It has been 10 years since Xiaomi enters into the smartphone industry. To mark its 10th anniversary, the China tech giant has unveiled the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra in China. It is the world’s first smartphone to have the 120X AI zoom. There are interesting things to talk about the camera specs of the Mi 10 Ultra.
Mi 10 Ultra Technical Specs
First of all, the Mi 10 Ultra features a 6.67″ OLED display with a 120Hz screen refresh rate. This is the first smartphone from Xiaomi to have the highest screen refresh rate. It also comes with the in-display fingerprint sensor. Over the front, it has a 20MP front selfie camera.
At the rear, the Mi 10 Ultra features a quad-camera setup. Xiaomi has included interesting features for the quad-cameras. First of all, it has a 48MP main camera and a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera. The wide-angle camera is able to deliver up to 128-degrees. Then, there is a 12MP portrait camera with 2x optical zoom support. The main camera we need to talk about is the 120X periscope ultra-zoom camera.
Mi 10 Ultra is the world’s first smartphone to have the 120X digital zoom. The best thing is, the with AI capability, it makes the picture clearer when you use the ultra-zoom camera. The Mi 10 Ultra also supports 8K video recording. As mentioned by Xiaomi on its blog, the Mi 10 Ultra has the best camera for a smartphone. It has a score of 130 which beats the Huawei P40 Pro score. This score is being ranked by the DXOMark.
Under the hood, the Mi 10 Ultra runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor. This processor can be mated with LPDDR5 RAM’s up to 16GB and internal storage up to 512GB. Powering the device all-day is the 4,500mAh battery which supports 120W fast charging via USB-C. The Mi 10 Ultra also supports 50W of wireless fast charging with its Wireless Charging stand.
For the pricing wise, the Mi 10 Ultra comes in four different options. The base model comes with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage which is priced at CNY5,299. And the highest spec model comes with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. This is being priced at CNY6,999. You purchase the Mi 10 Ultra in three different colours which are Obsidian Black, Mercury Silver, Transparent Edition. Personally, we like the Transparent Edition.
In conclusion, the Mi 10 Ultra is the best smartphone camera from Xiaomi. For more information on the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra, visit the Xiaomi official page.
OnePlus is officially gearing up to launch the OnePlus Nord in Malaysia. After India, Malaysia will be the next in the list to get this affordable mid-range smartphone. OnePlus confirms this news through its official Facebook account. Until now, there aren’t any official pricing details yet.
According to OnePlus, it will be unveiling the OnePlus Nord on 18th August 2020. Due to the global pandemic period, OnePlus surely will be announcing the OnePlus Nord in Malaysia via livestream. The livestream event will be starting at 11AM MY time. Once the OnePlus Nord is unveiled, then we will know when the pre-order date starts.
Nord Technical Specs
To recap on the specs, the OnePlus Nord runs on the Snapdragon 765G processor. It has a 6.44″ Full HD+ AMOLED display with 90Hz screen refresh rate. You can make use of the quad-cameras on the OnePlus Nord. It has a 48MP main camera, 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera, 5MP depth sensor and 2MP macro camera. For selfie wise, there is a dual-camera setup which is a 32MP main camera and an 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera.
Keeping the lights on is the 4,115mAh battery which comes with 30W fast charging support via USB-C. The OnePlus Nord supports up to 12GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage. For connectivity wise, it also comes with 5G support. You can purchase the OnePlus in two elegant colours which is Grey Onyx or Blue Marble.
In conclusion, OnePlus Nord seems to be a great affordable smartphone. But is it really worth for an affordable smartphone? Let us know your thoughts on the comment section below.
TikTok is the most popular video platform in any countries around the world. In countries such as India and the US, there are millions of active TikTok users. We all know that TikTok is banned in India last month. And now, the US government is considering to ban TikTok in the US too if ByteDance didn’t sell it to the Americans. In the midst of this issue, Instagram announces ‘TikTok’ clone feature called the Reels.
Rather than an app, Reels is a built-in feature inside the Instagram app. With the Reels, feature, you can create 15-seconds videos similar to TikTok. Currently, Instagram is rolling out this feature to the Americans only. We haven’t got the chance yet to try the Reels feature in Malaysia. But, Instagram posted on its blog saying that, you can audios, AR effects to the short video clip. We can say this is almost 90% similar to TikTok.
So, if Trump’s organization bans TikTok in the US, the content creators, still have Reels to continue creating great contents. Creating a short video in Reels is super easy. All you need to do is choose an audio clip from the Instagram music library. Eventually, if you want to use your own audio clips, you can record audio using Reels and then use the audio. There is a timer and countdown feature too where you can set it before starting to record the video.
Similar to TikTok, there is an “Explore” tab in the Instagram app which you can find some cool video clips. And if you are uploading your video, then it will be shown in the “Explore” tab. Except, if your account is in private then your reels could not be seen by others. For those public accounts, other people can use your audio clip and create their own reels too.
In conclusion, the Reels feature is now available in the US. This feature is not yet available in Malaysia. This could be due to the lack of Instagram music library feature in Malaysia. We will give it a try once Reels is available in Malaysia.
Back in the early 2000’s people were listening to songs using headphones. Then as time progresses, we started to listen to songs using earphones. And then one day we started seeing smartphone makers launching their own earbuds. After that, many smartphone makers have started to design their own earbuds. A few days ago, Samsung had its Unpacked event via livestream. During its event, Samsung unveils its first-ever Active Noise Cancellation earbuds called the Galaxy Buds Live.
Despite unveiling its flagship smartphone, the fans are more excited for the Galaxy Buds Live. The main reason is that it is the first-ever earbuds from Samsung which comes with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). One of the things we liked about the Galaxy Buds Live earbuds is the design. It looks like a bean shape and even the size also seems very small. In comparison with Apple AirPods or OnePlus latest earbuds, the Galaxy Buds Live is the smallest earbuds we have ever seen.
First of all, the Galaxy Buds Live comes with the ANC feature. With the ANC feature, it can keep all the background noises out hearing from you. All you can hear is the sounds inside the Galaxy Buds Live. You can easily activate the ANC feature on the Buds Live by just tap and hold the earbuds touch control for 1 second. If you want to turn off the ANC feature you can repeat a similar step again. This feature will be really useful when you are on a train in a busy town. You can just enjoy your favourite music.
Great sounds with AKG speaker
Apart from that, the Buds Live also has a 12mm AKG speaker. You might have already known that AKG is the main sound provider for all Samsung devices. Imagine having the ANC feature with the AKG sounding, surely the bass sound will be truly incredible. The ergonomic design of the Buds Live makes it easier the sound to flow seamlessly. The Buds Live comes with the touch control interface similar to other earbuds. You can easily tap the touch control in the Buds Live to switch songs or answer a call.
For the battery wise, the Galaxy Buds Live comes with a wireless charging case which in a single charge can give you a 21 hours of life. The charging case features a 472mAh battery capacity. If you are planning to listen to song using the Buds Live non-stop then you can listen songs for up to 6 hours. Especially if you Samsung device supports reverse wireless charging feature, then with just 5 minutes of charging you can get an additional of 1 hour battery with the Galaxy Buds Live.
Pricing and Availability
Another interesting feature in the Galaxy Buds Live is the Buds Together. With this feature, you can easily share music with your friends. Do note that, your friends also should have a pair of the Buds Live if you want to use this feature. For the device compatibility wise, the Galaxy Buds Live supports both Android and iOS devices. You can easily pair it with all iOS devices above iOS 10 only.
For the pricing wise, the Galaxy Buds Live is currently priced at RM699. That’s is slightly cheaper than Apple AirPods. The Buds Live comes in three different colours which are Mystic Bronze, Mystic White, Mystic Black. However, at the moment Samsung hasn’t unveiled the official release date for the earbuds to be available in Malaysia. But, surely we can get the latest Buds Live within a couple of weeks.
When it comes to Samsung smartphones, both the Samsung Galaxy S series and Samsung Galaxy Note series are the most expected smartphones. After months of various kind of leaks and rumours finally Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note 20 series. Soon we will be talking about the Galaxy Note 20. But now, let’s focus on the Note 20 Ultra first because it is the most anticipated smartphone of the year from Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Technical Specs
First of all, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra features a large 6.9″ Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2x display. It has a screen resolution of 3088 x 1440 pixels with a 120Hz screen refresh rate. Similar to other typical Samsung smartphone it has punch hole which houses the front selfie camera.
Over at the camera section, Samsung includes an array of three cameras. For the first time, Samsung is including the 108MP main camera. The other cameras are 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera and a 12MP periscope telephoto camera. For video recording-wise, the Note 20 Ultra supports 8K video recording. And you can even use the 8K video recording feature to snap a still image. The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra already has this feature. So, basically, Samsung has just added most of the features from the S20 Ultra to the Note 20 Ultra. There is also the 10MP front selfie camera which you can take great selfies using the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.
Under the hood, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra runs on Samsung’s Exynos 990 processor. This is then mated with a 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM. For the storage wise, there is a 256GB UFS 3.1 storage which supports microSD storage too. Keeping the lights on all day is a 4,500mAh battery. The Note 20 Ultra is also bundled with 25W fast charging via USB-C.
The main speciality of the Note series is the S Pen. Note 20 Ultra is not complete without the S Pen. The new S Pen now comes with lesser latency which is just 9ms. This means the moment when you start to write on the display, the reaction time of the S Pen is super quick. With this now for those of you who use the S Pen will get better handwriting experience.
In conclusion, Note 20 Ultra is a great premium feature. But personally, we feel the Note 20 Ultra is just the replica of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. You may share your thoughts on the comment section below. The Note 20 Ultra comes in three different colours which are Mystic Black, Mystic Bronze and Mystic White. The colours are similar to the leaked image which we received a few days ago before the Samsung launches the Note 20 Ultra.
When it comes to map application, the two most used app which any of us could think of is either Google Maps or Apple Maps. But, most of us prefer to use Google Maps rather than Apple Maps due to the simplicity in Google Maps. One of the best feature in Google Maps is the Street View. With this feature, you can easily look through your destination before reaching. During the WWDC 2019, Apple has unveiled the Look Around feature which is similar to Google Maps Street View.
Once, this feature was rolled out Apple focuses more in the United States. With the Look Around feature, you can get 360-degree views of a specific location. Now, Apple is finally rolling out this feature to the users in Japan. We are not sure whether the users in Japan are using the Look Around feature. But, when Apple demos the Look Around in 2019, it seems cooler than the Google Street View. Surprisingly, Japan is the first international country to get the Look Around feature.
This feature was first spotted by Ata Distance. When it comes to technology, Apple is sometimes one step behind. Taking, for instance, the Look Around feature, Apple believes that with a robust feature, more users are likely to use it. That’s the reason Apple usually takes ample time to designed and test its feature thoroughly. According to Ata Distance, the Look Around feature is now available for all iOS Japanese users in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Kyoto.
How to use Look Around in Apple Maps
To be honest, Apple Maps Look Around is simple to use. All you need to do is tap on the binocular icon on the map. If Look Around is available in the specific location, then you can view the binocular icon. By tapping the binocular icon, the Look Around feature will be activated in a pop up window. You can even watch the video above to know how to use the Look Around feature. Honestly, it is super smooth compared to Google Street View. Especially, when you tap on shops around it, the transition is sick! If you have iPhone you can try to search for Tokyo and try to navigate through the Look Around.
Which cities support Look Around
Currently, Apple is slowly rolling out the Look Around feature. So you can’t really expect the Look Around available in multiple countries. In the United States, Apple only rolled out the Look Around feature in these cities below:
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Honolulu and Oahu
New York City
Houston
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington D.C.
Los Angeles
Chicago
The latest country as we mention Japan major cities has the Look Around feature now. Not only that, by the end of this year, but we can also expect Apple to roll out to more European countries too. Well for the countries in Southeast Asia, we might need to wait for a longer time.
In conclusion, in comparison with the Google Street View, we prefer the Apple Maps Look Around. You can give it a try and let us know in the comment section below
After unveiling the Google Pixel 4a, Google also finally rolls out one of the most awaited feature for Android users. It is the Nearby Share feature. We are sure the Android fans are happy right now with this news. With this feature, you can easily share files with your friends as a piece of cake.
Back in a month ago, there were rumours that Google Pixel smartphones got a new feature which Google hasn’t rolled out officially. We knew it that Google will be unveiling the Nearby Share feature in the coming months. But we didn’t expect Google will be unveiling it now. The Nearby Share feature can also be said as the Apple AirDrop clone.
After Apple next is Google
Back in 2011, Apple unveil a new way of sharing files with iOS users. It was called the AirDrop. Using this feature, all iOS users were able to share files easily. So, 9 years later, finally Google has unveiled its own file sharing feature. According to Google, this is one of the feature which the Android community has been asking for to share files easier.
Besides Google, other smartphone makers such as Vivo, Oppo and Realme are also working to develop the AirDrop like feature for their own smartphones. These smartphone makers have already formed its own community where they discuss on how to develop and integrate AirDrop like feature. A few months back, Vivo has already rolled out the new file transfer technology to its selected Vivo smartphones.
Nearby Shares supports Android 6+
The new Nearby Share feature, will be rolling out starting today as an update to all Android smartphone which runs on Android 6 and above. If you are using older Android smartphones, then don’t worry you will be getting this new feature. Google will be rolling out the OTA update in the coming weeks to all the Android users. If you have used the Apple AirDrop feature before, then the Nearby Share feature also will be really easy to use.
Here’s a video on how to use the Nearby Share feature.
Previously, if you want to share files between smartphones, the main solution most of us used is through Bluetooth connection. In order to use the Bluetooth connection, you need to enable your Bluetooth connection and then you need to connect to the target device first. Then the only you can share the files between the devices. But now, that’s not the case because, with just a few taps away, your files will be ready to send to your contacts or nearby devices. The Nearby Share is able to choose the best file transfer protocol such as Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy, WebRTC or peer-to-peer WiFi. This works even your network status is offline too.
Talking about the security, with the Nearby Share feature, both the devices can communicate anonymously. There will be a privacy setting on the Quick Settings page where you can set the visibility of your device. You can either set your visibility as “hidden” “some contacts” and “all contacts”. So, if you set your device visibility as “hidden” then you won’t be able to receive files from the other devices. This is similar to the Apple AirDrop too. Google also confirms that it will be rolling out this feature to Chromebooks too in the coming months.
In conclusion, starting today, the Nearby Share feature will be available to Google Pixel and a selective Samsung smartphone. Gradually, Google will be rolling out this feature to other smartphones too. We are looking forward to trying this feature on Android smartphones too.
TikTok, is an app which every single teenagers knows about it. There wouldn’t be a single person who doesn’t know about TikTok app. That’s how much popular the app is right now. Especially during the global pandemic COVID-19, many people have started to use TikTok app. The TikTok app is owned by Chinese company called ByteDance.
Due to its originality from China, the US government is thinking of banning the world’s most popular app. At the same time, TikTok has also officially banned in India a few weeks ago. Both these countries had to consider the same action because these countries government believes that TikTok is storing its user’s personal information in a server in Beijing, China. Nevertheless, this did not stop TikTok from booming the app market.
Now, the only solution we can think of is to sell TikTok to American investors. Well, it seems like that could be the possible chance now. This is because TikTok can only enter back into India and the United States without any issues once it is moved away from China. According to Reuters, ByteDance is discussing the valuation of TikTok. This could be one of the steps before it sells TikTok to American investors.
Crazy valuation for TikTok $$$
Well, when we take a look at the valuation we were stunned actually. As per the discussion by ByteDance, it is setting the valuation of TikTok at a whopping USD 50 Billion (RM 211 Billion). So if any of the investors are planning to buy TikTok, they might need to pay USD 50 Billion in order to complete the deal.
We are sure some of you might be thinking why TikTok app is being valued at USD 50 Billion. To answer the question, the China company predicted that TikTok could be earning revenue of USD 1 Billion in 2020. So taking this amount into consideration, it multiplies with the factor of 50. That is how you get the USD 50 Billion valuations. In comparison with other apps, TikTok is growing drastically. Even now, business people can start to advertise on TikTok using the TikTok for Business.
Image from China Daily
The Reuters also reported that TikTok is expecting its revenue to reach up to USD 6 Billion in 2021. So the company feels that it is the right time to increase its valuation to USD 50 Billion. Apart from TikTok, Huawei is also owned by China. That is the reason the United States government banned Huawei from doing business in the US. Since Huawei doesn’t really rely on the parts from the US, it still can survive being in the hands of China. But for TikTok, that’s not the case. Especially for countries like India, millions of users are using TikTok daily. Some say that TikTok is being misused too by some users.
From the report, we understand that Sequoia and General Atlantic (GA) will have the majority ownership of TikTok. These two investor companies are based in the United States of America. So if the deal is being finalized then TikTok will be a complete American owned app. According to ByteDance, there are other investor companies too who are willing to purchase TikTok with the USD 50 Billion valuation. But as for now, no official decision taken by the Chinese company. Another option the China company is considering is to sell the U.S operation of TikTok to the Americans.
In conclusion, this is one of the biggest deal in the tech industry. We are really looking forward to seeing whether the deal really takes place or not. Do you think the American investors are ready to purchase the 15-second video app for a whopping USD 50 Billion? Let us know in the comment section below.
Even though we are in the recovery phase of the pandemic COVID-19, but still there are chances for the daily cases in Malaysia to rise. During the beginning of this pandemic in Malaysia, the Malaysia government, have announced a recovery plan to bring back Malaysia economic to a good form. That is when the our honorable Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin rolls out PENJANA for the Malaysians.
What is ePenjana?
First of all, what is PENJANA? PENJANA stands for Pelan Jana Semula Ekonomi Negara. This is the recovery plan which was initiated by the government so that the Malaysia economy does not go into a halt state. According to the Prime Minister, each day during the Movement Control Order (MCO) period, Malaysia economy is losing at least RM8 billion per day. If this being continued then there are slight chances for Malaysia to go into bankruptcy. That’s the reason the government had to come out with this recovery plan.
Inside the PENJANA booklet, you can find all the plans government are planning to bring back the economy to a good state. One of the interesting plans for most of us is ePenjana. The ePenjana is one of the recovery plans of the PENJANA. The main objective of the ePenjana is to encourage e-Wallet users to perform both online and offline transactions using their e-Wallet apps. At the same time, through this, people can also easily maintain their social distancing too.
As part of the e-Penjana plan, the government will be offering RM50 e-Wallet credit for 15-million people. That’s a total of RM750 million which the government is offering for the nations. All you need to do is head to either the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and download the e-Wallet apps which we will be sharing with you below.
We are sure by now, you probably might have gotten excited to redeem the RM50 e-Wallet credit. Well, it’s pretty much simple to redeem it. First of all, you must download either one of these three apps which is Boost, Grab or Touch ‘n Go. We know that you guys know how to get it right. So let’s move on to the next step.
Wait, there is something to know before you redeem the RM50 e-Wallet credit. First of all you must be 18 years old and above. Next, your total annual income should be less than RM100,000. If you are qualified for these two requirements, then yeah, you can proceed to redeem the RM50 e-Wallet credit.
How to redeem RM50 eWallet credit?
Assuming you guys might have already download the e-Wallet app. So, next is you need to download the MySejahtera app. To those of you who don’t know about the MySejahtera app, it is a Malaysian Government developed app during the recent COVID-19 outbreak in Malaysia. This is a contact tracing app which allows users to perform health self-assessment on themselves and their families. Mostly when you enter to a shop they will require to scan the QR code using the MySejahtera app. You can download this app from both Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
After registering the MySejahtera app, now you can proceed to claim your RM50 e-Wallet credit. At first, in the PENJANA booklet, it’s written that the RM50 e-Wallet credit can only be used for physical purchases only. But now we can confirm that you can use this e-Wallet credit for both online and offline purchases. Next, you need to register yourself on the e-Wallet app. For this tutorial, we will be using the Touch ‘n Go eWallet app. Other e-Wallet apps also should be somewhat similar.
First of all, in the main screen, you should be able to view the ePenjana Claim Now button as shown below. If you don’t see this button then close the app completely and reopen it again. Then tap on the Claim Now button. Next, you should see the ePENJANA page which ask you to accept to the Terms and Conditions. Tap on the Claim Now button again.
If this is your first time, using the TNG eWallet app, then you need to verify your ID using your MyKad. This verification process usually takes up to three days but the fastest should be within a few minutes. Once that is done, then you just need to wait for the RM50 e-Wallet credit to be credited into your account.
Overall, you can start to redeem the RM50 e-Wallet credit starting from today, 31st July 2020 up to 24th September 2020. You need to utilise this e-Wallet credit by 30th September 2020. If you didn’t use this amount then the RM50 credit will be forfeited. So, stop waiting and use it wisely guys. For those of you who have trouble registering for the MySejahtera app using your mobile number, you can do the registration using your email address.
More Rewards…
Not to forget, Touch ‘n Go is also offering tons of cool rewards when you claim the RM50 e-Wallet credit from the Touch ‘n Go e-Wallet app. As shown in the image above, there are a couple of interesting rewards. For example, you will get RM3 cashback if you use your e-Wallet credit using the TNG eWallet app. For those Starbucks lovers, you can even get RM5 cashback when you use the TNG eWallet app. There are more rewards, where you can view it on the My Rewards section of the TNG eWallet app.
Not only Touch ‘n Go eWallet app, even Boost and Grab app are also offering interesting rewards when you claim the RM50 e-Wallet credit from their app.
In conclusion, we hope now you guys should already know about the PENJANA program and how to redeem the free RM50 e-Wallet credit. If you do face any kind of issues, do let us know in the comment section below. We are glad to provide our help to you.
In a week time, we probably might have seen the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 being launch by Samsung. On August 5th, Samsung will be unveiling a few products during its Unpacked 2020 event. Ahead the product launch itself, we have received leaks regarding the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2. This time, we got to see a closer look of the Galaxy Z Fold 2.
Back in 2019, Samsung has unveiled the world’s first foldable smartphone which is the Galaxy Fold. There were a few problems in the Samsung Galaxy Fold which many users complaint. Now we believe that Samsung could already fix the Samsung Galaxy Fold issues. Thanks to our serial leakster Ishan Agarwal, for revealing the high resolution rendered image of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2.
The first thing to note from the leaked image is that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 will be unveiled in two new colours. It is the Mystic Bronze and Mystic Black. At first, we thought only the Galaxy Note 20 series will only be unveiled in Gold colour, but now it looks like the Galaxy Z Fold 2 also will be unveiling in Gold colour too.
First of all, the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 2 looks thinner to the current Galaxy Fold. Apart from that, it also seems like there wouldn’t be thicker bezels compared to the Galaxy Fold. Will all these improvements, we are sure the Galaxy Z Fold 2, is surely going to be a hit smartphone in the market. In the previous Samsung Galaxy Fold, the smartphone comes with a thicker bezel due to the camera placement. Now, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 has a punch-hole display for the front selfie camera. Apart from the leak images, we also have information on the specs of the Galaxy Z Fold 2 smartphone.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 Tech Specs
It is rumoured that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 comes in combination of two display which is the inner display and the outer display. The inner display features a 7.7″ Super AMOLED display which comes with 120Hz screen refresh rate. Whereas, the outer display comes with a 6.23″ Super AMOLED Cover display. Upfront the Galaxy Z Fold 2 also comes with two front selfie camera of 10MP in both the inner and outer display.
At the rear of the Galaxy Z Fold 2, comes with an array of three cameras. According to MySmartPrice, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 has a 64MP main camera and two 12MP cameras. However, at the moment of writing this article, details information on the camera sensors are not revealed in this leaked information.
Under the hood, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 is rumoured to feature Snapdragon 865+ processor which comes with 5G support. For the storage wise, you can expect storage capacity of at least 512GB of internal storage. Keeping the lights on is a 4,356mAh battery which comes with 15W wireless and 15W reverse charging support.
In conclusion, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 is rumoured to be priced at USD 1,980 (RM8,400). Well, for Malaysia at least, you can expect Samsung to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 2 in Malaysia too. We will be sharing you guys once Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z Fold 2 on 5th August 2020.
