We’ve all been raving about the Huawei P30 Pro’s camera capabilities from Night shot to the 50x zoom but how well does the selfie camera fare? DxOMark, a company that tests out camera capabilities extensively, the device fares pretty decently, scoring a score of 89 with 90 points in photo and 88 in video.

The age of compact tech is now upon us and we can see smartphones getting slimmer, opting for a larger screen to body ratio to please consumers. The headphone jack was among the first things to get the boot but we may not see the SD card slot leaving so soon but there is another alternative to that: Combining the SD card with the SIM card!

Starting from 14 February until 30 April 2019, new and existing Xpax customers will be given the chance to take part in the “Spin to Win” contest on the Celcom Life App to stand a chance to win a prize out of a million prizes.

Just recently, one of the popular YouTube pioneers, Wong Fu Productions just released a video entitled "Just Another Day" and although it's their usual slice of life genre (so-good). In fact, it really amazed me that it was shot with a Samsung Galaxy Note 9. This also brought up another question - will smartphones be able to take over those rocket-ish cameras in filmmaking? Well, that's a tough question. 

DxOMark has recently announced that from 22 January 2019 onwards, they will start benchmarking the front-facing selfie cameras which are found on modern day smartphones using similar testing procedures and methodologies that were used to test the rear primary cameras.

In conjunction with the new Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) new price drop yesterday, Samsung Malaysia Electronics has just made another announcement - this time around, there's a RM400 rebate on the Galaxy Note 9 phablet flagship and the promo sale will last until 28 February 2019!

Based on a report by galaxyclub.nl, the Samsung Galaxy A50 is expected to come equipped with a large 4000mAh battery similar to that of the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Not only that, but the device is also reported to come with a 24MP rear camera as well. It is not officially known whether the device will come with a dual-camera rear.

Starting from today until 30 November 2018, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Lavender Purple Edition which is priced at RM4599 is now available at all participating Samsung Experience Stores and official merchants across Malaysia. Not only that, those who have purchased the Samsung Note 9 Lavender Purple Edition will be entitled to claim a free 512GB microSD card worth RM1199.

In case you missed it, Celcom is apparently selling the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 for RM0 (YASS FREE) on their website some time ago. The 128GB model was available in Ocean Blue, Midnight Black and Copper Brown and only those who choose the Platinum Plus are eligible for it. Initially, the phone was quickly sold out and now it's back in stock due to popular demand. So better hurry up if you've always wanted this phablet as it will end on 3 November 2018 while stocks last. 

Starting on 29 October until 31 October 2018, Samsung Malaysia invites all Malaysians to try out its #BlueandYellow movement at Fahrenheit88, Kuala Lumpur. Samsung returns with a new studio, this time as the Samsung Galaxy Studio9 for passers-by to have a hands-on opportunity on the Galaxy Note 9. Not only that, they can even submit their selfie/wefie on the spot with the device and stand a chance to win a pair of Selfie Museum tickets!