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A new report from Counterpoint Research highlights a major shift in the smartphone landscape, with “accessible flagship” devices emerging as the sweet spot for consumers in 2026. These devices, typically priced below ultra-premium flagships but packed with high-end features, are gaining traction globally and increasingly influencing buying trends in markets like Malaysia.

Today, Huawei has launched the HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 S 2026 in Malaysia, expanding its tablet lineup. Positioned between work and creativity, the new MatePad aims to replace traditional notebooks with a digital-first workflow powered by upgraded display technology and PC-level tools.

Today, Infinix officially unveiled the Infinix SMART 20 in Malaysia. It is a budget-friendly smartphone starting from RM399, positioned as a reliable daily companion for users who want practical features without stretching their budget.

According to people familiar with the matter, Nothing Technology is reportedly working on its first pair of artificial intelligence‑enhanced smart glasses. The London‑based startup intends to release the AI glasses during the first half of 2027 as part of a broader strategy to expand into wearable and multi‑device products.

The hike in RAM costs caused a widespread increase in prices of many consumer electronics. This trend was expected to stay constant or even increase. However, DDR5 RAM prices dipped for the first time in months earlier this week, possibly due to the release of Google TurboQuant. The sudden shift in prices could be why chipmakers may slash chip shipments.

Malaysian authorities are stepping up efforts to tackle misinformation related to fuel and electricity prices, investigating individuals responsible for spreading false content on social media platforms. Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil confirmed that investigations are ongoing to prevent unnecessary panic among the public.

Today, HONOR has officially announced a major shift in its product strategy, repositioning its N Series from a mid-range lineup into the flagship category. The move signals a stronger focus on premium hardware and advanced imaging, as the brand looks to compete more directly in the high-end smartphone segment.

Today, Proton is refreshing its plug-in hybrid lineup with a new visual update, introducing an Emerald Green finish for the Proton e.MAS 7 PHEV. The new colour expands the existing palette and is now available for booking across all variants in Malaysia, giving buyers more choice without changing the vehicle’s core specifications.

As announced last month, the Nothing Phone (4a) series has made its way to Malaysia. The Nothing Phone (4a), Nothing (4a) Pro, and Nothing Headphone (a) are now available in Malaysia. But how much do they cost, and what bonuses will you get? Let's check out the pre-order details.

OPPO has taken a playful turn this year with the reveal of the OPPO Find U, a tongue-in-cheek product introduced as part of its April Fools’ Day campaign. Shared via the OPPO Community, the announcement imagines a futuristic “smart umbrella” that blends the brand’s signature smartphone technologies into an everyday item.