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Although most of us (the writers of TechNave) have been working from home, we still managed to play and use some tech gadgets that were released this year. The gadgets that you are about to read are the ones that we reviewed (and bought) and would recommend them as gifts for your tech enthusiast friend. From smartphones to microphones, here are our favourite and recommended devices for this year. 

Priced at RM1599, does this smartphone deliver value for money? And how is its performance as a daily driver? We got to play with the phone for a while and here's our first impression of the Galaxy A42 5G's performance.

It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed external hard disk drives so the sheer ultra compact mobility of the WD My Passport SSD certainly surprised me. Small enough to fit in the palm of my hand, it certainly looks like the most mobile external storage yet but how does it perform and who is it made for? Find out in our review of the WD My Passport SSD below.

For many Malaysians, especially us urban dwellers, our phones have become an intricate part of our lives. We want to have more and more things in control of our hands, and that includes banking and saving.

Unfortunately, some mobile banking apps are not that convenient because they don't provide the functionalities that users want. Most banks also lack plans that deliver flexibility, especially in terms of investments. Either you spend a lot but earn little from savings, or save as much as you can for more investment returns. Due to the lack of these relevant features in their mobile app, you might also have to visit the bank in person, just to make changes to your investments.

But what if you could have your cake and eat it too? With FRANK by OCBC and the OCBC Malaysia Mobile Banking app, you get quite a bit of both. Read on to find out more.

If you are here reading this, you probably want to know how much you can really save up with Digi. And what exactly is Digi offering? As a consumer, it can be hard to choose the right package for your needs, but there is so much information. No worries, we are here to guide you on getting the best deals under More@Home with Digi.

These days, we essentially have miniature PCs in the palm of our hands these days. Of course, it hasn't always been that way. The handphones we used to have back in the day were far from the fancy multi-purpose devices we now have, but a lot of them were iconic devices that many would remember. Today, let's talk about 5 iconic mobile phones and what made them special.

This laptop also one of the first laptops to come equipped with an 11th generation Intel Core processor i7 CPU and Intel Iris Xe Max graphics, which promises high performance and battery efficiency. With all these technology and hardware crammed inside a small package, how exactly does it perform in a real-world environment? Come get a closer look with our review below.

The realme C15 was actually launched in the Indonesian market first before making its way to Malaysia. But with so many C smartphone models around here (five, in fact), it makes us wonder how the C15 is any different from the rest. Well, strap in and read the pros and cons of our realme C15 review below.

Last month, POCO have launched the POCO M3 in Malaysia with an affordable price tag. The device costs RM599 (4GB + 64GB) and RM699 (4GB + 128GB).

But what pictures should you take? Last week, we covered two of the contest categories, so we'll talk about the other two this time. The two remaining categories are "Clearly Your Best Creativity" and "Clearly Your Best Landscape", which are quite self-explanatory. But let's take some time to discuss them and what kind of photos you may want to take.