11street launched the Sayangi Malaysia campaign consisting of exclusive deals and giveaways starting from 6 August 2018 to 30 September 2018. Customers of 11street will be able to get a buy 1 free 1 offer from selected brands such as Abbott, Chicco, Dettol, Mamy Poko, Mead Johnson, Nestle, Samsung, Senheng, Skechers, Watsons as well as Dale & Cecil. There will be flash deals ongoing throughout with products being sold below RM61. Not only that, there will be various discounts up to 88% along with free shipping for all the products.

ASUS has recently announced the arrival of the ASUS TUF Gaming FX504 in Malaysia starting from RM3149 and it comes complete with HyperCool technology, up to an Nvidia GeForce GTX1060 as well as a 120Hz display to give you the most immersive experience in gaming and content consumption.

Telekom Malaysia has released a mobile app for Unifi users to check their account status, bill payments, and even get in touch with Unifi representatives through the live chat available in the mobile app. Previously all of these were only made possible through Unifi's very own web manager but with the advent of the app released, it would make account management more efficient and convenient than ever before. The app is available on the Google Play store as well as the iOS App store starting today. For more updates like these, stay tuned to TechNave.com.

Vivo and Alibaba’s Tmall are teaming up to manufacture an upcoming smartphone due to release around late Q4 2018. By utilizing Alibaba’s customer base of more than 500 million users, both Tmall and Vivo are able to develop a smartphone that is catered towards their target demographic of users. Vivo and Tmall have already kicked start their partnership by setting up an innovation lab where both parties are able to collaborate and develop the upcoming generations of Vivo smartphones.

Recently Digi held an Star Wars event in Sunway Pyramid featuring the Star Wars: Jedi Challenges augmented reality game by Lenovo. During the event, customers can purchase the Augmented reality set for RM388 instead of the original RM776 for existing and new postpaid subscribers of Digi. Not only that, there were plenty of lucky draws, free gifts, as well as opportunities to take photos with Star Wars characters such as the lightsaber wielding Jedi and Sith.

A pop-up has recently appeared on Unifi’s official website that the customer is required to send in a 30 day notification prior to ending their subscription with Unifi starting August 2018. Based on the pop-up, you can give the 30 day notification either through their official website, live chat service on their official website, on their Facebook Page, Twitter, or through [email protected] email address. 30 days after termination notice, customers are required to head to the nearest TMpoint nationwide to follow up with the termination process. For more updates like these, stay tuned to TechNave.com.

After Samsung and Huawei announced their development of the flexible smartphones, OPPO and Xiaomi has also recently announced their entrance into the flexible smartphone development as well based on a report by digitimes.com. It was reported that Xiaomi plans to use LG Panels for their upcoming bendable smartphone while there is no further information in regards to OPPO’s development.

Today Sony has announced the launch of two new MASTER series 4K HDR TVs namely the A9F and Z9F. Running on the latest generation Picture Processor X1™ by Sony, is able to intelligently detect and analyse each object in the image with Sony’s new object-based Super Resolution to ensure maximum accuracy and detail in the content the users are consuming. Not only that, the Object-based HDR helps remaster each objects on screen to provide better detail, depth and accuracy to help improve on the picture quality of the images.

Aimed towards SME businesses across Malaysia, Omni by Digi is a virtual phone system which turns any smartphone into a call center. For as low as RM60 per month without contract, Omni also comes with a fixed line prefix which allows means that there is no need to share an individual’s contact info for business purposes. The benefit to this is that staffs are able to protect their privacy by not sharing their own personal phone numbers. Not only that, this alleviate the need to purchase another phone line to be used specifically for business.

Aimed towards SME businesses across Malaysia, Omni by Digi is a virtual phone system which turns any smartphone into a call center. For as low as RM60 per month without contract, Omni also comes with a fixed line prefix which allows means that there is no need to share an individual’s contact info for business purposes. The benefit to this is that staffs are able to protect their privacy by not sharing their own personal phone numbers. Not only that, this alleviate the need to purchase another phone line to be used specifically for business.