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For something that's been a symbol of medicine for generations, the stethoscope hasn't changed that dramatically in how it's used: a clinician listens, interprets what they hear, and decides what to do next. The catch is that "listening well" (cardiac auscultation) is a hard skill to master, and in busy clinics it's also easy to under-use or rush.

If you've ever looked at a Surface Pro and thought, "This is perfect… but what if it could also run games like it's angry at your electricity bill," ASUS has something very specific (and very Kojima) on the way. ASUS has confirmed that the ASUS x KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS ROG Flow Z13-KJP is coming to Malaysia, with pre-orders starting on 24 February 2026. Pricing is still being kept under wraps for now, but at least we finally have a local timeline.

Samsung has dropped a new ad ahead of the Galaxy S26 launch, and it strongly points to a built-in "privacy display" mode that's designed to stop people nearby from reading your screen. The ad shows a simple "Zero-peeking privacy" toggle being switched on, and the content becomes unreadable to anyone viewing from the side

Samsung has just pulled the curtain back on a new twist to its QD-OLED lineup, called QD-OLED Penta Tandem. If that name sounds like a marketing bingo card, the idea behind it is actually pretty practical: it's a new way of stacking OLED light-emitting layers so the display can get brighter, more efficient, and sharper, without needing to increase the physical size of the panel.

A fresh leak is making the rounds: AMD's next "Halo" class APU (often referred to as "Medusa Halo") might support LPDDR6, the next-generation low-power memory standard. The source of the chatter is a post from leaker Olrak29 on X, where they suggested an internal platform identifier ("SM8975") supports both LPDDR5X and LPDDR6, and then doubled down when asked specifically about Medusa Halo.