The biggest announcement of the week remains the Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones along with their Daydream View headset and a number of other devices. As the first wholly made by Google devices they look to phase out the Nexus range but you can check out all the highlights in our Google Pixel under 6 minutes video. 

BlackBerry Limited, has announced Blackberry DTEK50 is now available in Malaysia shore for RM1339 (inclusive of GST) through all leading retail store partners of BrightStar Malaysia. One special highlight of the phone is that it combines all unique security, privacy and productivity with the full Android experience in an all-touch design, below is the official specifications.

Sorry TechNavers, last week due to weekend events and issues we could not foresee, I couldn't get the Weekly TechNave out. The good news is that now we have 2 weeks of tech news and events for this week's Weekly TechNave.

Internationally, the Xiaomi Mi 5S and Mi 5S Plus got launched along with the TCL 950 and Blackberry will not be designing smartphones anymore. Samsung also officially announced their Galaxy A8 (2016). The Malaysian prices for the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus got "officially" leaked, so check out our compilation page to register your interest for the telco of your choice.

If you are looking for something a bit more secure to own and have as a smartphone, the new Blackberry DTEK50 is your ticket to a more secure mobile experience – and it is now available for preorder in Malaysia only RM 1339.

If you haven’t heard about it yet, there is a new vulnerability that is affecting about a billion phones around the world running Android and with Qualcomm chips. Now Blackberry has stepped forward to be the first manufacturer to actively patch against the exploit, making them the first to be safe against QuadRooter.

We have covered the international announcement of the Blackberry DTEK50 right here, and if the news online is correct, the ‘the world’s most secure Android smartphone’ is set to be launched soon in Malaysia as well.

Last week was filled with a lot of new and official announcements but the most notable one remained Xiaomi's first laptop, the Mi Notebook Air, which for some reason was quickly followed up by another thin notebook computer called the Lenovo Air 13 Pro. Following up on these were the Xiaomi Redmi Pro smartphone with its dual rear camera, while the Android-based Blackberry DTEK50 was also announced. Other notable international announcements include the Samsung Galaxy Tab J for those budget tablet users out there.

The Blackberry Hamburg now officially has a name. It is the Blackberry DTEK50, and the company is touting it as ‘the world’s most secure Android smartphone’.