Based on a statement by wabetainfo.com, it seems that the developers of WhatsApp might be planning on developing a fully-fledged WhatsApp client for the PC very soon. While not much is known in regards to the release date of the feature, it does give us a better idea on what to expect as soon as it is globally available.

Based on a statement by @UniverseIce on Twitter, it seems that Samsung could potentially be working on a 600MP camera sensor which will be equipped embedded in Samsung smartphones in the future. While not much is known in regards to the release window of the aforementioned sensor, it does give us a better idea on what to expect as soon as it is available in the global market.

It seems that Maxis briefly unveiled the VoLTE feature on their official website, showcasing the features and benefits the technology provides such as high-quality calls, fast call setup, as well as seamless switching between voice and video calls. However, for some odd reason, Maxis decided to take down all mentions of VoLTE on their website which might hint that the pages were not supposed to be up until a later date.

It seems that an app called Semak Mule was recently unveiled thanks to an initiative by PDRM, which allows users to check whether the owner of the bank account or phone number was recently involved in a crime. By using this app, the public can keep themselves informed on whether they are dealing with a scammer, as well as increase their trust when it comes to online transactions.

Based on a statement by threatpost.com, it seems that there is a flaw on WhatsApp which causes the user’s phone number to show up on Google search. Not only that, WhatsApp users will not be able to stop their phone numbers to show up via the wa.me domain, which is also owned by Facebook.

For those who work with or on their smartphones a lot, being able to transfer files between their mobile device and a PC can be invaluable. It's even better if you can do it in a quick and convenient way, which is what Microsoft has in mind. The Your Phone app now allows devices with the "Link to Windows" feature to connect to your PC for an easy way to drag-and-drop for files.

Based on a statement sammobile, it seems that Samsung smartphones will be to easily transfer up to 100 files with a file size of no more than 512MB at once to any compatible Windows 10 PCs via Wi-Fi. In order to perform the transfer, you have to make sure that your Galaxy device is running Link To Windows v1.5 or higher and the PC has to been running the latest insider builds of Windows 10.

Based on a statement by androidheadlines.com, it seems that Huawei recently filed a patent which shows a smartphone that is equipped with up to 6 cameras at the back as well as 2 in the front. While not much is known in regards to the tech specs of the aforementioned smartphone, we do know that it is expected to not come with a curved display.

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