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Today, we got to explore the Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro (2016) more. Aside from the big three features that includes the 6-inch Full HD Super AMOLED display, large 5000mAh battery and greater storage with additional 256GB of external memory; it also has some other interesting features as well. The smartphone is now available for RM1999 (GST included) in all across Samsung Experience Stores and authorised dealers starting today. Check out our hands-on video below and stay tuned for our future review!

In March, the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge became a hot gadget-to-have in Malaysia thanks to its many improvements, especially the Dual pixel camera technology. Recently Huawei's P9 and P9 Plus also arrived in Malaysia, this time with its Leica powered dual rear cameras. Yesterday, so did HTC's much-hyped HTC 10 which garnered enough positive impressions to make many think HTC is making a comeback. As usual, a comparison between the three beasts is inevitable. So which of these titans stands out the most? Read below to find out.

Couple weeks ago, Huawei Malaysia has finally revealed and confirmed the price and release date for the Huawei P9 Plus, the device will be available for RM2599. But does the extra cost gives you a difference experience using the P9 Plus compared to its younger brother, Huawei P9?  Check out our first impression video down below!

So last week, we receive a tip from Mr. Anonymous and speculated that the Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro could be arriving in Malaysia last Friday but nothing really happened (it was just a rumour after all). But fret not, we manage to get some leaked images of the device from Mr. Anonymous, so without further ado, check them out below!

Sometimes, all you want is a device with a big screen and the ASUS ZenFone 2 Laser ZE601KL certainly fulfils this need with its 6-inch full HD display. Asides from that it also offers up the highest tech specs in the ZenFone 2 Laser range while maintaining the laser autofocus available in the entire range. Is it the 6-inch phablet you’re looking for? Find out in our review of the ASUS ZenFone 2 Laser ZE601KL.

Just yesterday, both YES 4G LTE by YTL and Webe digital launched their mobile plans for Malaysia. Both are using WiMax technology to help support their 4G connectivity and offer some super interesting features to stay connected. Since we had both the YES 4G LTE prepaid SIM card and a Webe digital SIM we took them for a spin with Speedtest.net to check speed and connections in random locations around Malaysia. Which was faster and more stable? Read on to find out.

Back in February when Sony shockingly announced the cancellation of their Xperia Z series, they decided to show us their new X series lineup - the Sony Xperia XA, Xperia X and Xperia XA Ultra (some other countries got the Xperia X Performance instead of XA Ultra). In our review here, we will be exploring the Xperia XA, which is the smallest and currently most affordable among the three brothers (recently launched in Malaysia about 2 days ago for RM1199). But is it worth it? Read below to find out!

Launched earlier last week, the Samsung Galaxy J1 2016 was not only priced at RM449, it also came free with a YES 4G LTE prepaid SIM card preloaded with 30GB of data (15GB a month x 2). We managed to do an unboxing and go hands-on with both but you can see the results for yourself below. Stay tuned for the full review and more at TechNave.com.

Huawei Malaysia announced the Huawei MediaPad M2 10.0 back in March. It is an Android tablet that's thin and light with an aluminium build, making it a direct challenger to the Apple iPad Air 2. It packs tech specs of a Kirin 930 octa-core processor, 2GB/3GB RAM, 16GB/64GB internal storage (expandable memory available), 10.0-inch screen with an IPS LCD panel and 1920 x 1200 resolution, 13MP rear camera + 5MP front camera, fingerprint sensor, M-Pen stylus and 6660 mAh battery. But is it any good for day to day use? Check out our first impression video down below!

A brand that no one actually thought in relation to smartphones – TP-Link as announced a slew of new phones that is now available in the Malaysian market. This includes the Neffos C5 Max, Neffos C5L and the star of this review – the Neffos C5. It features a 5 inch display with a HD resolution (that is 1280 x 720 pixels) which is par for the course when compared to its peers – but does it live up to the average user? We will find out in our full review of the TP-Link Neffos C5 review.