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The upcoming Galaxy A32 has a new design! | ICYMI #455

  • BY Raywen Ong
  • 13 January 2021
  • 1:20 pm
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It seems like Xiaomi has been really busy with their smartphone lineup, because here we are looking at what appears to be the upcoming K40 series. Samsung on the other hand is also about to launch the Galaxy A32 and this time it might come with a brand new design.

Redmi K40 series is coming soon

After releasing the Mi 11 series, Xiaomi is now ready to launch another smartphone which is called the Redmi K40. This device will be powered by the latest Snapdragon 888 processor. To find out more about it, click here.

Samsung Galaxy A32

If you are bored with the current Galaxy A series, it appears that Samsung is finally doing something a little different for its 2021 mid range series. We are actually getting a brand new design, especially if you take a look at the camera layout. For more information, click here.

Yes 4G wireless broadband plan offers 50GB data with free MiFi at RM45/month

After revamping its postpaid and prepaid plans, Yes appears to have revised its wireless broadband offering for both mobile and home broadband usage. Similar to its new Yes Kasi Up proposition, the data costs less than RM1 per GB on most of its plan options. Details here.

Mobile signal boosters and repeaters with MCMC label are legal but permission still required

As announced by the MCMC, the usage of unauthorised signal boosters and repeaters is illegal and you can be fined up to RM500,000 or put behind bars for up to 5 years. If you’re planning to use one, the signal boosters must come with an MCMC label and you must obtain permission from your telco. Click here for more details.

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