It seems that the realme Buds Air 2 may have been spotted on realme India’s website, showcasing the tech specs and design of the earbuds well before the official launch. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is available here.

Jabra has officially announced that the Over-the-air (OTA) update which comes with the Active Noise Cancellation upgrade for the Jabra Elite 75t is now officially available for download via the Jabra Sound+ app. If you’re interested in updating your Jabra Elite 75t, all you need to do is download the aforementioned app via the Google Play Store for Android smartphones or the Apple App Store if you’re using an Apple device.

Earlier today, AirAsia X has officially announced that they will be offering the AirAsia Unlimited Pass exclusive to AirAsia Big Members which allows you to fly as many times as you want for a year at the price of RM499. The offer will be available starting from now until 7 March 2020, so act fast if you’re keen on travelling!

Based on a statement by mydrivers.com, Apple might be unveiling their new AirPods Pro which would most likely be priced at NT$8000(~RM1096. The main difference between the AirPods Pro compared to the previous two AirPods that were released is due to the that it comes with what seems to be Silicon ear tips, which would provide a better fit to most wearers.

In order to combat the ongoing haze, Xiaomi has recently donated 100 units of their Mi Air Purifier 2S which is worth up to a total of RM65800 to the Ministry of Education. The air purifiers will be distributed to several schools in Johan Setia as well as Klang, due to the fact that they both have one of the highest API readings in Peninsular Malaysia. The Mi Air Purifier 2S’s air filter is designed in a cylindrical form, which is perfect for filtering air all around the purifier. Not only that, it is capable of cleaning a room up to 21 square meters in just 10 minutes as well.

Apple’s Back to School Promotion has been announced today, allowing university students who are studying in Malaysia, to get either the MacBook Air or the MacBook Pro starting from RM4299 and RM5099 respectively instead of the original price of RM4699 and RM5499. You can get these laptops from either Apple’s official website, Apple Store app as well as selected authorised resellers in Malaysia by the end of this week.