News & Reviews:   Malaysia postpaid plans

So say you're the head of the house and have a family of four, your children's or parents' smartphone is dying out and it's time to get to a new one. Giving them your secondhand phone sounds like a good idea, but when you think about it, the lifespan of the secondhand phone is short and you’ll have to repeat the same cycle again. There are additional risks to think about as well, using an outdated operating system leaves their digital security vulnerable. the small memory capacity also does not allow them access to all the big apps now. With this, you shouldn't compromise your family’s needs. They deserve better than a secondhand phone!

For RM48/month, MaxisONE Share could be your best solution. Having a shared line is one thing, but Maxis levelled it up further by introducing a new feature called MaxisONE Share that allows you to get a phone for each Share Line. Currently, it is the only postpaid plan with phones for supplementary lines. But does that make MaxisONE Share the perfect device sharing plan? There's only one way to find out, so read on below!

Digi has announced a new Internet Sharing feature for their new Digi Postpaid plans that allows you to manage the Internet quota of up to 6 lines from the MyDigi app. Through the app, you can easily start, share and add Internet quota or subscribe to unlimited calls for each line, family member or gadget from RM10.

Other extra highlights include unlimited social messaging with WhatsApp and WeChat, unlimited music streaming via Digi Music Freedom, a 1-year subscription to iFlix and 100GB of cloud storage on Capture. Check out the details in this article or the Digi site for more information.

It is hard not to notice the ongoing telco battle happening lately, where each and every telco is seeking to win by countering each other with better plans and promotions. However, according to CC Puan, the CEO of Webe, these marketing gimmicks are nothing more than just pure mind games run by telcos. Webe recently released five short videos featuring CC Puan, where he reminded consumers to not fall for anything fancy promised by any telcos, including Webe themselves. Check them out in this article.