband that lets users control digital devices with their brains. Known as MiGu Headband, the device can translate brainwaves into specific commands, which can be used to control Xiaomi's smart home products.

Samsung has introduced the industry's first Graphics Double Data Rate 6 (GDDR6) DRAM memory chip that provides speeds of 24Gb/s. The chip will deliver approximately 33% faster performance than the previous 18Gb/s solutions while consuming less power.

Not long ago, it was reported that iQOO would be introducing the first device that supports a 200W fast charging technology. If you think that's already impressive, new information arrives and claims OPPO is launching one with an even higher 240W charging capacity.

A new report suggests that vivo might include 200W fast charging in a future flagship smartphone. Not long ago, the company was said to introduce 100W phone instead, but it seems like it's aiming for something more ambitious. Now, it makes us question which smartphone will be the lucky one to get the feature.

TSMC will reportedly enter mass production for the next-generation 3nm process in the second half of 2022. According to the source, the semiconductor manufacturer is on track to supply Apple with its latest technology in 2023.

Most of us know HUAWEI has stopped producing 5G smartphones for quite a long while due to the trade ban. Although the Chinese tech giant worked hard on the 5G development, it still can't offer its solution to the industry. However, it seems like HUAWEI has identified a workaround to bring 5G connectivity to its smartphones, and it's something interesting.