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Just to refresh your memory, there are two Galaxy Note 20 variants - a 4G and 5G version. Priced at RM3899 and RM4299 respectively, both are essentially the same since 5G is not publically and commercially available. So without beating around the bush, here's our Samsung Galaxy Note 20 review.

The 1MORE True Wireless Stereo Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear headphones joins a whole plethora of TWS in the Malaysian market at a slightly upper midrange price tag of RM699. Does it deliver more in terms of performance and features than other TWS devices around that price tag? The short answer is… Yes and No. Read on to find out what we mean by that.

Previously, we wrote about which Apple iPhone 12 series smartphone would be the right one for you based on features and needs. Now the latest iPhones are finally available in Malaysia, with prices starting from RM3399 on Apple Malaysia's official website. Not only that, but it's also available for pre-order via telco companies such as Digi, Celcom, Maxis, as well as U Mobile.

The Galaxy S20 FE features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset (yay!), 8GB of RAM, 256GB internal storage, a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED FHD+ display, and a 4500mAh battery. Compared with the Galaxy S20, there are only some minor differences here and there. But that's not what we are here to talk about today. Instead, we are going to do some performance tests on the Galaxy S20 FE.

A few months ago, we tested the Galaxy S20 Ultra's battery by running it on a movie marathon and it took 7 movies (2 hours average) before its battery ran out of juice. So being stuck at home again due to the CMCO situation, it was another opportunity to binge watch some movies and TV shows on Netflix that came pre-installed inside the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G. So in this article, we are testing how many episodes can you watch on the Galaxy S20 FE until the battery depletes? 

We sure have written a lot of stuff about the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, the behind-the-scenes of its Mystic Bronze theme colour, our viewing experience, the Pro Video Mode, Link to Windows, and other productive features. It may seem like there's nothing else to talk about but aha! - we actually found three new hidden features that you can do with your Galaxy Note20 Ultra.

November is back and you know what that means, right? Yup, sales and discounts! In conjunction with the upcoming Double 11 sale, which will be happening on 11 November 2020, you can get up to 70% discount on selected Lenovo products. Of course, it is important to note that only LenovoPRO members will be eligible for the discounts, so if you're interested in getting a Lenovo laptop at a lower price, be sure to sign up for the membership on Lenovo's official website.

Not only that, but by using our promo code "TECHNAVE" at checkout, you can get an additional 10% discount on selected Thinkpad and Thinkcentre products. With all that being said, which Lenovo laptop will be on sale during the Double 11 sale? Let's have a closer look.

What do I mean by that? Well, since the screen resolution of most new smartphones can go up to 2K resolution or in the case of the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, 3088 x 1440 (WQHD+), you will actually be limited to a refresh rate of 60Hz. For hardcore mobile gamers and those who are just starting, this can be quite a dilemma - should you play your mobile games in 120Hz + 1080p or 60Hz + 1440p? We did some tests and here's what you should know.

The iPhone 12 series smartphones are just around the corner and the pre-order campaign will begin this Friday (6 November)! For the first time, Apple released four iPhone models and it got many people wondering which one is the best deal out of the bunch. Well, since everyone has different needs, we came up with a guide on which iPhone 12 model is best suited for you.

This question may have come across your mind at least once: Is an IPS LCD screen with a 120Hz refresh rate or an AMOLED type screen with a standard 60Hz refresh rate better for your smartphone?

Some brands launch phones that are nearly identical, with the only difference being the display's specs. As you can tell, this can be very confusing. If you're not sure which works best for you and have been researching online, here are some tips that may help you decide what screen best suits you!