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2018 was quite an interesting year for smartphones, as brands were (and are) figuring out different ways to get around the notch on top of the display, just to maximize the screen-to-body ratio as much as they can. Some didn't bother switching, some made a smaller notch and there were some pop-up front cameras too. But among all these efforts, Xiaomi came out with something that's kind of an ingenious move - a simple slider mechanism on the Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 and it's currently one of my favourite phones of 2019 so far. Read below to find out why!

With the 2019 Chinese New Year celebrations just around the corner, everybody will be busy preparing for the great human migration back to their respective hometowns. That being said, there could be a chance that the family elders could be carrying an old and outdated smartphone that isn’t fitted with modern security features such as facial recognition as well as a fingerprint scanner. Not only that, the screen is probably not large enough for them to read text on it comfortably.

Considering that, the Huawei Y Max would probably make a more than suitable gift to ensure they’re safe, thanks to the security features on the phone, as well as a larger screen so that they won’t have to squint while looking at text on the device.

So it's almost the end of January, but better late than never. In 2018, many smartphone brands have introduced their own spin on certain features and technologies. Some worked, some are gimmicky, so in this article, we will be taking a look back at some of the major technologies that Huawei introduced over the past months. Without further ado, here are the 5 Huawei technologies that happened in 2018.

Besides the 25MP selfie snapper on the Huawei Nova 4, one of the features that they highlighted was how Huawei integrated AI into the phone's video recording capability. If you have one with you right now, you would be surprised to know that you can make a Video Ringtone, as well as editing recorded videos on the spot with AI and other somewhat hidden yet still interesting stuff. So in this article, we will be taking a look at 4 Hidden Huawei Nova 4 Video Features, that you probably didn't know about.

The XANOVA Juturna-U is a gaming-focused headset that can be used by both PC and mobile gamers. Currently, it's priced at RM375 on Lazada and comes with a Virtual 7.1 Sound Card to give the maximum audio immersion possible while gaming as well as an external microphone for the best audio quality. Over the weeks, we have been taking a look at the XANOVA Juturna-U and how it fares in our prolonged tests.

In this article, we’ll be unboxing the decently large Huawei Y Max which is currently priced at RM1299. The device comes with a rather satisfying “leather” backside to go with the aforementioned large 7.12-inch display. We’ll also be taking a look at the tech specs and the design of the smartphone mentioned.

We’ve been teased enough about the HONOR View20 for over a month now and we’re not gonna lie: We’re pretty hyped. The phone will be released on the 22nd of January. However, we pretty much know everything about the phone now as the V20 released in China a while back is basically the same phone as the View20.

As we await the launching of the smartphone as well as its arrival here in Malaysia, here’s 5 features we're looking forward to in the HONOR View20.

Regardless of age, nearly everyone uses a smartphone, including students. The problem when it comes to getting smartphones for students is usually the budget. As someone with no job (yet), how does one get a smartphone that can fulfill their needs?

Asides from a good price, among the things students look for in a smartphone is the ability to game, a good selfie camera as well as a large battery capacity so that the phone can last through a usual school day. All of which the Huawei Y9 2019 has to offer but do read on for more details.

I love watching movies and TV shows. My favourite way of watching my favourite TV shows and movies? A huge screen TV and surround sound for the immersive feel, of course! The cinema is my favourite way of enjoying my movies, obviously, followed by my large screen TV at home. However, it can be pretty hard to find the time to watch my favourite shows and movies since I’m always on the go.

As smartphones evolve, some features have been integrated to give the users a better cinema experience for on the go video watchers such as me. Now the question is, is watching TV shows and movies on the Huawei Y Max as comparable as watching it at the cinema or on my TV?

Gaming smartphones are the trend right now. With many playing games from PUBG Mobile to Mobile Legends to Asphalt 9, there’s no wonder the demand for these kinds of smartphones continue to grow. What’s more interesting is that these smartphones began to evolve to somewhat of a hybrid between a super phone and even a gaming desktop.

The Huawei Mate 20 X is priced at RM3199 with tech specs of 6GB RAM and 128GB of internal storage. Now would that pack a punch for gaming? Well, read on to find out.