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In view of the on-going MCO, Celcom has just announced that they will be offering free 88GB hotspot and Internet data quota for their Xpax consumers. As for the Mega postpaid users, they can enjoy a new Mix and Match promo. 

As many of you PC enthusiasts would know, the big brands in Malaysia would be ASUS, Gigabyte, and MSI. We've already seen ASUS and MSI both launch new laptops, so Gigabyte is definitely not going to be left out. In fact, the company unveiled seven new gaming laptops yesterday.

After the announcement of the latest Samsung Galaxy S21 series, Samsung held a QnA session with some of the media online. On the topic of being sustainable by removing charging bricks, Samsung also unveiled that all of its Galaxy phone lineups will eventually remove them.

Smartwatches used to be rather expensive, but prices tend to go down as the years go. Last year, the realme Watch S Pro that launched in India only costs INR 9999 (~RM552). That's quite affordable for a smartwatch with a heart-rate sensor. Now, realme Malaysia plans to bring it here.

Last year, the DOOGEE X95 was released and now the X95 PRO variant is here. The price tag of this budget killer is $119 (~RM480) and even got slashed to $79 (~RM318).

Following the hilarious tweeting comments on the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia Malaysia (MCMC)'s Twitter page just some time ago, the group has just announced that they have set up a committee for the Investigation of Improper Trial Case in 2014 on their Twitter account. The committee is chaired by Deputy Secretary-General (Telecommunication Infrastructure and Digital Economy), Tan Chuan Ou and four members.

Xiaomi has been working on their new device patent since last year which is a foldable smartphone. As they say, the subway in China is a very magical place where most future devices were noticed, and so, the Xiaomi’s foldable smartphone was caught in real life on the subway this time.

The Samsung Galaxy S21 series has been officially unveiled starting from the price of RM3699 for the Galaxy S21, while the Galaxy S21 Plus and Galaxy S21 Ultra is priced at RM4299 and from RM5899 respectively. With that being said, the aforementioned smartphones will now be available pre-order via their official website starting from 15 January 2021 onwards.

Besides the Samsung Galaxy S21 series and Galaxy Buds Pro, Samsung also unveiled a new Galaxy SmartTag. SmartTags are a new tool for anyone to tag and find whichever item with their smartphones. If you're wondering how that works, here's how you use it.

Samsung has officially unveiled the Samsung Galaxy S21 series which consists of the Samsung Galaxy S21, S21 Plus, as well as the S21 Ultra!. The smartphones will be available for purchase in Malaysia from platforms such as Samsung’s official website, Samsung official stores across the nation, Lazada, Shopee, as well as all most major telco partners in Malaysia.