A few days ago, there was news about Samsung developing folding displays for OPPO, Xiaomi, and Google. Here, we found a leaker that confirmed Google is planning a foldable Pixel smartphone and it is going to be unveiled at the end of the year or early next year.

It seems that Xiaomi’s upcoming Xiaomi Mi Band 6 have been spotted on the Bureau of Indian Standards, hinting that it will come equipped with SpO2 monitor, GPS, and more. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, the fact that it was spotted on the Indonesian Telecom certification website hints that it could be happening very soon.

It was reported that many smartphone manufacturers are releasing their own folding smartphones this year including OPPO, Xiaomi, and even Google. Now, we have received an update claiming that there's finally progress as Samsung Display is reportedly developing the folding displays for the mentioned companies.

It seems that OPPO has recently released a 30-second clip that showcases the new contactless charging technology and how it functions. Unfortunately, while there’s no news on when this will be available in the global market, we have good reason to believe it will most likely be supported by upcoming OPPO flagship smartphones.

Based on a statement by iFengNews, it seems that Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun wants to develop their own car in the near future. While not much is known in regards to the exact date on which the vehicle will be unveiled, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from Xiaomi in the future.

A new report is claiming that Apple was the largest buyer of semiconductor chips in 2020. According to Gartner, the tech giant had spent 53.6 billion USD (~RM216 billion) and took 11.9% of the global market share, representing 24% growth year-on-year. Let's read on to find out why Apple had to spend so much on semiconductors.

Many people will try to reduce their spending in 2021. This is why more affordable smartphones could be more popular choices this year. In fact, Xiaomi is expected to launch more flagship-class devices that are relatively affordable.

As previous rumours suggested, the long-awaited next-gen Xiaomi Mi Mix device could finally arrive this year. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun has also been actively teasing us by posting pictures of a concept smartphone that is highly possible to be the next-gen Mi Mix device. However, the latest source has claimed that not only we'll be seeing the Mi Mix smartphone, but there could be a Mi Mix tablet as well.

It seems that a new Xiaomi GaN charger has been spotted on weibo, hinting that the new charger is capable of achieving up to 67W charging speed. While not much is known in regards to the release date, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when the charger is officially available in the global market.

Today, Xiaomi just presented a new video teaser concept of a portless smartphone. At the moment, there's no official name so it's coined as the quad-curved waterfall display concept phone. It features an 88° curved edge display on all four sides.