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The price of the Xiaomi Mi 9T has been leaked on Lazada starting from as low as RM1299 for the 6GB RAM and 64GB ROM variant while the 6GB RAM and 128GB ROM variant were not shown on the listing. That being said, we can expect the latter variant to start from RM1499 onwards.

Today, U Mobile made a big announcement by going full force into the e-wallet lifestyle. The orange telco has launched two new digital financial services in Malaysia called GoPayz and GoBiz, serving as a new cashless platform for U Mobile customers and a corporate digital financial service program for the latter.

Privacy is such an important aspect especially when it comes to purchasing a smartphone. Obviously, you would want to own a device that can not only keep your personal data safe and secure, especially while surfing the internet.  While many of the manufacturers today bragged about secured their phones are, there seems to be a product circulating on eBay that can unlock almost any Android and iOS devices from 50USD(~RM417) onwards

Looks like the Xiaomi Mi 9T will be launched on 20 of June 2019, based on an invitation we have received not too long ago. From what we know from Xiaomi’s official website, the Mi 9T will be Xiaomi’s very first smartphone to come with a front-facing pop-up camera. Furthermore, it also comes with an triple AI assisted camera sensor in the rear as well as an in-display fingerprint sensor.

Finally, after almost a month of revealing the HONOR 20 in Malaysia, HONOR Malaysia has announced that the smartphone will officially go on sale on 21 June 2019 across the nation for RM1699. This will tally with HONOR's 5th Anniversary and will come in Midnight Black and Sapphire Blue with freebies that consist of an HONOR SoundStone Portable Bluetooth Speaker, HONOR Band 4 and HONOR Backpack (all worth RM500).

It wasn't that long ago that the Realme 3 Pro was launched in Malaysia, now it seems that Realme is progressing to the next big thing - Realme 4, as there is a leaked video of a person holding an alleged Realme 4 box on his YouTube channel.

So here's a twist - Previously, it was reported that Huawei is going full force with their Hongmeng OS by applying for the trademark on various countries and it looked a bit legit. Now there's a new report about instead of using its own OS, the company may opt to use Aurora OS which is from Russia as another alternative.

And just like that, the Raya holiday is over and a bunch of news just burst through our doors. Father's Day is just around the corner so check out what Shopee has in store for you, you get to trade-in old OPPO phones for the latest Reno series which is nice, ASUS Malaysia finally launched new lightweight VivoBook Ultra series from RM2699 and...oh, Huawei going boldly by saying their HongMeng OS is 60% faster than Android, requesting trademark approval on HongMeng OS in several countries, as well as inviting developers to publish their apps on AppGallery. 

Based on reports, there is a big possibility that there will be a third device in the Nova 5 series, namely the Huawei Nova 5 Pro which was spotted on JD.com. This is the first time in the company’s history, that the Nova series will come with a Pro variant. Based on the leaked images, we can expect the Huawei Nova 5 Pro to come with beefier specs, slim bezels, quadruple camera sensors in the rear, and even an in-display fingerprint sensor.

In conjunction with The Judgement Day competition that was held at Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre, Sony has launched several new products in their EXTRA BASS™ lineup such as the SRS-XB12 starting from RM199, SRS-XB22 from RM419, SRS-XB32 from RM619 and lastly, the GTK-XB72 starting from RM1499 onwards with battery life lasting up to 24 hours.