U Mobile is bringing next-gen connectivity to Malaysia’s biggest celebrations. Just in time for National Day and Sabah Day on 31 August 2025, the telco has activated its ULTRA5G network in Kota Kinabalu, delivering ultra-reliable performance to tens of thousands of attendees.

U Mobile has officially launched its next-generation 5G network—branded as ULTRA5G—marking a major milestone in Malaysia’s digital infrastructure evolution. Designed with professional use in mind, ULTRA5G promises ultra-reliable connectivity, enhanced indoor coverage, and enterprise-grade performance powered by the latest 5G Standalone (SA) architecture.

Unifi Mobile is raising the bar for postpaid plans in Malaysia with its new UNI5G Postpaid + Netflix bundle. This marks the country’s first mobile plan to include a built-in Netflix subscription, combining unlimited data with premium entertainment in one sleek package.

Granted, the Infinix HOT 60i was already released, but it's not the same with this 5G version. The HOT 60i 5G is launched in India as another feature-packed smartphone for budget-friendly consumers, and here's everything you need to know.

A recent leak from Apple’s internal code suggests that the upcoming M5-powered MacBook Pro may break its Wi-Fi dependency and include a built-in 5G modem. The code reveals it's powered not only by the next-generation M5 Pro chip, but also by a custom in-house 5G modem codenamed “Centauri", which first appeared in the iPhone 16e.

TECNO has launched its latest budget-friendly 5G smartphone, the TECNO Spark Go 5G, in India for INR9,999 — about RM 569.

Infinix recently launched the GT 30 5G+ in India, with the base 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant priced at around 19499 INR (~RM941.90). Featuring built-in shoulder gaming trigger buttons and powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset, this device looks to be targeting entry-level gamers. 

Not to be confused with the existing HONOR Pad 10, HONOR has officially launched the 5G variant of its Pad 10 in Malaysia. The Pad 10 5G is now available through authorised retailers nationwide, with upcoming availability via Maxis and CelcomDigi.

Initially marketed to launch on 19 August 2025, Xiaomi has officially launched the Redmi 15 5G in the Malaysian market. Not only is it built for the budget-conscious demographic, but also for users who demand all-day endurance, immersive visuals, and AI-powered creativity.

Yesterday, Malaysia’s 5G rollout hit a major milestone: as of August 2025, high-speed connectivity now reaches 82.4% of populated areas nationwide, a huge leap from just 4% in 2021. This rapid expansion reflects the government’s push under the Malaysia MADANI framework to close the digital divide and ensure inclusive access to next-gen infrastructure.