So apparently, Huawei Malaysia has been doing a Battery Replacement Event for quite some time now. Starting from 8 April, the event will end on 7 May 2019 and no matter which Huawei smartphone model it is, it only cost RM99 which is a deal breaker.

Forbes Most Valuable Brands 2017 list selects 100 of the world's most valuable brands and Huawei recently ranked 88 with a brand value of $7.3 billion. It is the only Chinese brand in the list with achievements mentioned including more than 10 million Huawei P9/P9 Plus sold, and collaborations with Pantone, Saatchi and more.

In the midst of Huawei busy promoting their newest Pantone Greenery and Dazzling Blue on the P10 and P10 Plus series, the company silently added two more colours to the Mate 9 in China, which happens to be Red Agate and Topaz Blue.

In a world where smartphone brands are increasingly saturated over the years, we have seen a lot of great innovations and unfortunate brands that went under the radar. However, I think it’s also safe to say that we are also getting a bit bored (or annoyed, if I might add) of seeing the repeated things of what phone companies are doing. Here are our top 5 list of what smartphone manufacturers should stop doing if they want to keep our attention.

For those who don’t know yet, Huawei’s own OS based on Android, EMUI 5.0 is now available on five more Huawei devices. The devices are the Huawei P9, P9 Plus , P9 Lite ,  Mate 8 and Nova Plus.  Updates can be found via settings and downloaded Over-the-Air (OTA) now.

We’ve been hearing many rumours regarding the Huawei P10 and P10 Plus. With 3 more days to go before they become official in Barcelona, we thought that it’ll be a good time to do a roundup of the rumours thus far. If you want a recap of how the devices will look like, what specs do they offer, and how much they’re going to cost then this is the post to read.

When the Huawei Mate 9 was revealed in Germany by CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group, Mr Richard Yu, he emphasised a lot on the tagline "Born Fast Stays Fast" and mentioned how the Mate 9 was designed to tackle the top 3 problems of what an average Android user faces - aging performance, a lack of long-lasting battery life and an average camera. So this begs the question, does the device really solve the 3 problems? Well, we're here to tell you. Read below to find out!

Huawei Malaysia's Trade-Up Campaign just made it a lot easier for you to purchase the new Huawei Mate 9, P9, P9 Plus or the MediaPad M3. Valid up until 31 January 2016, you can now trade-in your smartphone for an RM100 to RM1600 discount. Just bring in your working smartphone (must be one of those listed below) to an authorized Huawei dealer to be assessed based on your old device's condition and specifications.  Huawei will also throw in a free 32GB microSD card!

Webe digital is one of Malaysia's first ‘unlimited’ mobile Internet and voice plans available featuring unlimited data, SMS and calls for a conditional price of just RM79 (after discounts). Does it live up to the hype?

With the recent release of the Huawei Mate 9 in Malaysia, we know it comes with the latest EMUI 5.0 OS which is based on Android 7.0 Nougat. Fans were wondering if EMUI 5.0 will also be available for other devices, well, wonder no more because Huawei now has an official statement about it. Below is the official list of devices that will receive the new OS update: