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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.

The rumours of a new high-end smartphone from Xiaomi is all over the net. The latest model to get the rumour treatment is the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 Pro. It is rumoured that the Pro moniker is not just a name; it represents a significant upgrade to the line-up.

Xiaomi has been doing quite well this year, with two more phones planned in this second half of the year, their Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 is doing superbly well in Malaysia and not forgetting the Mi 5 gaining recognition globally. So what's Xiaomi's next plan for next year after they're done with 2016?

If you remember late last year, Pepsi launched their own smartphone – the Pepsi P1s to the surprise of the world market. Now, the site Satu Gadget is officially selling the phone in the Malaysian market, for RM 499.

Most of Apple iPhone 7 rumours include a missing 3.5mm headphone jack, missing antenna lines, water resistance body, a new touch sensitive home button, a big camera bump and also dual rear cameras for the iPhone 7 Plus. Those are some "minimal" changes, but there's another one that we haven't talk much which is the battery.

Two days ago, honor 8 was officially revealed in China. If you think Malaysia would have to wait for a long time for the device, well you don't really have to anymore, because you can now pre-order it internationally on OPPO's website.

Samsung Mobile India has just brought an upgrade for the Galaxy On5 and Galaxy On7 exclusively for the India market. The new models are Samsung Galaxy On5 Pro and Galaxy On7 Pro and offer minor hardware upgrades plus latest Android Marshmallow.