Based on a statement by a user on Reddit, it seems that Google might have blocked the sideloading of Google apps on Huawei smartphones via the Kirin processor detection. While not much is known in regards to why did Google do this, it seems that smartphones that are affected include the Huawei P30, P20, as well as the P40 due to “incompatible CPU/processor”.

U Mobile has recently announced that starting from today until 31 December 2020, all U Mobile users will be given the opportunity to experience 5G speeds at Berjaya Times Square, which is located in Kuala Lumpur. The event was made possible thanks to a partnership with ZTE, which provided the hardware, as well as network solutions in order to make this possible.

Huawei has officially announced the Huawei Together 2020 package which allows customers to own various Huawei products such as the Huawei Y6p, Huawei Matepad T, Band 4 Pro, and more starting from only RM3.69 a day. If you’re keen on getting a higher-end smartphone, you can opt for the Huawei Smart Life to get the Huawei P40 Pro and the Huawei Watch GT2e at the price of RM12.32 a day.

Now, what's better than a brand-new smartphone? Two brand-new smartphones, of course! With Maxis, you could get two Huawei P40 series smartphones for RM159/month. But what else is there about Maxis' deal that would make it worth getting? Well, let's take a look at what's on offer, shall we?

Starting from now until 28 April 2020, Huawei will be celebrating their 6th anniversary by offering several Huawei products on sale starting from as low as RM0.60. Not only that, depending on which Huawei device you buy, you’ll be eligible for free gifts such as a Huawei M-Pencil, Huawei Band 4, Huawei Body Fat Scale, and more.

Based on a bunch of images spotted on huaweicentral.com, it seems that the Huawei P40 series will get AI 50MP camera mode via firmware update which could improve the pictures taken by the smartphone. While not much is known in regards to when the aforementioned firmware update will be available in Malaysia, we do know that it is currently available in China for now.

Whenever you purchase a Huawei smartphone, it will always come with the Huawei AppGallery pre-installed which allows you to download apps specifically tailored to your Huawei device. But that’s not all, the AppGallery also comes with a wide selection of apps that are frequently used by Malaysians such as Lazada, dahmakan, banking apps and more.

With that said, I’m pretty sure many would wonder how does it compare to the Google Play store and the features Google has to offer. Let’s have a closer look at the Huawei AppGallery and determine what it does better than the Google Play store.

Due to the Movement Control Order (MCO) because of the COVID-19 outbreak, some of us are pretty much stuck at home with nothing more than a phone to do work with. Due to that, having a smartphone that’s great for every kind of situation would be incredibly beneficial, especially for those who do not have a computer handy with them at the moment.

With the recent launch of the Huawei P40 and P40 Pro, which are considered to be the best in photography and connectivity to date, Huawei has announced that you can pre-order them from 3 April 2020 until 10 April 2020. Not only that but those who have pre-ordered will be eligible for more than RM1300 worth of free gifts including the Huawei FreeBuds 3 or even 3-month free access to Huawei Video.

Other than the Huawei P40 series that will be unveiled in China on 8 April 2020, it seems that Huawei plans on unveiling the Huawei Smart TV X65 as well. Not only that, but the aforementioned smart TV will most likely come equipped with a 24MP front-facing ultra-wide-angle AI smart camera, 14 speakers as well as an OLED display.

Huawei Malaysia has officially announced that the Huawei P40 series has been unveiled starting from RM2799 for the P40, RM3899 for the P40 Pro variant, and RM4999 for the P40 Pro Plus variant. You can pre-order the Huawei P40 and the P40 Pro from 3 April until 10 April 2020, while the Pro Plus will be available somewhere in the near future.