Last week, we reported that the Malaysian police force can check your mobile phone if there is enough reasonable suspicion. However, it was further clarified again by Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, saying the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) cannot simply check a phone without a good reason.

Perhaps bad news to most people, the Malaysian police force now has the authority to check your mobile phone if there is suspicion or anything related to a crime. The news was confirmed by Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain yesterday, under Section 23 (1) of the Criminal Procedure Code.

You know that joke about how our Facebook advertisements seem to know what we were looking for after having that conversation? Well, turns out that it's quite true. As confirmed in leaked documents from one of Facebook's alleged marketing partners.

In Asian culture, we tend to put our wet phones in a bag of rice (which was not recommended by Apple, by the way). Although modern iPhones have good water resistance ratings, it still takes a while to completely dry up.

During a conference in London, OPPO took the stage and announced its commitment to making AI phones accessible to everyone. On top of that, the company also announced its collaboration with Google, MediaTek, Microsoft and more partners across the industry to deliver an enhanced AI phone experience.

At the moment, there are two best ways to unlock your phone - using a fingerprint scanner or face recognition. Both are easy and quick, and there seem to be no other ways, but it seems that a team of researchers from Kyushu University and the University of Tokyo in Japan just brought a breath of fresh ideas to the table (pun intended).

Partnering with StockX, Nothing will be selling the first 100 phone (1) via a DropX Exclusive Auction on the platform, whereby the devices will be sold to the highest bidders. According to the StockX website announcing the collaboration, the first 100 Nothing smartphones will be serialised from 1 to 100, making them unique to each individual who managed to secure the device.

After sharing a first look at the vivo X Fold and its specs last week, reliable tipster Digital Chat Station has done one better today by posting schematics of vivo's first foldable phone. And true to the leakster’s previous claims, the schematics shows that the phone will feature a quad-camera setup.

A further look at the alleged X Fold’s schematics also reveals a punch-hole camera on the cover screen of the foldable. Furthermore, it is also consistent with Digital Chat Station’s previous claims that the X Fold will adopt the same form factor of the Xiaomi Mi Mix Fold, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold, Huawei Mate X2 and Oppo Find N.

HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones today launched the latest member of the Nokia G-Series family in Malaysia, the Nokia G21, with a special pre-order price of only RM759 through Shopee. The official retail price of the device is RM799.

Claiming that it’ll have twice as many security updates than its competitors and a whopping 3-day battery life, the G21 comes wrapped up in a brand new sleek design that doesn’t compromise on Nokia’s famous durability.

OPPO Malaysia has announced that the Reno7 series will officially start going on sale at the OPPO Reno7 First Sale Roadshow this weekend (5 & 6 March 2022) located at Sunway Pyramid’s Blue Atrium.

What’s more, exclusively during the roadshow, OPPO Malaysia will be giving out a complimentary new OPPO Watch Free worth RM449 on top of free gifts worth up to RM1267 to the first 100 customers who purchase the Reno7 Series 5G!