News & Reviews:   tech specs

Motorola is planning to join the premium smartphone segment with a device codenamed 'Frontier'. Earlier, its render has already been leaked, but it was not that clear for us to spot an exciting feature. Until now, the HD version of the render is finally here thanks to leakster Evan Blass, and it shows that the device will bring a 194MP primary camera.

Being the best doesn't mean that you can't become better. These days, smartphone manufacturers are all putting efforts into enhancing and upgrading their products in order to stay in the competition. In a fast-changing world of technology, the challenge becomes even harder. With that being said, it is rumoured that Xiaomi's upcoming flagships will have 16GB of RAM and also 120W charger in the near future.

There were reports spotted on mydrivers.com, stating that Qualcomm might be thinking of putting a limit on how cheap a smartphone equipped with the Snapdragon 865 with 5G can be priced at. While not much has been confirmed, it seems that the lowest a smartphone with the chipset can be priced at is around USD430(~RM1788).

OPPO has recently released a short 15-second teaser on their Weibo account, showcasing their new upcoming under-display camera technology. The teaser video showed us a quick rundown of the various methods used by OPPO, in order to incorporate the front-facing selfie camera into the front of their smartphones.

There have been rumours floating around, hinting the possibility of smartphone manufacturers such as Samsung and Xiaomi could have their smartphones fitted with a 64MP image sensor. Surprisingly, Realme was the first to release a photo sample taken from the aforementioned image sensor, beating Samsung and Xiaomi to the punch.

Vivo has posted a short video on their Weibo account, showcasing their new 120W Super FlashCharge technology and its charging capabilities. Based on the video description, the aforementioned charging technology is capable of charging the Vivo smartphone that is equipped with a 4000mAh by up to 50% in just 5 minutes, while fully charging the phone will require up to 13 minutes. Which is pretty quick, especially when you compare the average charging time for a typical smartphone.

This year could be a unique one for Apple fans out there as Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, hinted in his investor's note that there might be a dual-SIM 6.1-inch LCD model iPhone with a price starting at USD650 (~RM2528) and USD550 (~RM2139) for their single SIM models.