Do you still own a Samsung Galaxy S20 or Galaxy Note 20 series phone? Well, you may want to get a new phone now. Since its introduction in 2020, it has been confirmed that this phone lineup won't be receiving any more software support. 

South Korean tech giants Samsung has joined the right-to-repair movement and will allow customers to repair their own mobile devices soon. Announced in a statement yesterday, Samsung is set to launch a new programme that will permit flagship Galaxy devices to be repaired by third-parties rather than just through the company’s in-house repair services.

With the programme, Samsung gives third-party repair companies access to genuine parts, repair tools and visual step-by-step guides for self-repair. In fact, the tech giant is also collaborating with iFixit - one of the world’s leading online repair community - on the programme.

Yup, you read that right. The Malaysian BTS army is in for a treat because Samsung Malaysia will giveaway BTS photo cards for free. Of course, they would have to purchase selected Samsung Galaxy products first. 

Later this month, Samsung Galaxy S20 series users will be the first batch to experience the all-new One UI 3.0 that is based on Android 11. After announcing the beta program back in August, Samsung is finally bringing the new OS update to Malaysian users.

As more and more information about the iPhone 12 series is being released, we came across some interesting news about its battery life when connected to 5G. The battery test was done by Tomsguide.com and the results are mixed, which can also imply that other 5G smartphones could experience the same when 5G becomes mainstream in the future.

A Tactical Edition for the Samsung Galaxy S20? That's not something you hear every day for smartphones. At most, the closest we could ever get close to a military-grade body on a tech device is usually on a laptop (Lenovo comes to mind) but here it is. Announced officially by Samsung Electronics just a few hours ago, the Galaxy S20 Tactical Version was designed for the US Officials and the Department of Defense with more than just a tough body casing.

If you follow Samsung Malaysia's Facebook page, you probably have noticed that there is an on-going photography contest called #MYShootLikeAPro. Well, if you're late to join the party but still want to participate, you still stand a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy S20 series smartphone. Interested? Read below to find out how.

Based on a bunch of 3D renders by LetsGoDigital, it seems that Samsung might be planning on developing a Samsung smartphone with a display that wraps around the body from all 4 sides. This is quite an interesting development due to the fact that the screens on the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S20 are slowly becoming a lot less curved compared to the previous generation.

It seems that the Samsung Galaxy S20 series update, which was initially available last month for regions such as Taiwan and Hong Kong is now being rolled out worldwide and it brings along various security and more importantly, camera improvements. To go into more detail, the camera improvements include better autofocus performance, as well as some better general camera performance.

Samsung has officially announced that they are partnering up with a Danish textile brand called Kvadrat to offer eco-friendly accessories such as phone cases for the Galaxy S20+ and the Watch Active2 strap. With that said, by using a special manufacturing process which reduces the amount of carbon dioxide emitted, they are able to manufacture 2 phone cases by using a single 500ml plastic bottle.