News & Reviews:   samsung pay

Previously, we reported that the open payment system is now operational at KTM Komuter stations, with payments via MyDebit incurring an RM30 temporary pre-authorisation. Now, KTMB has announced further details on its plans to improve the system, including support for Apple Pay and Samsung Pay.

Today, there was a showcase of the latest range of Neo QLED TVs and BESPOKE Top Mount Freezer Refrigerators at the Senheng x Samsung Premium Experience Store. To celebrate the launch, Samsung Malaysia Electronics and Senheng are pleased to offer exclusive benefits for the customers.

Samsung Malaysia Electronics has announced its new campaign for consumers in our country, whereby you can now purchase selected Samsung Home Appliances and Monitors with ease using GrabPay or PayLater by Grab. Not only that but there are also special promo and discounts when you use the aforementioned payment methods.

Samsung and Nokia have entered into a multi-year 5G patent license agreement which would give the former access to the latter’s fundamental inventions in 5G and other technologies. The agreement is effective from 1 January 2023 and would see the South Korean tech giant make royalty payments to Nokia.

For the first time, Samsung Electronics just launched its own Samsung Wallet and we can't say that we are surprised. Given the popularity of tech brands introducing their ecosystem to the users, Samsung Wallet was inevitable and here's what you can expect from the platform.

It's unfortunate that we won't be seeing the US ban lifted on Huawei anytime soon. With this, Huawei has already begun looking at other methods for sources of income such as offering their technologies to pig farming and coal mining. On top of that, the company is also licensing its 5G technology so that other brands like Apple and Samsung can pay up royalties. 

Back in 2017, Mastercard unveiled a biometric payment card that allows you to make purchases without ever touching a keypad and it's definitely a great idea to protect users' identities. Until now, the company is making the card with Samsung adding its own twist on it.

Upon reading the title of this news, you must be thinking "why". But it seems that Apple had to pay Samsung a nice chunk of money as a penalty. Sources claim that Apple had to pay out a hefty USD 950 million (~RM4.06 billion) for not buying enough OLED panels in the Q2 of 2020.

In another new Samsung Rewards promotion, Samsung Malaysia have just announced that Samsung Pay app users can now redeem RM40 OFF e-vouchers on PUMA Online Store. The promotion has already begun and will last for a limited time until 31 August 2020.

Samsung, in collaboration with Boost, has officially announced that they will be working together in order to provide the best mobile payment experience to Malaysians possible. With that said, Boost will be integrated with Samsung Pay, which allows Samsung smartphone users to easily pay their purchases simply by scanning a QR code if the merchants do not support card payments.