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Yes, you read that right. This isn't just some survey from a media outlet, but by Samsung itself. A recent survey of users of Samsung Galaxy phones has found that while many recognise flaws in their photos, a surprisingly large share never use the phone’s built-in AI editing features.

The Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) and the Association of Islamic Banking and Financial Institutions Malaysia (AIBIM) released findings from their third annual public survey on scam awareness, conducted by Rakuten Insight between March and April 2025. The survey collected responses from 1000 Malaysians nationwide.

A few hours ago, the Road Transport Department of Malaysia (JPJ) kicked off a customer feedback survey aimed at improving its digital services. As part of its commitment to delivering a more user-friendly and efficient online experience, JPJ is calling on the public to share their experiences and suggestions.

The global smartphone market is set to grow by 3% year-on-year (YoY) in the first quarter of 2025, according to Counterpoint Research's preliminary Market Pulse report. For now, Apple is leading the sales for the global market. So, what should you know about it?

Generative AI has been out for a while, so many people would have been exposed to it by now. However, few if any are impressed with AI features as a whole. Some people use AI features, but it seems the majority don't consider them useful.

Maybank has now announced that it will conduct a Customer Experience Survey to further improve its services, starting from August to November 2024 . So, what should you know about it?

Last time, we were tricked by realme as the brand released a teaser poster for its "upcoming laptop MeowBook" one day before April Fool's Day. Although it was just a prank, there's no denying it's possible for the smartphone manufacturer to venture into the laptop segment in the near future. Today, a new report has arrived saying that realme already started preparing for it by asking the public to fill up a laptop survey.

According to a recent study, only 47% of iPhone users are interested in foldable devices. Mind you, this study is for people in the US and 47% is still a large percentage. But don't be surprised if you don't see any iPhone Flip or iPad Fold anytime soon.

So apparently, Twitter has been releasing surveys to random Twitter users on their thoughts of having several emoji reactions. If you think that sounds like Facebook's emoji reaction, that's exactly what it is. No plans are in motion yet, as a Twitter spokesperson told Techcrunch.com that they are just exploring other ways for users to express themselves in conversions.

Apple has done it again, first they removed the audio jack, added the notch, then removing charging adapters in the box. It's ironic indeed, this is because other Android brands followed the company's footsteps and rumours have it that Huawei may the next one in removing Type-C charging cables.