Today, Wiko (yes, they are still around) just announced two new smartphones - the Power U20 and Power U10. If you have been looking for alternative budget-friendly phones, maybe you can consider this as both just cost RM429 and RM379 respectively. To learn more, read on below!

Earlier this year, iQOO has launched the budget iQOO U1 that is equipped with tech specs like Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G, 48MP triple camera setup, and 4500mAh battery with a price starting from ~RM730. Now, it looks like the brand will make a comeback soon with an even cheaper iQOO U1x launching in just two more days.

Almost every brand has a sub-brand to target a different group of consumers to satisfy their needs. On that point, vivo do have a sub-brand which is iQOO and they will launch another new device, the iQ00 U1.

Besides the anticipated OnePlus Nord smartphone, OnePlus also just recently released their latest Android TV lineup in India. Showcasing the U and Y series, there are three different models - OnePlus TV 55U1, 43YI and 32YI. The starting price is just 12999 rupees (~RM744)!

Those days of panicking to register as a voter at the post office is now over as future voters can now register online. The SPR has just launched a brand new portal named MySPR to make it easier for voters to register. Existing voters can also benefit from this portal as it allows them to change their addresses as well.

The Realme brand has been making a good wave in Malaysia lately, such as emerging as the top-selling smartphone on Shopee during 11.11 and the Men's Festival for the Realme 2 Pro. Meanwhile in India, the brand has just released another new device called the Realme U1 and it's the first to adopt a MediaTek Helio P70 chipset.

Skipping one number from the HTC U11+, HTC have officially announced their HTC U12+ featuring a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, 6GB RAM, 64GB storage + microSD and an enhanced side squeeze tech Edge Sense 2. Camera-wise, it packs in 12MP Ultra Pixel 4 (OIS, phase detection autofocus, laser autofocus) + 16MP (2x optical zoom) dual rear cameras, 8MP + 8MP wide angle dual front cameras that support 4K video recording at 60 fps and full HD recording at 240 fps slow motion.

The notorious leaker, Evan Blass leaked images of the HTC U12+ along with a full spec sheet on his twitter account. Based on the images, the HTC U12+ will not feature a notch on the top of the screen as well as a fingerprint scanner and dual-camera setup behind it.

From our last post, we reported that the HTC U12+ is probably the only device that will be released from the company this year. While there are some leaks here and there, someone just took a screenshot of a retail box design and it's giving us a full look at the tech-specs written there. Let's check it out.

Right after announcing the HTC Desire 12 and Desire 12+ last week, rumours from GizmoChina and an insider hint that the HTC U12+ could be the only flagship coming from HTC for 2018. No HTC U12 is expected but a HTC U12 Life midranger could come instead.