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Samsung Galaxy A33 5G Review  Have you read about my unboxing and first impression of the Samsung Galaxy A33 5G? Not yet? Click here then. Today’s posting would be my review on this latest gadget after a few weeks of owning it and using it as my entertainment device and go-to photography device. The large display with Super AMOLED coupled with a 5000mAH battery totally makes this a must-get device for those looking for that perfect device on a modest budget. Read on below.  Samsung Galaxy A33 5G Review 

Samsung Galaxy A33 5G - Unboxing & First Impressions So I had the previous generation, and now Samsung Galaxy came up with an updated, more awesome Samsung Galaxy A33 5G . Being a fan of the Galaxy range since the S8 which I had many eons ago, I was excited when chancing upon the latest piece recently.  Samsung Galaxy A33 5G - Unboxing & First Impressions

TP-LINK smartphones? Unheard of, at least to me. I've grown up with TP-LINK's superb networking products, so when I heard they are entering the smartphone market in Malaysia with the introduction of its entry-level phone, the Neffos C5L and its mid-range phone, the Neffos C5, I just had to attend the launch at The Bee, Publika recently. The release of these smartphones marks the company’s global direction to provide customers a truly seamless mobile experience under its Neffos brand ( Neffos C5 Live Fun ) TP-LINK Launches New Smartphones In Malaysia - Neffos C5 & Neffos C5L

Always a fan of mobile devices, I follow OPPO's smartphone developments since they were first launched in Malaysia. This just popped up in my email recently. OPPO Malaysia just announced that the company is bringing another flagship model of its R7 series to Malaysia. Since the recent debut of the R7 Plus and R7 Lite (from the R7 Series) on 7th July 2015 in Malaysia , the local headquarter has been receiving pleasing welcome by loyal OPPO fans.  OPPO R7 To Join Its Flagship Siblings In Malaysia

Smartphones have changed from being a luxury item of the past, to being one of our daily necessities, one which I cannot go without. I'm sure most people feel the same way, where getting connected to the cyber world, Facebooking, social media, taking good photos from the phone's camera, and playing games have become the norm in our daily lives. Comes the next question, where do we buy the best value for money aka cheapest smartphones in the market today ? Today's post would be to share on WorthIT.my or Worth iT for short, a wholesale retail chain  promising the lowest priced mobile phones in Malaysia.  WorthIT.my - Cheapest Priced Mobile Phone Wholesale Retail Chain 

You've seen the launching overseas, you've heard about it, heck some of you might have even played and held the iPhone5 brought in from other countries. Fret not if you cannot wait to get your hands on one, as the iPhone5 is coming soon to Celcom and pre-orders have already opened.  Pre-order your iPhone 5 with just RM200 deposit

If you have been following my blog, you'll have realized I have actually written two different posts on the Samsung Galaxy Note. The first was to introduce the Galaxy Note when it first came out, complete with some really awesome specifications and all. ( Samsung Galaxy Note is Here! ) A couple of months later, I had the opportunity to catch their roadshow over in 1 Utama, where we were introduced to how the Samsung Galaxy Note can function much more than just an average phone. ( Samsung Galaxy Note Studio Roadshow ) The Samsung Galaxy Note

How long does an average postpaid simcard, or any simcard for that matter lasts? A year, 5 years? I find it amusing that in recent years, I've faced multiple simcard failures. A total of 4 sim cards died on me, and 3 of it weren't even mine, but of my supplementary lines. I'm using Celcom Postpaid by the way. Sim card #1 - (Main number) Died on me after 2 years of usage in 2010. Sim card #2 - (1st supplementary number) Died on my dad after 8 months of usage in 2010. Sim card #3 - (2nd supplementary number) Died after 6 months of usage in 2010. Sim card # 4 - (Main number) Died on me after 5 months of usage in 2011. All the time these simcards were housed in their respective phones. In my case, it never left my iPhone. So how does it just die off? Ok, maybe I might have used my iPhone too extensively, but how do you explain the other 2 cases. My dad rarely uses his phone, and the majority of his calls were from family members. My dead Celcom simcard Due to this, I had...

While checking out one of my friend's blog, I happened to stumble upon this news about lower roaming rates for Malaysia and Singapore telecommunications provider. A quick check at http://www.thestar.com.my confirmed it. Our Information, Communications and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim was quoted as saying telecommunications operators in both countries had agreed to lower their charges by up to 30% for calls and 50% for text messages. This will happen in two months time. Dr Rais further mentioned that his Singapore counterpart had agreed and that it would cover text messages, voice calls, and mobile data charges. Our very own prime minister Najib further touched on this at the 10th Asean Telmin Dialogue Session. Najib delivering his opening speech at the 10th Asean Telmin and Related Meetings with dialogue partners in Kuala Lumpur Thursday. Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/1/14/nation/7797968&sec=nation Now this would be good ...

Sony Ericsson phones, what is your take on it? For me, I always felt Sony Ericsson's phones are practical as well as the looks are up to date. Maybe that's why we see so many youths having these phones nowadays. Back to my story for today, I just got myself a Sony Ericsson W100i Spiro mobile phone a few hours back. The phone was not meant for me, I got it for my future wife as a second phone. This model was just launched like a few months back and the plus points were it's small size (90g in weight) as well as the price. Spiro was marketed as a low range budget phone by Sony Ericsson. W100i Fits In My Hands Snugly The box it came in. Details on this phone? Well Spiro is a basic phone with Edge connectivity, fitted with a 2 megapixel camera, radio and mp3 support, and can fit an SD memory card. The music quality is acceptable, because this phone is branded under the "W" tag, which in Sony's world stands for Walkman Phone. The screen ...