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No, that wasn’t a typo. Huawei is inviting Malaysians to promote a better lifestyle through the Huawei Steps Challenge August 2019. All participants have to do is walk and track their steps through the Huawei Health App and stand a chance to win a Huawei P30 Pro, Huawei Watch GT, Huawei Band 3 and Huawei Body Fat Scales through the “Comment Post Challenge”.

Today, Sony Malaysia is introducing another new headphone, but it's not just another regular one, but the WH-XB900N wireless noise-cancelling headphones! It's now available in every Sony Store and authorised dealers in Malaysia at RM999 only.

It seems that HONOR Malaysia is not running out of their promo sales over the past few weeks. Well, that's not a bad thing, right? So with just half a month left until Merdeka, fans and consumers can look forward to the company's Double Celebration promo sales with over RM620,000 worth of giveaways.

While we wait for Samsung to re-launch their upcoming Samsung Galaxy Fold, Samsung has apparently been hard at work on another foldable smartphone. The smartphone patent has the smartphone folding into a Z shape where it can bend in two places.

While the Vivo NEX proved to be a unique full-screen smartphone, the NEX Dual Display never really got to see the light at the end of the tunnel in the Malaysia market (meaning they never made it here). Obviously, the company is already working on the NEX 3 as confirmed by the Product Manager, Li Xiang showcasing the new "waterfall" display and other interesting features.

Petronas’ e-payment solution Setel can now let you pay for fuel by redeeming your Mesra Points via the Setel app. Mesra Points are generally points that you get when you buy fuel or items from Petronas stations, so it basically means you get Petronas fuel for free. 

Just yesterday, we wrote about how Apple is using a "dormant software lock" on the Apple iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max and this will cause a pop-up message about being unable to verify the battery and showing the battery health information. This only happens if the owner had it replaced from a third-party service provider, but out of the blue, Apple actually responded and gave their reasons.

Maxis recently announced that they are ready for 5G by building an advanced and intelligent network they call the A.I. Network. It utilizes 5G-ready infrastructure over a fibre-optic footprint to mobile base stations across Malaysia. Utilizing Next-Gen IP network architecture, the A.I. Network will self-optimise data traffic and self-heal by anticipating and rerouting traffic around potential problem areas, ensuring lag-free Internet and Always On connectivity.

Two critical vulnerabilities have been found on the Windows 10 OS. These vulnerabilities have been said to be “wormable”. In other words, affected machines can potentially be affected by viruses and malware. 

Never thought we’d see the day but the Apple MacBook Pro have been banned on flights by the US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA). The decision came after Apple recalled certain units of the laptop that came with batteries that posed a fire risk.