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In this short announcement by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), Malaysia has climbed to the 28th spot in terms of Internet speed. We know that there's still a lot of work to be done, but it's quite an improvement compared to 2017 when Malaysia was ranked 56th.

Remember about the funny statement made by our Entrepreneur Development Minister of Malaysia about showcasing a flying car in Malaysia this year? Well, hold on to your seats - not that Goodyear has to do anything with this but they are actually designing an airless tire which could potentially be part of a flying car in the future.

CEO and co-founder of Xiaomi, Lei Jun, mentioned that the Xiaomi Mi 9 may be the last flagship smartphone to be priced under 3000 Yuan (~RM1826). This is to ensure that the company would be able to invest more and create better products in the future.

Great news for all Nokia fans and customers, HMD Global has just announced that there is an on-going Nokia Grand Sale which will end on 30 April 2019 with a discount offer of 28%!

We’re still a ways away from the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 but it won’t stop us from wondering what the device may end up looking like. PhoneArena.com took whatever little information and rumours they had about the device and created renders from it to make their vision of the device a reality.

Videos by Vietnamese YouTube channels Tony Phùng Studio and D??ng Dê showcase the Redmi 7, revealing that the upcoming Redmi 7 smartphone may be powered by the Snapdragon 675 chipset. Both channels showcase the device in the colour blue which has a pretty cute gradient.

It's no secret now that the Huawei nova 4e will be known as the Huawei P30 Lite outside of China. The device will be hitting China on the 14 of March and will feature a 32MP selfie camera and the Kirin 710 chipset.

Telekom Malaysia recently blasted out e-mails stating that the Unifi Basic Plan which costs RM79 for 30Mbps, will continue to have unlimited internet quota all the way until 31 March 2019. After that, the internet quota of 60GB will be imposed and going over the aforementioned quota will have bandwidth speeds cut down to as low as 512Kbps.

Samsung has announced that the Samsung Galaxy M series, which includes the Samsung Galaxy M10, Galaxy M20 as well as the Galaxy M30, will be exclusively available online on Samsung’s official website. That being said, this will be the first smartphone in Samsung’s arsenal to only be sold online, similar to HONOR. They have also hinted that the smartphones mentioned will also be available on other e-commerce platforms as well.

In conjunction with the launch of the Galaxy S10 series, Samsung will be having a Nationwide Roadshow starting from 8 March until 10 March 2019. During the roadshow, customers could get up to RM1079 worth of products with every S10 series smartphone purchase. But that’s not all, Samsung is also giving an instant rebate of RM1000 to customers who purchase 2 Galaxy S10 series devices in a single receipt. Do take note, the rebate is available to one customer per purchase only.