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Wait, didn't Samsung Malaysia just released the Galaxy J6+ and Galaxy J4+ already? Nope, that was the  Galaxy J6 and the Galaxy J4 back in May 2018 and it's a bit surprising to see that they have released the plus variants so soon but anyway, both devices are now available for purchase at every Samsung Experience stores and its online store for RM999 and RM699 respectively.

Just last week, we reported and shown you how the Huawei Mate 20 Pro looks like at the back. This time around, we have another render leak and it will be the front look, which kind of "confirms" that the waterdrop notch is hanging on top of the display with quite a respectable narrow bezel. In addition to that, we also got a leak on the price but we will come to that later.

From 1 October 2018 until 10 October 2018, get the Huawei Nova 3 Red Color at RM399 off when you make purchases of more than RM180 on Watsons’ official store. Not only that, the purchase of the Huawei Nova 3 Red will also come together with a free Huawei AM116 Earphones worth RM99. However, do take note that this offer is only limited to Watsons VIP Members only.

The Vivo V11i was launched earlier this month for the price of RM1299 and it is available for purchase from telcos in Malaysia such as Maxis, Celcom, and Tunetalk. We are going to take a closer look at each telcos as well as the price and benefits of purchasing a Vivo V11i from them.

Both the vivo V11 and V11i have been released for quite some time now, so in conjunction with the latest mid-range device, vivo Malaysia is now giving their fans a chance to travel and participate LuHan RE:X concert tour in Hangzhou, China! So if you're a big fan, here are the step for you to follow.

Finally, after a long time of announcing the ROG Phone back in June, ASUS has posted an official news that the gaming smartphone will make its debut on 18 October 2018. However, that will take place all the way in New York City but at least that really gives us a good idea that the device is ready.

Camera-focused site DxOMark have come out with their review of the Apple iPhone XS Max, giving it a rating of 105 (a good 4 points lower than the 109 1st-place scoring Huawei P20 Pro). Granted, this is much higher than the 97 scored by the iPhone X, as they remark that the 6.5-inch display iPhone XS Max uses a larger 1.4µm pixels sensor with improved image processing, enabling zero shutter lag and real-time HDR preview.

As we come up to the official announcement of the Huawei Mate 20 series in London on 16 October 2018, a teaser promotion video of it has been leaked, revealing 8 major points. These include the dual NPU packing Kirin 980 chipset and what could be a larger than 4000 mAh battery that has ultra-fast charging and super-long battery life due to more intelligent AI-based battery monitoring. Other intriguing points include what could be a super wide view for the 3 rear cameras while the multi-language text points towards faster instant translation.

Besides the upcoming Huawei Mate 20 series, Huawei's own notebook is also coming quite soon and according to Huawei Malaysia, the MateBook X Pro will make its appearance this month and it features the world's first FullView touchscreen display.

For the 2018 League of Legends World Championship, it has been announced that Acer is once again the Official Monitor Provider for the event. This marks the company's third consecutive year to support one of the biggest eSports events globally. In case you're wondering, the monitor model that will be provided is a Predator XB1 (XB241H) gaming monitor. The event will be held multiple cities of South Korea such as Seoul, Busan, Gwangju and Incheon.