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We are just a day away from Huawei’s official launch of Huawei Mate 8, and there are some leaked images of how the Mate 8 would look like. We did a speculated report on this about two weeks ago, and it looks identical with the new leaked images. 

So what can we expect from Mate 8? Well, a full metal body that’s for sure; seeing how shiny it is. Huawei might also offer different colour options for the customers on their taste preference, the model screen display looks like it could be bigger than 6-inch and the fingerprint sensor is just below the main camera unit.

Good news Huawei fans (or rather Huawei Watch users lol), Huawei Watch updates are coming soon via over-the-air and it should arrive perhaps next month. The update will automatically notify you whenever it’s available, find out how to update; and other new improvements and features that are to come in this article.

So apparently, there are some rumours going around that Samsung is currently working on a Samsung Galaxy J1 mini (as if the Galaxy A sequel series aren’t enough haha). Aside from carrying the code number SM-J120F under the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the US, nothing else was shown in there. However, Zauba and GFXBench managed to get something out though. Find out more in this article.

The Samsung Galaxy A rumour series is back, but with a twist. This time we will be taking a look at the new Samsung Galaxy A8's sequel  in 2016 and the Samsung Glaaxy A9. Both are coded A3LSCV32 and SM-A9000 and check out what we have found out about the leaked tech specs in this article.

On 24 November  2015, Matthew Ng has been appointed by Huawei Technologies Malaysia to be a Sales Director of Consumer Business Group (BG), Huawei Malaysia.

Peter Tong, President of South Pacific Region of Huawei Consumer BG, said, “With Matthew on board, we now have a wider experience in mobile sales industry. We believe that he will enable Huawei’s Consumer Business Group to soar even further in the Malaysian market. Huawei Consumer Business Group in the Southern Pacific Region is currently experiencing a strategic transformation and we hope to attract other industry talents to join us and raise the bar for not just Huawei but also the industry.”

Reports are coming in about a new firmware update for the watch, already rolling out in its home market. With the Samsung Gear S2 just recently released, there is now some feature updates coming soon for the Gear S2 as according to a XDA forum member who goes by the name of supersoulfly (that’s a pretty “fly” nick); he has claimed and gave us what changes we can expect for the smartwatch to have. 

Just a few hours ago, Vmall.my somehow slipped out a price tag on the Huawei Nexus 6P (64GB model) on the page but it’s gone now. Luckily, Amanz.my managed to take a quick screen shot showing us the details and confirming that Malaysia will be getting the Nexus 6P. The price was listed as RM2698 (with GST) coming in either Aluminium and Graphite colour options.

Although it’s not the official announcement, it does seem legitimate since the Nexus 6P costs $499 (RM2113.44, 32GB model) and $549 (RM2325.21, 64GB model) in the USA so you can start saving up your savings now for a nice Christmas gift. It runs on a Snapdragon 810 processor with a 3GB RAM, while the screen is measured 5.7-inch with a Quad HD display, the main camera is 12.3MP while the front is 8MP. It also has a fingerprint scanner and front stereo speakers, with Android 6.0 Marshmallow pre-installed fueled by a 3450 mAh battery with Quick Charge technology (USB Type C).

So it's official, Xiaomi has unveiled the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 to the world and listed the official tech specs. Without further ado, here you go:-

• Octa-core 64-bit Cortex-A53 with MediaTek Helio X10 processor
• 2GB and 3GB dual-channel LPDDR3 RAM variants 
• 16GB and 32GB internal storage variants
• 5.5-inch Full HD, fully-laminated display with Xiaomi Sunlight  Display technology
• 13MP rear camera and 5MP front camera
• Fingerprint sensor with 0.3 seconds unlock
• MIU7 based on Android OS
• 4000 mAh battery

There are a few reports that Huawei has inserted a clue inside their invites for the upcoming Huawei Mate 8 official event (26 November). Inside the invitation card there is a 32GB flash memory storage. What does this mean? Did they accidentally put in the disk in all of the invitation cards? Seems unlikely.

As you may know, it’s tradition that smartphones will have a 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB worth of storage space. With this mysterious 32GB disk in the card, it looks like they are trying to tell us that the Mate 8 will just start off with the 32GB version.