Foldable smartphones are cool devices, but without proper protective measures, they can be damaged. That's why Samsung uses an Ultra Thin Glass (UTG) to layer on top of its devices. But the UTG adds to the price of a foldable phone, so Samsung has been looking into reducing the cost of the component. To do this, the company is teaming up with Corning to develop a cheaper type of UTG.

In this episode of TechNave NewsBytes 2020 #13 we have the Xiaomi Q1 2020 revenue report and YoY growth, more realme achievements, Samsung on the secure features of their Exynos chipset powering the Galaxy S20 series and a Raya video from Digi. Huawei also weighed in with deals on the Matebook x pro while TIME launched a new campaign. 

Kaspersky reveals more online troubles while MediaTek announce their new NB-IoT solutions. Huawei comes back again with more news highlights while G.SKILL shows off what they can achieve with the latest Intel processor and ASUS motherboard. Epson launched a new EH-TW7000 projector while Microsoft announced key highlights for Build 2020. 

Grab are showcasing new fun things you can do with their app regarding doodles, while for this episode’s Special: Netflix offer several guides for levelling up at home and answering Raya questions. So, do read on.

Chipsets used by smartphones are getting smaller and smaller nowadays, with the current smallest being only 7nm and it's from Apple and Huawei. The reasons for making them so tiny are because the tinier the better for power efficiency and silicon area size. Earlier, the largest chipmaker TSMC has taken on the challenge by making a 3nm process and planned to release it by the end of 2020. However, it will now be delayed until early 2021 because of the pandemic.

When Samsung launched the Galaxy Watch Active series last year, many were disappointed with the switch to a touch-sensitive bezel. It works well enough, but a physical one is just better when it comes to watches. Well, there's good news then, as sources claim that the Galaxy Watch 2 will see the return of the physical rotating bezel.

Do you miss the days when you could just pop off the back cover of your phone and replace the battery? The phones of today have traded that flexibility for seamless phone bodies and water or dust resistance, but we may get that back in the future. A new rumour claims that Samsung could look to bring back removable batteries for some devices.

Not long ago, Samsung has announced that they will collaborate with personal finance company SoFi to launch a debit card that is tied in with Samsung Pay. The debit card will allow users to manage their finance through the app that is already popular among Samsung devices' users. Today, it has been revealed that the answer to Apple Card (Apple's debit card) will be called Samsung Money, and it will be launching soon later this summer.

It hasn't been all that long since Samsung announced its latest line-up of TVs to Malaysia, but the 2020 line-up is already getting an addition. The South Korean manufacturer has unveiled the Terrace today, a new 4K QLED TV that's designed for outdoor use. Also, Samsung has designed the new Terrace Soundbar to pair it with the new TV.

Are you excited about the next Samsung's Galaxy Watch to be launched? Other than that the rumour saying that it will have its internal storage doubled up to 8GB, we've received another exciting update on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 2 today. It is said that the smartwatch will be the first from Samsung to feature a titanium casing.

Samsung, in collaboration with Boost, has officially announced that they will be working together in order to provide the best mobile payment experience to Malaysians possible. With that said, Boost will be integrated with Samsung Pay, which allows Samsung smartphone users to easily pay their purchases simply by scanning a QR code if the merchants do not support card payments.

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.