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5G has been a thing during the pandemic and even more so with brands trying to get you to buy their 5G monicker phones. However, a recent report by the Financial Times said that the phase may have worn out now, as consumers are starting to have second thoughts.

Although HONOR had hit rock bottom for a period, the brand has proved that it's still able to pick everything up and fight its battle again. At the MWC 2022, the brand got awarded 29 awards, not to mention that it also took the top spot in China's Android smartphone shipments during Q4 2021.

Despite being unable to fulfil the demand for PS5, Sony has reportedly started developing a new model for the gaming console. According to the latest information, the new model in question is the PS5 Pro, spotted through a prototype sent from Japan to the US.

HONOR, once a brand that struggles, has now regained its glory. The brand is now the third-largest in China by shipping 4 million devices last month. With the help of the number, it managed to surpass other huge brands like Xiaomi and Apple, which shipped 3.9 million and 3 million devices respectively.

In the current circumstances, you would think that people would try to save more money for necessary things such as food. However, a new Canalys report says otherwise as the shipment of smartphones will grow by 12% this year. That's an estimated 1.4 billion units around the world, but why is that so?

So not only TikTok is in trouble, but so as WeChat since US President Trump released an executive order to ban the social app on 7 August 2020. Should the app be banned, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicted that the iPhone global shipments could decline 25-30%, but why?

Do you run an e-commerce business or plan to send parcels at the end of this month? Then you might want to hold off or avoid using Pos Laju as it it won't be available. Pos Malaysia has announced that all its business operations will be closed from 31 July to 2 August 2020.

With the conditional movement control order (CMCO) extended to 9 June 2020, companies will continue to have issues with things like logistics. In anticipation of this, courier companies operating in Malaysia have set a cut off date for shipments. This means that you can't do any last-minute shopping now and hope for your gift to arrive on time.

Based on a statement by IDC, vivo shipped more than 54.3% of the total 5G smartphone shipment in China, which is significantly more if you compare them to other smartphone competitors. The reason vivo was able to achieve this feat, was due to the fact that vivo had already started investing in 5G since 2016. As of today, vivo has applied more than 2000 5G patents as well as 3000 more technical proposals to the 3GPP Standardisation Organisation.