As mentioned previously, Vivo has officially launched its newest budget 5G smartphone, the Vivo Y400 5G, in India on 4 August 2025. Prices start from 21999 Indian Rupees (~RM1064) for the 8GB RAM and 128GB storage variant.

As we've shared previously, realme confirmed that it is launching the successor to the popular realme 14 Series 5G in India soon, the realme 15 Series 5G. Comprising the realme 15 5G and realme 15 Pro 5G, the company has revealed details of the latter, so read on to learn more.

Last week, Nothing unveiled its first flagship-level Nothing Phone (3) smartphone. Compared to the other Nothing phones, it has significant design changes that many did not expect. Now, Nothing has confirmed that the Nothing Phone (3) is officially available in Malaysia starting today.

POCO has revealed that it’s launching a new member of its M7 series smartphone in India, the POCO M7 5G. The vanilla version of the M7 Pro 5G, a microsite for the device is now live on Flipkart, revealing some of its key specs.

Today, Anker Malaysia announced a couple of new products. This includes two new audio products - the Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro wireless earbuds and Select 4 Go as a portable speaker. They are priced at RM 699 and RM109, respectively.

HONOR has released its new entry-level mid-ranger in China, the HONOR Play 9T. Featuring some competitive specs at a low price range, read on to learn more.

POCO may be gearing up for the launch of its latest mid-ranger soon, the POCO M6 Plus 5G. This is after the device was spotted on the Google Play Console database, alluding to its imminent release.

If you are a huge PlayStation fan, this news might excite you. Recently, SONY confirmed that the PS5 has become its most profitable console generation to date. That said, what should you know about it?

If you own an Apple iPhone, this update might catch your attention. Recently, Apple released the beta for iOS 17.4 beta 4. That said, what should you know about it?

It feels just like yesterday when the PS4 first arrived in Malaysia. Today, Sony confirms they are gradually shutting down the production and sales of the PS4. This is how they are doing it.