HUAWEI might be up to something more exciting than foldable smartphones. It is spotted that the company has filed a patent with World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO ) earlier this year for a rollable device. According to the patent, the device mainly uses magnets for the display to be extended.

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For those unaware, Huawei is hosting a Super Brand Day on its website and Lazada today. But if you are too busy for some online shopping today, you can still do it next week! Yup, Huawei Malaysia has confirmed that there's another Super Brand Day on 27 July 2021.

Another sale by Huawei Malaysia? Yup and for one day only, you will be able to get your hands on several selected Huawei gadgets at the Huawei Super Brand Day 721 (that's next Wednesday) sales. 

Not long after launching the Huawei Mate 40 series last year, Huawei claimed that it had 120W and 200W fast-charging tech. At the time, those power ratings were allegedly not suitable for mobile devices. But now the company has one that would be suitable.

A statement by LetsGoDigital seems to hint that Huawei could be one of the first to release a smartphone that’s equipped with the "best" implementation of an under-display camera. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is available in the local market.

After the cancellation of MWC 2020 last year, this year’s MWC 2021 began with a number of innovations including being virtual and utilizing technology to implement COVID 19 safety measures. Despite this, we were able to easily and virtually attend all the keynotes and events accordingly following the MWC 2021 theme of Connected Impact. 

In the upcoming Shopee 7.7 Mid Year Sale, they are back once again with attractive tech gadget deals and we are here to tell you which one is worth getting. According to Shopee Malaysia, the exclusive tech deals are worth up to 77% discount and will take place on 7 July at 12 AM. 

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As fast-charging becomes increasingly better, the need for standards become more important. There are too many companies developing fast chargers, so it's important for there to be a unified standard. Fortunately, the big companies are well ahead of us.