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The big-two smartphone platform right now are Android and iOS. However there are other platforms currently available on the market now. Microsoft’s Windows 10 Phone is still going somewhat strong even if their market share has dropped below two digits. It has not stopped them from launching new products, and Lenovo is their latest partner to launch a Windows 10 Phone-based smartphone – the SoftBank 503LV - exclusively for the Japanese telco Softbank.

For future Pokémon masters in the ASEAN and Asia region, take note. Niantic, the developer for the virally popular Pokémon GO Augmented Reality game has confirmed that ASEAN and Asia is not in the release plans in the near future.

With less than a month away to the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, more information about the capabilities of the upcoming flagship device is starting to appear. It is shaping to be a great device, but with perhaps an ouch moment at the end.

Just yesterday, ASUS has introduced two new members to the Zenfone 3 family - ASUS Zenfone 3 Laser and Zenfone 3 Max in Vietnam. Unfortunately, there are no official render pictures of them, official specifications are not fully released as well but this is what we know about the two new Zenfones so far.

More cameras these days are WiFi-enabled, allowing you to connect it to your tablet or smartphone to control it remotely from a distance. What about for cameras that has no WiFi built-in?

Honor recently announced the mid-range flagship device, Honor 8. Its a 2.5D double glass body smartphone that packs tech specs of  5.2-inch Full HD display, 3/4 GB of RAM in the 32/64 GB storage versions, microSD expansion, USB Type-C, 3,000 mAh battery, 8 MP front-facing camera and dual 12 MP rear-facing cameras. Now we had a chance to see what's inside this little beast.

So in relation to Xiaomi meeting up with Samsung in South Korea, we just got some interesting bits of Xiaomi's upcoming phone and it seems to be a powerful one. This is got the media talking that it could be the very expensive high-end smartphone that Xiaomi mentioned, plus there's also a list of insane tech-specs rumour going around.

Pokemon Go is sweeping the world as people go hunt Pokemon in real life. Along the way, Pokemon Go players have discovered dead bodies, been robbed and more but Malaysia still isn't officially supported. Granted, you can download an APK and sideload it, but be wary of Malware and possible repurcussions from Niantec when it does finally become official, which is rumoured to be the next few days.

In the meantime you can go register your email and you'll be one of the first to know if Pokemon Go is officially available in Malaysia. The game is still available to iOS and Android devices and appears to be technically based on Niantec's earlier AR game, Ingress.

So it was true, Xiaomi is indeed going to have a press conference soon as speculated in our previous post regarding the two unknown upcoming Xiaomi smartphones, however, it turns out that it's coming sooner than expected because the company has announced 27 July 2016 as the date. So what can we expect?

A report online has surfaced that the successor to the LG V10 smartphone will be announced sometime later this year – specifically around September. The LG V10 is a flagship-level device, so we expect the update to have similar spec level as well.