Do you still remember the realme GT2 Pro render that looks like the Google Nexus 6P? Although GT2 Pro already arrived with a rather conventional design, it turns out that the render is still for a device that the company is planning to launch.

The upcoming realme GT 2 Pro is a highly-anticipated device from the brand, as it's said to be a device that marks realme's entry into the high-end global market. Today, someone has made a render for the device by bringing a surprising twist to the series before the launch happens.

Local tech retailers DirectD have suddenly slashed the price of the beautiful and powerful Huawei Nexus 6P to RM1899 from its original retail price of RM2698.

While the smartwatch market is not growing as fast as it can be, the adoption of the devices is still growing on a slow and steady rate. Google’s Android Wear 2.0 may change all of those, and the brand that is set to start the race is said to be LG.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Then why don't you drop by Sunway Pyramid for the 2016 Huawei Hualloween Party On Ice complete with a photo booth contest where you might be able to win a Huawei Nexus 6P and get goodie bags.

With the Google Pixel and Pixel XL phones officially announced already, we couldn't help but make some quick comparisons with the phones using our tech spec comparison tool. You can see some of our comparisons in the links below but clearly the Pixel and Pixel XL bring Electronic Image Stabilization and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor to the table, features which can be seen in both the Huawei Nexus 6P and ASUS ZenFone 3 Deluxe.

This is a market that has been slowly dwindling down, thanks to large form-factor smartphones such as the Samsung Galaxy Note series, or even the recently launched Xiaomi Mi Max. However the 7-inch tablet is still a device many carry, and the most popular model has been the Nexus 7. Now there are reports that Google and surprisingly Huawei are collaborating in bringing the next generation 7-inch tablet to the market.

The specs of the Nexus Sailfish was revealed sometime next week, and now we have somewhat of a confirmation on the specs of the Nexus Marlin will have onboard the device. The quick list – Snapdragon 820, 5.5-inch screen, and 4GB RAM.

The next Nexus phones are reported to be developed by HTC, and they are code named Sailfish and Marlin respectively. We have talked a bit on the design and specs on TechNave before, and now we have images showing the phone in use in real life.

The HTC-built Nexus phones, code-named Marlin and Sailfish is well underway on their development, and new leaks of the phone may give us insights on how it should perform, and even how it looks.