News & Reviews:   Viu

If you watch a lot of Korean TV dramas, this could be a good deal for you. In conjunction with Father's Day, Samsung Malaysia is offering you a chance to own a Galaxy Tab device with savings of up to RM800 and a free 1-year Viu subscription. 

In case you missed it, Disney+ is finally arriving in Malaysia and it will be launched as Disney+ Hotstar here. That being said, there are now a plethora of TV streaming services and sometimes it can be a dilemma to choose which channel you should subscribe to. Price is one thing, but the movie and actual TV show content also matters to many Malaysians nowadays especially during this pandemic period.

Just yesterday, Maxis launched an all-new Maxis TV for Malaysians and it's the company's first-of-its-kind video entertainment service. Maxis TV is also available for non-Maxis customers where they can purchase premium video contents, TV pass and a free one-month trial for new subscribers.  

With the movement restriction order causing people to be stuck at home, we turn to the bountiful internet for digital content that can fill our extra time. Well, Celcom has something in store for consumers. The company has announced the Test KawKaw campaign, which will let you get some digital content for free for a limited time.

Are you a U Mobile subscriber that loves to stream videos on your smartphone? Well, you are in luck because starting 29 April 2016, U Mobile will be introducing "unlimited" free video streaming with Video-Onz. They will be collaborating with 11 video streaming partners including Viu, YouTube and iFlix, so you can stream your favourite shows from your favourite video streaming platform at any time.