It seems that Apple One subscription service is now officially available in Malaysia starting from the price of RM19.90 for the Individual plan, while Family plan will be priced at RM33.90 a month which can be shared up to 5 people. In terms of the benefits, customers who signed up for the subscription plan will be able to gain full access to Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, as well as up to 200GB of iCloud storage.

November is back and you know what that means, right? Yup, sales and discounts! In conjunction with the upcoming Double 11 sale, which will be happening on 11 November 2020, you can get up to 70% discount on selected Lenovo products. Of course, it is important to note that only LenovoPRO members will be eligible for the discounts, so if you're interested in getting a Lenovo laptop at a lower price, be sure to sign up for the membership on Lenovo's official website.

Not only that, but by using our promo code "TECHNAVE" at checkout, you can get an additional 10% discount on selected Thinkpad and Thinkcentre products. With all that being said, which Lenovo laptop will be on sale during the Double 11 sale? Let's have a closer look.

As we continue our journey in this CMCO, both GSC and TGV have announced that starting from 2 November 2020 onwards, all their cinema in Malaysia will be temporarily closed until the end of November. This is due to the new announcement made by the Malaysia Association of Film Exhibitors (MAFE) today.

In a collaboration between Touch ‘n Go eWallet and McDonalds, get RM5 cashback when you pay for your meals at McDonald’s via the Touch ‘n Go eWallet from 2 November until 31 December 2020. However, it is best to note that each user is entitled to 1 cashback throughout the duration of the campaign.

It seems that Sony’s PlayStation 5 has achieved more pre-orders in 12 hours than the PlayStation 4 did after 12 weeks, based on a statement by Reuters. With that in mind, it seems that there is heavy demand for the PlayStation 5, which is great news for Sony due to the fact that it was predicted to be the first PlayStation console to be the first console to not be sold at a loss.

Based on a statement by Redmi executive on weibo, it seems that Redmi could be planning on releasing a “mini” smartphone in the near future. While not much is known in regards to when the smartphone will be available for purchase, the executive did mention that a smaller smartphone will come with a much smaller battery capacity due to the size of the smartphone.

As more cases pop up around Malaysia, it seems that one of Celcom's employees has been tested positive for COVID-19. However, this is from its retail outlet, Bluecube in Sandakan, Sabah and he's currently waiting for second test results with mild symptoms.

Looks like Maxis has finally rolled out the VoLTE feature, which is now available in Malaysia starting from today onwards. With that said, it is best to note that only select smartphones support VoLTE for now with possibly more coming in the future.

Telekom Malaysia has officially announced that they will be reactivating the “Work From Home” initiative in order to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This is due to the fact that Telekom Malaysia reported that there were 10 positive COVID-19 cases on 11 October 2020, which brings the total case up to 13 as of today.

It seems that Maxis briefly unveiled the VoLTE feature on their official website, showcasing the features and benefits the technology provides such as high-quality calls, fast call setup, as well as seamless switching between voice and video calls. However, for some odd reason, Maxis decided to take down all mentions of VoLTE on their website which might hint that the pages were not supposed to be up until a later date.