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In case you haven't heard, Celcom has extended their FiRST Gold postpaid plan until 31 May 2016 due to popular demand! As Malaysia’s leading data network provider, Celcom is offering old and potentially new customers unarguably the greatest and most-talked-about plan! To recap, the plan features:-

• Only RM80 per month
• Up to 10GB Internet (5GB monthly Internet + 5GB free weekend Internet [1.25GB for every Saturday + Sunday x 4])
• Unlimited Calls & SMS to all networks
• Unlimited Yonder Music streaming
• Carry forward up to 5GB unused Internet
• Get 5GB complimentary WiFiPlus Internet
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Technology is getting better and better every day, especially smartphones and tablets. So in order for Samsung to hang onto the game, they released an updated version for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2. Both the refreshed variants of the Galaxy Tab S2 8.0 and Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 still have the same external design and specifications like the Super AMOLED display, 8-megapixel rear camera, 2.1-megapixel front facing camera, 3GB RAM, 32 internal storage, microSD card slot, and a fingerprint sensor.

Today, Vivo has revealed the Vivo V3Max for RM1399 only (inclusive of GST) and although the device is already on pre-order in Malaysia since 6 April onwards until 14 April (2016), the device will be up for retail sale on 15 April at every authorized vivo dealers nationwide. Below are the official specifications:-

Some of you may have heard of the hype from WeBe recent rumors about its groundbreaking mobile telco plans which we earlier guessed to be revealed today. Unfortunately, the long-awaited conference is just about WeBe revealing itself as a rebrand of P1, and not much talk about WeBe itself as a mobile telco. But from the conference we did receive a "not fixed date" for a possible WeBe telco launch, which could probably happen at the end of this year.

Maxis is slowly taking more actions now ever since their CEO apologized and promised to bring better upgrades. By now, if you are a Maxis SurfMore50 subscriber, you most probably have received the text telling you that Maxis is planning to increase the monthly data of SurfMore 50 from 2GB to 3GB. If you have not yet received one, you will probably receive one soon before the end of April because that is when this upgrade will begin to take place.

If you are thinking about jumping ship to XPAX Magic Sim by Celcom, right now is probably the best time. If you buy the SIM from 11street.my, an online shopping platform based in Malaysia, you can enjoy 10% reload discount on any reload values. This benefit will only apply to XPAX Magic Sim new subscribers, and you can get the Magic Sim from as low as RM5 with just an initial RM3 credits and 200MB free high-speed data.

TuneTalk recently promoted a new Top Up Madness promotion, giving out free data from a top up as low as RM10. With this promotion, every top up of RM10, RM20, RM30, RM50, RM100, RM200, RM300, RM500, and even RM1000 will get you free data or free data+credits from 300MB to 4GB. The validity of the free data will depend on the top up amount. For further information, you can refer to the table below.

With just a few hours left, Meizu will have a press conference announcing the Meizu Pro 6 flagship in Beijing, China. But that doesn't mean that they haven't stopped their teaser yet, in this latest teaser, it seems to imply that the phone doesn't have any heating issue, a bold statement.

As the rumour hinted yesterday, Sony did indeed officially announce a pink version of the Xperia Z5 Premium via their Twitter page. However, no price tag was revealed nor the launching date, even the target market is much of a mystery; but it's said that it will first launch in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and China first. To recap the specifications, the Xperia Z5 Premium features: 

In courtesy of Dynamics Distribution Sdn Bhd, they have announced sale of HTC One ME for sale on their Facebook page just a few hours ago. For only RM1599, you may purchase it from their authorized stores in Malaysia. Here are the specifications.