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We mentioned before that the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 utilizes the same camera specifications from the Galaxy S9+, with an additional Scene Optimizer that really boosts up the photo quality (you can check out the camera comparison between the two here), but did you also know that the Dual Aperture feature also made its way to the Note 9 phablet? If this is your first time hearing of such feature, we got you covered here. Allow us to explain how it works and why it's still awesome.

Is this the review that you've been waiting for? You probably have read some of our articles on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 for the past three weeks, such as the battery, the Water Carbon Cooling System, the S-Pen and others. Obviously, this phone doesn't need any introduction. But what you probably need to know is whether this phablet is worth the purchase (starting from RM3699) or not. So without further ado, here's what we think of the Galaxy Note 9.

Welcome back to another edition of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and this time around, we will be taking a closer look at Samsung's own Water Carbon Liquid Cooling system. We did talk about it a little bit from our battery test article here but the focus on this article is all about its gaming capability. So that being said, how is the gaming performance and how helpful is the new feature? Read below to find out.

The OPPO Find X is one of the most talked smartphones of this year when it first came out. It's exquisite, the motorized pop-up camera is ingenious, a flagship by OPPO that has been long overdue over the past four years (for being too busy selling selfie centric only phones) and it seems like they pulled it off. But of course, there is no such thing as the perfect smartphone and the Find X definitely has some flaws. Is it worth spending RM3699 for the Find X? Let's get right to it!

Having a big battery on a smartphone is considered one of the most important factors for consumers, as most of us need it as our daily drivers for work, play and social life. That being said, the 4000mAh battery is definitely one of the highlights from the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and we decided to test out how reliable is the 4000mAh battery?

Now that the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has been revealed, many seem to love it due to the surprisingly sold out pre-order here in Malaysia. However, if we look at the specification sheet, one of the things that caught our attention is how the phablet borrows the exact same camera specs from the Galaxy S9+, but with an additional Scene Optimizer. That said, is there any difference between the two? There's only one way to find out.

So here it is, TechNavers. The OPPO F9 was just announced yesterday (16 August 2018) and for a surprising price of RM1399, this midrange device packs a 16MP + 2MP dual rear camera, 25MP front camera, 3500mAh battery, a MediaTek Helio P60 processor, backed up by 6GB of RAM, 64GB ROM and more details which you can check out here (like why we don't get the F9 Pro model). What's more, we are quite impressed with the Waterdrop notch and diamond-cut design too so without further ado, check it out the video below!

As the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is due in just a day, we’re asking the biggest question on the minds of most Malaysians, How much could the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 cost in Malaysia? Serial leakster @rquandt has revealed the UK price of the 512GB storage version at 1099 GBP (~RM5764) while the 128GB version could cost 899 GBP (~RM4715), so our estimate would be around RM3699 to RM3799 for the 128GB version and RM4599 to RM4699 for the 512GB version. Check out our math below.

Most flagship-level smartphones these days range around RM3K while supposed flagship killers go for around RM2.3K. In a big move that will likely disrupt this status quo, ASUS have announced their ASUS ZenFone 5Z ZS620KL featuring a flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset, 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage for just RM1899.

Offering DxOMark rated cameras with a score of 90 (on par with the Google Pixel), AI-driven features and all of the above, the ASUS ZenFone 5Z is easily the most affordable flagship killer yet. We see how well it performs in our review of the ASUS ZenFone 5Z ZS620KL below.

While most flagship killers today go for a slightly above RM2K price tag, the ASUS ZenFone 5Z ZS620KL starts from just RM1899 and it packs in a flagship-level Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset, 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage along with AI-driven functionality and cameras. Set for an e-launch today around 3pm, we'll know more about when or where this will be available. The good news is that an even more value-busting 8GB RAM + 256GB storage version is coming soon as well.