Yesterday, Astro confirmed that the prices for those who have Disney+ Hotstar will be revised. There was no timeline until late last night and there is good news. 

Over the weekend, Disney+ Hotstar announced a set of new plans that will replace the current one. The date is scheduled for 24 April 2024 and as expected, this new price will affect both unifi and Astro. 

As was foretold, the subscription price for Disney+ Hotstar will be increased and the date is set from 24 April 2024 onwards. In addition, the company will also remove the current plan and replace it with five new additional plans. 

X (formerly Twitter) has been working hard on monetising its platform since Elon Musk took over. Earlier this week, Musk announced that a cheaper subscription tier would be available soon. That happened earlier today, as the company announced two new subscription plans.

Spotify is expanding its free trial preriod to attract more users to subscribe to its Premium service. Previously, the music streaming platform only offered a one-month trial for those who want to enjoy unlimited skips on their playlists. Now, it has become a three-month thing.

Ah...Crunchyroll, the OG website for streaming thousands of anime shows. You must be thinking that the new subscription pricing is insane and we agree too. The Crunchyroll management just announced that its Premium membership fee has been reduced in almost 100 countries including Malaysia.

If there's one thing that's making a notable comeback in 2021, it would have to be tablets. We've seen brands like Xiaomi and realme launch tablets this year, and we could see more next year. OPPO could launch one in 2022.

We've heard about OPPO planning to launch its first tablet way back at the beginning of the year. Until now, new information finally arrived by saying that the company's upcoming tablet will belong to the premium segment, which gives it a chance to rival against the likes of Apple and Samsung.

After launching the trio Xperia 1 III, Xperia 5 III, and Xperia 10 III, it is rumoured that Sony will be presenting another surprise device this year. It is suggested to be a successor of the Xperia Z Ultra, which is a very old device launched in 2013.

It seems that Xiaomi’s CEO recently posted an update on his Weibo account, asking fans whether they would be interested in purchasing a premium Xiaomi smartphone for the price of RMB10000 (~RM6279). While not much is known in regards to the exact details regarding what the premium smartphone could be, it does give us a better understanding of what to expect from Xiaomi in the near future.