News & Reviews:   watch

It was only two months ago that HONOR Malaysia launched a couple of devices here, which include the HONOR Magic7 Pro, a new Porsche edition and two new accessories. Today, the company is thrilled to tease the upcoming launch of five new devices here.

Just like Unifi TV, Astro will also offer all Astro customers live coverage of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 from 24 July to 12 August 2024. All 18 channels which include 16 dedicated channels and Astro Arena (CH 801 & 802) will feature the scheduled sports live and curated highlights of the event.

Today, Unifi TV announced it will be the official broadcaster for the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris 2024. With this, all the sports will be accessible to all Malaysians wherever they are. The free viewing will run from 24 July to 12 August 2024 through its Unifi TV app.

If you're still looking for a new gadget, perhaps you can consider Huawei Malaysia's Carnival 2021 mid-year sales. The campaign will begin from 18 until 30 June 2021 and for a limited time, customers can stand a chance to receive freebies worth up to RM189 with every purchase of the MateBook series, MatePad, Freebuds as well as the Watch series.

Garmin Malaysia has announced that the Garmin Enduro is now available in the local market, and it’s available at the price of RM3699. The watch will be available for purchase from platforms such as Lazada, Shopee, AECO e-Store, as well as any authorized retailers available nationwide.

It seems that Casio has recently uploaded a new video on their YouTube channel hinting that the Casio GSW-H1000 watch will be launching very soon, and it’s equipped with Google’s Wear OS pre-installed. With that being said, the watch will have access to the Google Play Store.

It seems that a recent report hinted that the upcoming Apple Watch update could allow users to unlock their iPhones without the need to authenticate themselves via Face ID. With that being said, users won’t need to fumble around to remove their face masks which can be very useful especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It seems that a tweet by @UniverseIce recently posted a tweet regarding Samsung’s upcoming smartwatches, namely the Galaxy Watch 4, as well as the Watch Active 4. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, our source did mention that the smartwatches is expected to come equipped with Google’s Wear OS.

It seems that an HONOR smart band, as well as a smartwatch, have been spotted on FCC, which showcases the battery specs as well as what to expect when they’re available in the global market. Other than the battery specs, the listing also hinted that the devices will primarily use Bluetooth connectivity to communicate with your smartphone.

Based on a report by xda-developers.com, it seems that Samsung might be working on a smartwatch that runs on Wear OS instead of their own Tizen operating system. With the new operating system, future Samsung smartwatches could be able to access all the compatible apps that are available on the Google Play Store.