In the midst of CES 2025 and new phone launches, Tesla also has a new electric vehicle (EV) launched in Malaysia. It is a new Model Y Juniper EV, available in either a rear-wheel drive or long-range at a starting price of RM195,450.

With the hype and buzz going around, Tesla was finally launched in Malaysia yesterday. Here's a quick overview of what you can get from the company, including the pricing, specifications, availability and what to expect more from Elon Musk's company. 

Tesla Malaysia is set for its launch next week and it just released the official price for Tesla Model Y. So what can you expect from Model Y? When will it come to Malaysia? This news might answer your question.

Yesterday, OPPO held its annual INNO Day and introduced a second member of the MariSilicon family — the all-new MariSilicon Y Bluetooth audio SoC. As the name implies, this chipset primarily focuses on audio performance via Bluetooth and here's what you need to know.

It seems that the Huawei Enjoy 20s has been spotted on TENAA which not only gives us the full tech specs of the device, but also an image of how the smartphone could look like. While not much is known on whether this smartphone will be coming to Malaysia, our source did mention that it could be a Huawei Y series smartphone or even the HONOR Play 4.

Whenever you unbox a smartphone, there would almost always be a plastic protective casing provided inside the box. It's nice to get a free protective casing, but most consumers don't really use it because of the impression it gives (you know, that cheap feeling). However, that's not the case for the Huawei Y Max and it doesn't even need one. Why? Because its back cover is already infused with an artificial leather cover which is rather eye-catching.

Chocolates run out and flowers wither. If you’re looking for a gift for that special someone that will never expire, Huawei’s got some amazing promotions going on from now till the 15th of February on the Huawei Online Store.

With the 2019 Chinese New Year celebrations just around the corner, everybody will be busy preparing for the great human migration back to their respective hometowns. That being said, there could be a chance that the family elders could be carrying an old and outdated smartphone that isn’t fitted with modern security features such as facial recognition as well as a fingerprint scanner. Not only that, the screen is probably not large enough for them to read text on it comfortably.

Considering that, the Huawei Y Max would probably make a more than suitable gift to ensure they’re safe, thanks to the security features on the phone, as well as a larger screen so that they won’t have to squint while looking at text on the device.

In this article, we’ll be unboxing the decently large Huawei Y Max which is currently priced at RM1299. The device comes with a rather satisfying “leather” backside to go with the aforementioned large 7.12-inch display. We’ll also be taking a look at the tech specs and the design of the smartphone mentioned.

I love watching movies and TV shows. My favourite way of watching my favourite TV shows and movies? A huge screen TV and surround sound for the immersive feel, of course! The cinema is my favourite way of enjoying my movies, obviously, followed by my large screen TV at home. However, it can be pretty hard to find the time to watch my favourite shows and movies since I’m always on the go.

As smartphones evolve, some features have been integrated to give the users a better cinema experience for on the go video watchers such as me. Now the question is, is watching TV shows and movies on the Huawei Y Max as comparable as watching it at the cinema or on my TV?