Laytechs Weekly Shawn Teng

Microsoft Commits to Right to Repair, Samsung Publishes Stress Test on Foldable Phones, Google May Bundle Google Pass with Pixel Devices, You may Not Need ‘Hey Google’ to Interact With Your Phone, and AirPods Pro’s Conversation Boost is Here.

Microsoft Commits to Right to Repair, Samsung Publishes Stress Test on Foldable Phones, Google May Bundle Google Pass with Pixel Devices, You may Not Need ‘Hey Google’ to Interact With Your Phone, and AirPods Pro’s Conversation Boost is Here.

10 Years After Steve Jobs’ Passing, We Ask the Big Question, William Shatner Finally Goes to Space, Samsung Promises to Remove Ads From Its Stock Apps, And It Did, Microsoft Surface Go 3 Limited by Suppliers, and Apple Cancels iPad Air with OLED for 2022.

Upcoming Macbooks Pros to Have Higher Resolution Screen, Malaysians and Singaporeans Can Use Their QR Payment Platforms Cross-Border by end-2022, Google Meet Tests Live-Translation Captions, Samsung Working on Way to Speed Track Artificial Intelligence, and China Makes Cryptocurrency Illegal.

Apple Already Scanning iCloud Mail For Child Sexual Abuse Content, AirAsia Came Out With Ride Hailing App, Google Released the Pixel 5a, A More Powerful Mac Mini May Be Coming, and OnlyFans Bans Adult Content, And Here’s Why.

Samsung Removing Ads From Its Stock Apps, Google Pixel 6 May Not Come With Charger, Samsung Watch 4 Knows Your Body Fat, Fortnite Makes Impostor Game of Among Us , Samsung Mobile Devices Available in Malaysia Soon.