Editorial

Samsung phones are always packed with technologies that many of us have used but did not realize the presence of such technologies. For example, the camera API that was open for other apps to use, which is why pictures were taken using the Facebook Messenger app looks so much better compared to other apps. Or how Samsung's camera algorithm improves itself over time.

realme Malaysia just launched the new realme 9i and it is one of the more interesting smartphones of recent months as it is the first smartphone here in Malaysia that is powered by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 6nm processor. Alongside its price of RM869, the realme 9i is literally redefining the budget gaming smartphone market.

The M1 MacBook Air. At this point in time, this laptop is already a year and a 3 months old. And at the end of last year, when Windows 11 was announced, I got so frustrated with Windows that I wanted a way out. Then John brought up an idea - why not get the M1 MacBook?

With the introduction of USB-C, this little cable plug can be plugged into so many devices - phones, laptops, tablets, speakers, keyboards, mouse, gamepad controllers, monitors, power banks, wireless chargers, desk fans, gaming consoles, and so many more.

Malaysia really kicked 5G deployment into high gear with the introduction of Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) being the single wholesaler of 5G. I'm not going into the details of that as I am only here to test the current situation of 5G here in Malaysia. All the testing shown in this article is done on the 22nd of December 2021.

In the year 2021, we can see a lot of interesting things happening this year. We're seeing foldable devices getting mainstream, a bunch of phones spammed into the market to see what sticks, and some mid-range phones even having IP-rating.

When it comes to smartphones, even back in the early days, I have gotten one request from many people - "I want a phone that doesn't heat up". There are a lot of issues with that one sentence and it opens a can of worms.

Did you know that you can share your tablet with multiple different people without sacrificing privacy? There's a multi-user feature that you can use so that you can share that one tablet with a few different people. And it's also very easy to start using.

I've made the switch and joined the foldable future for about 2 weeks now, and so far - I am enjoying my time with the device. I spent quite some time fine-tuning and adapting to this foldable phone and I found out that there are a few things that I highly recommend doing the instant you unbox the phone.