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Size matters! Especially when you’re able to do the same amount of work without the bulk. The new HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2" redefines what a tablet can do, featuring a stunning 13.2-inch Flexible OLED PaperMatte Display with a 2.8K resolution and 144Hz refresh rate.

Are these the best budget earbuds under RM200? These are the QCY Melobuds Pro and if you want to find out more about them, check it out here!

As more drivers switch to electric vehicles (EVs), understanding the best way to charge efficiently is essential, especially if you don’t want to get weird looks at the charging station. EV manufacturers recommend stopping at 80% instead of charging to 100%, read on to find out why.

Thanks to our friends at Nothing Malaysia, we got an early sneak peek of the Nothing Phone (3a) and Nothing Phone (3a) Pro. The two new models offer improved hardware performance and software features, plus changes to the design and UI that fans may appreciate. Below are some first impressions of the two new phones.

Nowadays, it's not uncommon to see children and toddlers just staring at their devices at a restaurant, cafe or any eateries. Many would silently judge the parents for allowing this to happen, as it is regarded as a negative notion. At the same time, it's also not easy being a parent and sometimes, using this method is the easy way out to keep their sanity.

Should you get a tablet or a laptop? Are they equals? The new HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2" is here to make you question everything!

While ultra-light laptops are a solid choice, nothing quite matches the portability and versatility of a high-end tablet. Enter the HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2" — a powerhouse tablet that blends flagship-level performance, stunning visuals, and top-notch productivity features into one sleek package. We had the chance to try it out, and here's why this tablet could be your next must-have device.

Modular smartphones have been an idea in the tech industry for over a decade. Early concepts, such as Google’s Project Ara, aimed to create fully customizable phones with swappable components like cameras, processors, and batteries. While these projects never reached mainstream success, brands like Fairphone and Motorola experimented with modular designs, focusing on sustainability and repairability but these were significantly more expensive. 

However, HMD Global introduced the HMD Skyline, a smartphone with user-repairable parts, launched in Malaysia in July 2024 at RM2399. Unlike fully modular devices, it does not allow hardware upgrades, but it offers self-repair options to extend its lifespan. Could this be the modular phone we've been waiting for?

In the ever-evolving world of smartphones, midrange devices have consistently offered a sweet spot between affordability and performance. So, it could be easy to overlook some of these older models. However, some older mid-range phones stood out for their exceptional camera capabilities, making them popular choices for photography enthusiasts on a budget.

That said, which one of these older mid-range phones tickle your fancy? Here’s a look at five of these old but still gold phones with excellent cameras.

The HUAWEI Mate XT isn't just another smartphone—it's the world’s first tri-fold phone, and it's redefining what we expect from mobile technology. But beyond the innovative design, is it practical? Let's take a closer look!