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  Agentic AI represents one of the most transformative shifts in artificial intelligence: systems that can plan, decide, and act autonomously to achieve goals. Unlike earlier generations of AI that responded only to direct prompts, agentic AI is proactive, it can anticipate needs, coordinate tasks, and take initiative on behalf of users. When this level of intelligence is embedded into something as personal and always-on as a smartphone, excitement naturally comes with concern. Smartphones are no longer just tools; they are extensions of our identities, holding our conversations, memories, schedules, financial information, and even health data. Why Agentic AI Raises New Concerns Unlike traditional AI that waits for instructions, agentic AI is designed to act independently within defined objectives. On a personal device, that autonomy introduces several legitimate concerns that go beyond typical discussions of AI accuracy or performance. Privacy & Data Exposure Agentic AI often ...

 The pride of ownership doesn’t need loud declarations when it is nurtured through trust, consistency and community. When a brand like Samsung resonates deeply with millions, what matters more than celebrity endorsements are the real stories that celebrate people, progress and purpose. To underline the impact Samsung has had on Malaysia for 35 years, the company has released a brand film featuring its spokespersons: a diverse group of Malaysians who are proud Samsung Galaxy owners. With these Malaysians, their stories are not just testimonials; they are a reflection of Samsung’s commitment to innovation, inclusivity and connection. Innovation that shapes everyday life Over the decades since its inception in 1969 and its debut in Malaysia in 1991, Samsung has continuously enhanced everyday life with technology that is both ground-breaking and accessible. For Malaysians, choosing Samsung is not about chasing trends. It’s a decision rooted in knowing your device will keep up with you ...

 “Eh, need to charge again so fast ah?” We’ve all been there. You buy a smartphone with an impressive battery capacity, expecting long hours of use without worrying about charging. But sooner than you expect, you frequently find yourself fretting about low-battery warnings barely halfway through a day’s use. That’s exactly the problem the Galaxy A07 5G is designed to solve. With a massive 6,000mAh battery, it is optimized to deliver up to 29 hours of video playback. But wait, what is mAh? The value in mAh tells you how much power the battery can store and how long it can power your device before it needs to be charged again. We’ll spare you the technicalities — just remember that generally, the higher the mAh, the more hours of use the battery can sustain. You’d be right to say that something like 6,000mAh is impressive, but there are two common misconceptions about higher battery capacities. Bigger isn’t always better Myth #1: A bigger mAh always means longer use and playback. The...