Today, it marks the first on-ground launch for KOSPET in Malaysia. The company's first debut is introducing the Magic R10 and Magic P10 smartwatches, at a price of RM699.

While EMUI 10 OS is one of the things to look forward to Huawei smartphone users, there are still a lot of them who are still using old school devices that probably can't get that operating system. We are talking about 2016 smartphones including HONOR but at least they will still be able to get EMUI 9.1. Below is the official list of all the Huawei and HONOR phones getting the EMUI 9.1 update.

Huawei Malaysia has just announced that the Huawei P10, P10 Pro, Mate 9 and the Mate 9 Pro are now available for the EMUI 9 update. To update it, all you have to do is go to the phones' settings -> software updates. In case your phone has not notified you yet, do note it takes time for the new OS to rollout.

Huawei recently released an image on their Facebook page, stating that you could change the battery for your Huawei device for only RM99 from 14 January until 20 Feb 2019.

In case you haven't heard, Huawei Malaysia has just rolled out a new EMUI 8.0 update for the Nova Lite, Nova 2 Plus and P10 lite phones. There are a couple of updates for the three phones, but all the same thing and mainly focuses on the user interface experience. You can now download it in the settings via Over-the-Air (OTA).

It's been quite a year for Huawei, they have successfully released the P10 series, Nova 2i got huge sales and the latest Mate 10 series are getting good recognition over the world. But the company isn't resting just yet, they are already thinking of 2018 and get this - they are already working on a foldable smartphone!

Ever had a shopping dilemma with two very similar products? That's the case for the Huawei when the P10 Plus was announced way back earlier this year, with a nearly equivalent specifications with the Mate 9 Pro and nobody could really tell the difference. Well, we finally had the time to test both phones especially in the camera department and was surprised to see that there IS a difference after all. What could it be? Check out our camera test in the video below!

In celebration of Malaysia's 60th year of independence and the country's record 145 gold medal win at the 29th SEA Games, Huawei will be offering an RM300 rebate off of the Huawei P10 Plus and the Mate 9 Pro. Available at all Huawei Display Zones starting from today till 30 September 2017, you can now get the RM300 rebate with a purchase for either smartphone. The P10 Plus retails at RM3099 in Dazzling Blue, Dazzling Gold, Greenery, Graphite Black and Limited Edition Rose Gold while the Mate 9 Pro is priced at RM3299 in gold and grey.

Just last week, some of you have probably heard of Celcom's newest, craziest and biggest plans. Yup, we are talking about the latest FIRST Gold Supreme and FIRST Platinum Plus postpaid plans that we covered last week which is offering everyone 100GB and 50GB worth of Internet data and more.

Huawei's Consumer Business Group also received awards from the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) with the EISA Smartphone Camera 2017-2018 Award for the Huawei P10 and the EISA Wearable Device 2017-2018 Award for the Huawei Watch 2. As the 5th consecutive year that the Huawei P series has been recognised by EISA Awards, the Huawei P10 won thanks to its Leica dual rear camera, Leica front camera, 3D face detection, dynamic illumination and other technology. Priced at an RRP of RM2499, recent price drops have seen it go to as low as RM1939.

The Huawei Watch 2 on the other hand won due to its stand-alone 4G technology, IP68 dust and waterproof rating, improved battery life, personalized health coach, fitness tracking and more. While it was quite highly priced initially at an RRP of RM1999, the sportier Watch 2 can now be had for as low as RM1457.