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Words got out from TENAA that both Lenovo K32C36 (Lenovo P1 Mini codename) and SM-A5100 (Samsung Galaxy A5’s successor) have passed and got certified. While we didn’t really get the full tech specs, but at least the important ones are listed in this article.

We've been waiting for the ASUS ZenFone Zoom for a while now and it looks like the rollout has begun with the official release of the ASUS ZenFone Zoom ZX551ML in Taiwan. So far, 2 versions have been released at 13990 TWD (RM1809) for the 64GB storage version with a 2.3GHz Intel Atom Z3580 processor while the 128GB storage and 2.5GHz Intel Atom Z3590 processor version is going for 15990 TWD (RM2067). A new addition looks to be an artificial back as well which you can see on the ASUS Taiwan site.

Our initial hands-on pics of the ZenFone Zoom had it with plastic back but the rounded metal frame and all the other features remain the same. These include the signature 13MP rear camera with 3X optical zoom, laser auto focus, optical image stabilization and dual LED flash. Other tech specs include a 5.5.5-inch FHD display, 4GB RAM, Android Lollipop, 4G LTE and a 3000 mAh battery. No specific Malaysia release dates yet but earlier reports have the ZenFone Zoom coming to Malaysia this month with the ZenFone Max.

About a month ago, we covered that Apple could be working on a 4-inch Apple iPhone powered by an A9 chip and 3GB RAM early next year. The rumour is quite shady on this, but according to a Chinese website Techweb they claimed that the "iPhone 6c" could be made of metal, has a fingerprint sensor on it and does not feature 3D Touch. 

This actually tallies well with the previous speculation, as the sources are from anonymous “Foxconn insiders” stating that Apple might reveal the device in January then going on retail sale the month after that. It could also cost between $400 - $500 (around RM1690 - RM2112) since theiPhone 5c 16GB model started at $549 (RM2319.66). 

Just when you thought Vivo are done showcasing their latest products after Vivo X6 and Vivo X6 Plus, Vivo Y51 silently sneaked into Vivo’s website making itself official out of nowhere. Anyway, check out the tech specs according to the website in this article.

Do you remember the last time a smartphone that looks like the Apple iPhone 6? That’d be the HTC One A9 that we covered previously. Of course, HTC isn’t the only one doing that and we found others too that looks even more painfully obvious to the iPhone models. Here are the models that we think looks like an Apple iPhone clone that most people have never heard of in no particular order:-

Criteria - 1) Not affiliated with Apple 2) Design model similarities 3) Back cover doesn't count

Hey U Mobile users, you are all getting a free 1GB from the company as a year end bonus! Yes that’s right, F-R-E-E. No cost, free of charge, and you don’t even need to do anything at all.

But hold your horses, there are some requirements though...

LG Electronics recently announced their slim metal smartphone - LG Zero to be globalized starting with Taiwan first in Asia, the device will soon roll out to Europe and Latin America. The LG Zero was first introduced in South Korea during September, and possesses an advanced camera technology and exclusive UX features  from the LG G series. Below are the tech specs:-

• 1.2GHz Quad-Core Processor
• 1.5GB LPDDR3 RAM
• 16GB eMMC ROM with expandable microSD card
• 5-inch HD In-cell Touch with 1280 x 720 resolution
• 142 x 71.8 x 7.4mm
• 13MP rear camera + 8MP selfie snapper
• LTE, HSPA+, GSM, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.1 and USB2.0
• Android 5.1 Lollipop
• 2050 mAh battery

Vivo has finally ended their weeks of teasers by officially unveiling the Vivo X6 and X6 Plus yesterday, with the price tag starting from CNY 2498 (RM1655.73) equipped with a full metal body cover and nice tech specs which you can see in this article.

In the far east side of Asia, a Japanese blog called Mocotakara (which is known for gathering accurate information of past unreleased Apple products) have claimed that Apple is actually thinking of removing the 3.5mm headset jack and replacing it with a Lightning port for headsets for next year’s Apple iPhone 7.

Xpax Fantasy Fest 2015 returned for a second time this year in StarXpo, Kenanga Wholesale City (KWC), Jalan Gelugor for two days on 28 and 29 November. A colourful event filled with cosplay, gaming, comics and more; the event was opened to the public and people were also given a chance to register for Xpax's MAGIC SIM card.

"The festival is an outlet for one to explore and express their creativity, including showcasing their skills in gaming, cosplay and anime. It gives them an opportunity to escape from their daily livs and share their thought and experience with the community. We invite everyone, both existing and new Magic SIM customers to share and experience this unique festival, with only having to purchase or reload with the RM5 starter pack during the event.” said Zalman Aefendy Zainal Abidin, Chief of Sales and Marketing Officer of Celcom Axiata Berhad.