Samsung Newsroom Malaysia has officially announced the release of the One UI 9 beta programme for users of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Series. The beta rollout gives early adopters access to Samsung’s next-generation Android experience ahead of the official public release later this year.

It has been a while since Samsung Malaysia released the Galaxy A57 5G and Galaxy A37 5G here. It was also only last week that the company slashed the price tags temporarily. Today, more promotions are being offered and here's everything you need to know about them.

In 2026, there's no need to look far if you want to learn what an upcoming product looks like. Industry leaks are the norm these days, with details of certain products uncovered before their launches. For today, one of them would be Samsung's foldable phones launching later this year.

For a limited time, Samsung Malaysia is running a short-term promotion for the Samsung Galaxy A57 5G and Galaxy A37 5G. The campaign just started today (4 May) and will last until 7 May, giving buyers a narrow window to take advantage of the reduced pricing.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Series is no stranger in Malaysia. To showcase its real-world AI experiences more, Samsung Malaysia is rolling out a nationwide series of roadshows designed as immersive, hands-on experiences. These events allow visitors to explore the Galaxy S26 Series in real-world scenarios, rather than just seeing specs on paper.

Today, Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy A57 5G and Galaxy A37 5G in Malaysia, bringing upgraded performance, AI-powered features, and long-term software support to its mid-range lineup. The starting price is originally RM1899, but before we get to the full price promotions, below are the details of the tech specs and features.

In case you missed it, Samsung Malaysia has introduced its latest air conditioning lineup in Malaysia, unveiling the Bespoke AI WindFree Premium Pro and Bespoke AI WindFree Deluxe. To mark the launch, the company is also offering a limited-time promotion. 

Samsung have officially announced that their Samsung Galaxy S26 series of smartphones will soon be able to share content using Apple AirDrop via Quick Share starting from today or 23 March 2026. The rollout will begin from South Korea and then eventually more regions such as Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Latin America, North America, Southeast Asia and Taiwan.

Samsung appears to be pulling the plug early on one of its most experimental foldables. According to a report from Korean media, the company is set to end domestic sales of the Galaxy Z TriFold in South Korea just three months after launch.

As you should know by now, the new Samsung Galaxy S26 Series has seen an increase in prices. In Malaysia, the starting price is already RM5199, and that's for the base model. Obviously, memory shortage across the globe is to be blamed, and Samsung confirms it.