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Kioxia Fast-Tracks Its Next-Gen 3D NAND Memory for the AI Era

Tech Gadgets | 19 December 2025

The race to build faster, denser, and more efficient flash memory has never been hotter — and Kioxia is stepping on the gas. According to new reporting from Nikkei, the company is accelerating production of its next-generation BiCS9 and BiCS10 3D NAND technologies, with its most advanced 332-layer BiCS10 now expected to enter production in 2026, much earlier than originally planned.

Ayaneo Brings Back a Form Factor the Industry Forgot

Tech Gadgets | 12 December 2025

If you were around in the early 2010s, you probably remember the Sony Xperia Play. It was one of those devices that made you stop and think, "This is actually pretty clever." A proper Android smartphone that slid open to reveal physical gaming controls, long before mobile gaming became what it is today. Unfortunately, Sony never followed it up, and the idea quietly disappeared.

Jolla Introduces a Community-Driven Linux Phone with a Refundable Pre-Order Model

Tech Gadgets | 08 December 2025

Jolla — the Finnish team behind the privacy-centric Sailfish OS — is stepping back into the smartphone arena with a new Linux phone created through community feedback. Instead of a traditional product launch, Jolla is inviting supporters to help define the hardware and fund early production through a refundable reservation system. And yes, Malaysians can absolutely participate.

Nubia Fold Officially Lands in Japan: A New Challenger in the Book-Style Foldable Arena

Tech Gadgets | 04 December 2025

After experimenting with several flip-style foldables under its Nubia Flip lineup, the brand is finally stepping into the big leagues. Nubia has launched its first book-style foldable smartphone in Japan, known simply as the Nubia Fold. The device quietly appeared on Japanese telco Y!mobile's website, complete with full specifications, pricing, and release information — giving us a clear look at what Nubia is bringing to the foldable market.

ASUS’ New Wi-Fi 7 Router Can Run Docker and Home Assistant, Blurring the Line Between Router and Mini-Server

Tech Gadgets | 02 December 2025

The next generation of home networking hardware is officially here — and ASUS is pushing the boundaries of what a router can be. The company has rolled out a new flagship model that not only supports ultra-fast Wi-Fi 7, but also runs Docker containers and even Home Assistant. In other words, this is not just a router; it's practically a tiny server disguised with antennas and RGB lighting.

Chuwi Introduces the CoreBook Air Series – Lightweight Ryzen-Powered Laptops in 14-inch and 16-inch Options

Tech Gadgets | 17 November 2025

Chuwi is gearing up for another global laptop release, and this time the focus is on portability paired with modern AMD power. The company is preparing to roll out two new models under its refreshed CoreBook lineup: the CoreBook Air and the CoreBook Air Plus, arriving in both 14-inch and 16-inch sizes. The launch is slated for next month, and early details suggest these machines are targeting users who want powerful hardware without carrying bulky devices.

Adata and MSI Unveil a New Milestone: The First 4-Rank CUDIMM DDR5 Memory Module

Tech Gadgets | 15 November 2025

The PC hardware world just got a major shake-up. Adata, working closely with MSI, has revealed what it calls the world's first 4-rank CUDIMM DDR5 memory module—a single stick that packs a massive 128GB of capacity. Yes, one stick, 128GB, fully stable. And this isn't just a marketing flex; it represents a real leap forward for high-capacity desktop computing.

SanDisk Introduces the World’s Smallest 1TB USB-C Flash Drive — And It’s Shockingly Tiny

Tech Gadgets | 07 November 2025

When you think of 1TB storage, you probably imagine a chunky external SSD or at least something with a bit of weight to it. But SanDisk just flipped that idea on its head. The company has unveiled the SanDisk Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive, which it claims is now the world's smallest 1TB flash drive — and the size alone will make you do a double take.

Can Handhelds Really Double Their Power? Inside the Rise of Dual-GPU Portable Gaming

Tech Gadgets | 05 November 2025

What if your handheld gaming PC could push twice—even three times—the frames while you're on battery? That's the promise behind a new, experimental approach: teaming the device's built-in graphics (iGPU) with a battery-powered external GPU (eGPU) to share the workload. Think big titles like Cyberpunk 2077 or Spider-Man 2 on a portable, boosted not by one GPU, but two working in tandem.

Microsoft Fixes Windows 11 Bug That Turned Games and Videos Red

Tech Gadgets | 04 November 2025

If your games or videos suddenly looked like someone slapped a red filter over them, you're not imagining things. Microsoft has confirmed a weird Windows 11 bug that caused certain videos and games to appear tinted red after recent updates. Thankfully, a fix is now rolling out with the October 2025 optional update (KB5067036) and will be included in the November Patch Tuesday as well.

A New Chapter for a Malaysian Smart Tech Pioneer

Tech Gadgets | 17 October 2025

Carabat AI, a proudly homegrown technology brand specializing in smart lifestyle solutions, has officially opened its first customer experience outlet at Sunway Avila Avenue, Wangsa Maju. The launch event, officiated by Datuk Johan Pahlawan Lela Perkasa Sitiawan Datuk Muhammed Abdullah, marks an exciting milestone for the company as it moves from an online-only presence into a physical retail experience.

Microsoft’s New Microfluidics Tech Could Transform AI Chip Cooling

Tech Gadgets | 24 September 2025

The global boom in artificial intelligence is driving innovation at a staggering pace, but it's also creating some massive engineering headaches. Chief among them? Heat. Today's AI systems require enormous computing power, which in turn produces an incredible amount of heat inside data centres. Traditional cooling methods are already struggling to keep up.

Lenovo Legion Glasses Gen 2 Launch in Malaysia at RM1,799

Tech Gadgets | 13 September 2025

Lenovo has officially brought its Legion Glasses Gen 2 to Malaysia, giving local gamers and tech enthusiasts a new way to enjoy immersive big-screen experiences—without an actual TV or monitor. Priced at RM1,799, the second generation of the wearable display is now available through Lenovo's online store, with retail availability set for mid-October.

Sony Introduces the “PlayStation Family” App: A Smarter Way to Manage Kids’ Gaming

Tech Gadgets | 11 September 2025

Sony is stepping up its parental control game with the launch of a brand-new mobile app called PlayStation Family. Available for both iOS and Android, the app is designed to give parents more control and visibility over how their children play on the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4—without needing to constantly hover over the console.

Biwin’s Fingernail-Sized PCIe 4.0 Mini SSD Could Change Portable Storage

Tech Gadgets | 16 August 2025

A New Form Factor in the Making - Remember back in April when Biwin unveiled its tiny SSD that was no bigger than a fingernail? At the time, it sounded almost futuristic. Now, just a few months later, the company has already moved past concept stage and is distributing working samples to select manufacturers. That means we're getting closer to seeing this little piece of tech in real-world devices.

The Evolution of Microsoft Surface Pro: From First Gen to the Future

Tech Gadgets | 16 August 2025

When Microsoft first launched the Surface line back in 2012, the idea was bold: merge the power of a laptop with the portability of a tablet. Fast forward to today, and the Surface Pro has become a flagship series, inspiring other 2-in-1 designs across the industry. Let's walk through the journey of every Surface Pro released so far, see how each shaped the market, and peek into what might be next.

ONEXGPU 7600M XT Review: A Portable Powerhouse with a Pricey Reality Check

Tech Gadgets | 05 August 2025

In April 2025, I decided to give my Surface Pro 8 a serious GPU boost by picking up the ONEXGPU 7600M XT, a compact external GPU solution that promised desktop-class gaming power in a sleek, minimalist enclosure. With USB4 becoming more common in ultraportables, I figured—why not?

NVIDIA Unveils RTX 5050: Budget-Friendly GPU with a Big Performance Boost

Tech Gadgets | 29 June 2025

After much anticipation and months of rumors, NVIDIA has finally made the GeForce RTX 5050 official. This marks the return of the popular xx50 series to desktop systems after the RTX 4050 skipped the desktop entirely. Set to arrive in July 2025, the RTX 5050 will be available in both desktop and laptop variants, with Game Ready Driver support rolling out earlier in the same month.

Someone Got iOS to Run on a Nintendo Switch—But Don’t Expect It to Replace Your iPhone

Tech Gadgets | 23 June 2025

The Nintendo Switch is still a playground for modders and tinkerers, especially now that excitement is building for its successor, the rumored Nintendo Switch 2. But while most hacks focus on unlocking the console to run retro games or custom software, one enthusiast decided to take an entirely different path—by getting the Switch to run iOS.

Meta and Oakley Team Up to Launch Futuristic AI-Powered Glasses

Tech Gadgets | 21 June 2025

Meta is making another bold move in the world of wearable technology—and this time, it's teaming up with a name that athletes and sports fans will instantly recognize: Oakley. Known for its high-performance eyewear, Oakley is joining forces with Meta to launch a new generation of smart glasses that blend fashion, function, and artificial intelligence.

Nintendo Strikes Back: Switch 2 Consoles Banned Over Cartridge Emulator

News | 17 June 2025

The Nintendo Switch 2 may have only just hit store shelves worldwide, but hackers and pirates wasted no time trying to bend it to their will. Unfortunately for them, Nintendo was just as quick with its counterattack — and bans have already begun rolling out.  

PDRM Deploys Drones to Catch Motorcyclists Skipping Motorcycle Lanes on Federal Highway

Tech Gadgets | 13 June 2025

In a move blending modern tech with old-school traffic enforcement, the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) have started using drones to spot and stop motorcyclists who refuse to use designated motorcycle lanes — especially along the notoriously busy Federal Highway. 

Nintendo Switch 2: A Shinier Ride, But Is It the Game-Changer We Hoped For?

Tech Gadgets | 13 June 2025

So there I was, barreling through Bowser's Castle again. Toad was my partner-in-chaos, lava was bubbling, banana peels were flying, and I swear I saw a cow overtaking me on the final lap. Just another day in Mario Kart World. But this time, it wasn't happening on the aging Nintendo Switch we've come to love (and sometimes side-eye). No, this was the debut lap on the brand-new Nintendo Switch 2 — and it's… something else.

My Experience with the AGI 1TB MicroSD Card: From Hype to Headache

Tech Gadgets | 03 May 2025

Early in 2025, I finally took the plunge and bought myself a 1TB microSD card from AGI for my Surface Pro 6. The price was reasonable, the specs looked solid, and honestly, the idea of having a terabyte of portable storage in such a tiny chip felt borderline sci-fi. I figured it would be perfect for storing videos, documents, photos, and virtual machine images I use for work and testing. 

PlayStation Plus Subscription Prices Set to Increase Starting 16 April

Tech Gadgets | 11 April 2025

Sony is preparing to roll out a new round of PlayStation Plus (PS Plus) price adjustments, with changes taking effect on 16 April 2025, as announced on the PlayStation Blog. This comes several months after the last price revision in September 2023. 

Coolify’s Holo Fans Bring Holographic Visuals to Your PC Setup

Tech Gadgets | 06 April 2025

If you're looking to take your PC aesthetics to the next level, Coolify's Holo Fans may be the perfect upgrade from traditional RGB lighting. First introduced last year, these fans offer a unique holographic display experience—without sacrificing cooling performance.

Scammers Are Faking RTX 4090 GPUs Using Older RTX 3090 Cards

Tech Gadgets | 30 March 2025

Once again, GPU scammers are making headlines—this time for disguising NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 cards as the much more expensive RTX 4090. The scam, recently uncovered in China, is just the latest in a series of deceptive GPU practices that continue to plague the market.

NVIDIA RTX 5060 Series May Launch Later Than Expected

Tech Gadgets | 23 March 2025

Gamers and PC enthusiasts waiting on NVIDIA's next mid-range graphics cards might need to hang on a little longer. According to the latest rumors, the GeForce RTX 5060 Series launch has reportedly been delayed — with the standard RTX 5060 now expected around mid-April, and the RTX 5060 Ti possibly arriving by mid-May.

Is the Nintendo Switch 2 Going to Cost as Much as a PS5?

Tech Gadgets | 17 March 2025

It looks like Nintendo might be changing its pricing playbook with the next-gen Switch. While the original Nintendo Switch launched at a wallet-friendly price—especially compared to heavyweights like the PS5 and Xbox—it seems like the upcoming Switch 2 might not follow the same affordable path.

How to Set the KIA Optima (2004–2008) Air Conditioning to Use Internal Airflow by Default on Engine Start

Tech Gadgets | 10 March 2025

If you own a KIA Optima manufactured between 2004 and 2008, you might have noticed that the air conditioning system doesn't always remember your last setting for internal air circulation. This can be annoying, especially if you prefer the cabin to recirculate air by default when starting the engine—particularly in hot, dusty, or polluted environments.