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Today, Samsung Malaysia has officially announced that the Samsung Galaxy A52 5G is now available in Malaysia. Available at Samsung Experience Stores, authorized dealers or Samsung Malaysia e-store, the recommended retail price is RM1899. 

The global chip shortage could last well into 2022, but that's not stopping companies from selling more phone. In fact, analysts have found that smartphone brands sold more devices in the last quarter, compared to Q1 2020.

Today, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) just announced that the free 1GB Internet data will continue until 31 July 2021. As usual, the five telco companies - Celcom, Digi, Maxis, U Mobile and Telekom Malaysia have agreed to extend the provision of this daily Internet data for education purpose.

According to sources, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite (SM-T225C) is going to launch in June and it is now spotted on TENAA showcasing the design.

Just this week, Samsung launched a bunch of new laptops at its latest Unpacked event. The Galaxy Book series come with Intel CPUs and a compact form factor that aims to impress. But sources claim that there was an unannounced model - the Galaxy Book Go.

It seems that the craze of getting exclusive invites from Clubhouse is over, but that hasn't stopped some tech companies from making their own version. Facebook is currently experimenting with one on Messenger Rooms, as well as testing on Instagram with Instagram Live.

Recently, we noticed HONOR has been working on new smartphones and the company had just announced the upcoming HONOR Play 5T Youth smartphone in China. Today, a new leak has revealed that the HONOR Play series will continue with the coming HONOR Play 5 with some renders.

Xiaomi users have been complaining about MIUI takes up the RAM of the devices. For that, the company might be offering a fix soon by utilizing virtual expansion. It is said that Xiaomi devices' RAM could be expanded using internal storage when it reaches its limit in the future. 

HUAWEI's in-house operating system HarmonyOS is making its way to more devices from the company. Earlier, it was reported that the rollout of the stable version for smartphones is expected to happen in June. Other than that, a list of upgradable devices has also been leaked. With such progress, everyone might think that the Chinese tech giant will ditch Android OS completely in the future. Now, the latest source is claiming that it will happen.

OnePlus had entered the mid-range and entry-level segment last year by introducing the Nord series to the market. It looks like that the company is trying to keep making affordable devices as its flagships are moving closer to the premium segment with each upgrade. Besides the Nord, OnePlus had also presented the Nord N10 alongside the Nord N100 in October. Now, it's reported that the Nord N20 is on its way by passing IMDA certification.