Hey everyone, Redza from SoyaCincau here and welcome back to another episode of ICYMI. On today’s episode, we’ll talk about the new Oppo Find N, a possible rival to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3. We’ll also talk about DNB’s 5G coverage areas and how you can check if your area is covered yet.
Besides CIMB, more Malaysian-based banks including Maybank, Ambank, Bank Islam, Public Bank, HSBC and Citibank have announced a resumption of the RM1 fee for interbank cash withdrawals. Learn more here.
During the Oppo Inno Day 2021 event, Oppo had a number of announcements, but one new product took everyone by storm: the Oppo Find N. It’s pretty much a flagship level foldable smartphone that can be seen as the strongest alternative to Samsung’s own Galaxy Z Fold 3. Learn more here.
Okay, hear me out. At first glance, this product seems as ridiculous as the Asus veggie cleaner, but I think I’m into it. Meet the LG StanbyME: a portable smart TV on a stand. The product was originally unveiled in Korea back in July, but it’s now globally announced in anticipation of CES 2022. Find out more here.
Digital Nasional Berhad’s 5G network is officially available starting today but with only Telekom Malaysia and YTL Communications on board with their 5G user trial. YTL via Yes is the first to offer 5G services on their postpaid and prepaid plan. TM has yet to reveal its 5G offering but it has mentioned that it will be available to Unifi Mobile postpaid users soon. Find out more here.
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