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When it first came out, the Samsung DeX Station seemed like an obvious evolution for the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus, which is to turn it into a fully working desktop PC complete with a windows-based interface and network, HDMI and USB ports. Does this hockey puck sized device deliver a complete desktop PC experience? Find out in our review of the Samsung Dex Station below.

Everyone's ideal smartphone would be one that has good performance (battery and camera) yet offers value for money without selling our organs off (especially kidneys). But in reality, that's a hard thing to balance. It's either you pay highly for a premium product or pay low for mediocre products. Well, aside from Xiaomi, OnePlus is making that dream come true. If you remember reading our review of the OnePlus 3T, we dubbed it as the "flagship killer" and this applies the same to the OnePlus 5. Find out more below in our review.

Thankfully, quite a lot of what we hoped would come out for the ASUS ZenFone 4 series came true. After checking through the details for the ASUS ZenFone 4, ZenFone 4 Pro and the pre-order and hands-on photos for the ZenFone 4 Max Pro, ZenFone 4 Selfie and ZenFone 4 Selfie Pro we've got some hands-on videos for you too. Check them out below:

Believe it or not, there have now been 3 generations of the ASUS ZenFone smartphones with the ASUS ZenFone 4 series announcement just around the corner. As we come up to it, here are some features we hope ASUS will implement for their 4th generation ZenFone series (some of which probably seem like longshots now with all the rumours but here they are). 

Finally, we have a new toy to play with. Introducing the Moto Z2 Play which was released last month for RM1999, the mid ranger device is back again using a 14nm Snapdragon 626 chipset, 4GB + 64GB memory capacity, 5.5-inch AMOLED display, 3000 mAh battery, water-repellent nano coating and a special Hasselblad Moto Mod add-on with us too (sorry, the other mods aren't available yet but you can check out a brief preview of it right here). Anyway, without further ado, check out our video below!

With the recent release of the Neffos X1 lite, TP-Link has once again made smartphones a lot more affordable with a price tag of RM499 only. If that's not economical then I don't know what is. Anyway, we also noted that some of you have been asking for a list of entry-level phones. So here's our Top 5 Entry-Level Smartphones you can get now in Malaysia (entry-level being RM800 and below).

Great news TechNavers! You can now get the latest Samsung Galaxy J Pro series (Samsung Galaxy J3 Pro, Samsung Galaxy J5 Pro, Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro) on Shopee at the Lowest Price, Guaranteed from as low as RM599, RM979 or RM1109 (with this price always updating!). Available till 31 August 2017, you also get 1 year screen protection + 2 year extended warranty from Samsung.

In this modern era, if you don't have a partner then a smartphone is your next best companion (it's ok, nothing to be ashamed of lol). We had fun producing the Perfect Companion - Huawei P10 video because we wanted to highlight what it can do as a "companion" with its many features such as the Portrait Mode, SuperCharging technology, 3D Facial recognition, and of course the Leica lens that are on the dual rear and front camera sensors. All in all, a perfect companion for a phoneographer.

As reported from a Gfk market research study, a majority of Malaysians seem to favour midrange smartphones more now. That seems to be true nowadays as many flagship smartphones today seem to require your selling your kidney just to own one. Midrangers, which we define as from RM800 to RM1300, are getting better every month and if you're hunting for such a smartphone, here are our Top 5 Midrange Trending Smartphones so far in no particular order. 

Finally, after great effort, we managed to get these three top-tier smartphones against each other in a battle of photography. First up, we have the Samsung Galaxy S8 (RM3299) featuring a Dual Pixel 12MP camera against the improved 12MP RGB + 20MP monochrome camera sensor on the Huawei P10 (RM2499), and facing off the hipster's device Apple iPhone 7 (RM3199) using a normal 12MP camera. So which phone takes better pictures? Well, we have taken a bunch of photos using all three devices so check them out below...