DxOMark recently unveiled the DXOMARK Display Score, which will be used to determine which smartphone has the best display. With that being said, DXOMARK has determined that the top 3 smartphones with the best displays go to the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, Galaxy S20 Ultra, as well as the OnePlus 8 Pro which scored 89, 87, and 88 points respectively.

When it comes to software updates, Samsung has always been pretty consistent. Many people had hopes that the Android 10 update would be released to all Samsung devices gradually, but now it seems that the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 series (among others) won't be included in this update.

Samsung Malaysia recently confirmed the announcement date of the next Samsung UNPACKED to be 8 August 2019 along with a teaser video showing off a stylus and a camera. As such, it's a no-brainer that the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (and possibly Galaxy Note 10 Pro) could be the device that may be revealed. Of course, there's no Malaysia release dates or pricing details yet but you can register your interest for now.

It's been a couple of weeks now since the Samsung Galaxy Note9 made its debut and we have been writing a lot of stuff about it. From battery to performance and even some cool tricks that we found out, but at the end of it all, these are just incremental updates and so begs the question - Is it worth upgrading the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 to the Samsung Galaxy Note 9?

Press renders for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 courtesy of AndroidHeadlines.com showcasing the front of the device where it seems to have a big resemblance to the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. Not only that, based on the statement from AndroidHeadlines, it seems that the top and bottom bezels are slightly smaller than its predecessor. But that’s not all, based on previous reports, the fingerprint sensor which is housed in the rear of the device will be placed below the horizontal section that houses cameras, flash, and the heart rate monitor.

Today, Samsung Malaysia Electronics are putting the Galaxy Note8 on a new promotion! What is it? Well starting from 8 June until 8 July 2018, the phablet is having a 0% Easy Payment Plan and you get to enjoy 2 months of free instalment payment up to RM628! Between the 12-month or 24-month plan, the monthly instalment plans range from as low as RM262 for the former, while the latter can go as low as RM131. You can visit your nearest Samsung Experience Store and selected Samsung Authorized Dealer across the nation to check it out.

We recently spotted someone selling a Huawei Mate 10 Pro for RM379 (normal RRP RM3099) and a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 for RM509 (normal RRP RM3999). Suffice to say, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is, so BE ALERT! Don't just rush, rush and buy, buy just because the price looks good but you can see why below.

Samsung recently showed off their full length animation "Julian and his Magical Skates" which was recorded and illustrated using the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and S Pen stylus. Now, they're showing how they did it with a behind-the-scenes video which you can see here.

In view of the coming Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018, Samsung Electronics Malaysia has carried out a special "Do What You Can't" event and a short animation skit entitled “Julian and His Magical Skates". And get this, the whole video was fully recorded and illustrated with the Samsung Galaxy Note8 with its S Pen, which we didn't know was possible until they mentioned it today.

By now, most of you are aware of EasyPhone™ plan and if you aren't, what are you doing with your life? Just kidding, but to sum it up, it's an instalment program that allows everyone to own the latest smartphone for 24 months, and at its lowest, you only have to pay RM25/month. Also, Celcom has just updated their EasyPhone™ list which includes the Apple iPhone 8 series, Huawei Mate 10 series, Samsung Galaxy Note8 and more! Check out the table below for reference.