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6 days ago |
lowyat.net | Ikmal Rozlan
TechLife, the low-budget sub-brand of realme, seems to be preparing to launch a tablet dubbed the Pad Neo. First introduced in the Philippines back in November, it offers modest specs with a wallet-friendly price tag that undercuts the Pad 2 lite. While the sub-brand has yet to officially announce the arrival of the tablet in Malaysia, numerous local retailers have already listed it for sale or pre-order, confirming that it will indeed be available here soon.
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1 week ago |
lowyat.net | Ikmal Rozlan
Following the launch of its flagship gaming tablet, Lenovo has quietly listed a new tablet at an affordable price point called the Tab One. Also known as the Tab K9 in some regions, the budget device features a compact design with basic specs and Android 15. Weighing only 320g, the Tab One sports an 8.7-inch 1340×800 LCD display with a 60Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 480 nits.
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1 week ago |
lowyat.net | Ikmal Rozlan
Last month, Xiaomi quietly introduced a new budget smartphone in Vietnam called the Redmi 13x. Now, the phone is heading to the Malaysian market and ahead of an official announcement from the brand, local retailers have already started listing the phone up for sale. According to the retailers, the Redmi 13x will retail in Malaysia at RM599 with an 8GB+256GB configuration.
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1 week ago |
lowyat.net | Ikmal Rozlan
TNG Digital has announced that its e-wallet platform, TNG eWallet, now enables international tourists to sign up for an account and make cashless transactions. This allows foreigners to easily make QR payments to local vendors and even reload their enhanced Touch ‘n Go cards. To sign up for the e-wallet as a foreigner, you only need a passport with at least six months of validity and a WhatsApp account linked to a phone number from one of the supported countries.
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1 week ago |
lowyat.net | Ikmal Rozlan
Bolt has officially announced that its ride-hailing service now includes toll fares into every ride, ensuring no surprise fees. It is the first e-hailing platform to do so, at least in Malaysia, where the norm is for drivers to manually input the toll fares after the ride is completed. With this new policy, what you see is what you get as the ride fares shown on the app include any applicable toll fares based on the route so that you know the full cost upfront.
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