With the holiday season just around the corner, Samsung has introduced new colour options for the Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+ and Galaxy Note9. At the moment, these colours are only available in selected markets.
Samsung is working on a radical foldable smartphone and it may go on sale as early as next year alongside the upcoming Galaxy S10, according to reports. In addition, it looks like the Galaxy S10 may have 5G support and an in-display fingerprint scanner.
Don’t need an S Pen but prefer to get a Samsung flagship smartphone with larger storage? The Galaxy S9+ 128GB which was originally launched at RM3,999 (with 6% GST) can be yours for RM900 less.
While everyone’s getting ready for the brand new Samsung Galaxy Note9 launch, we’ve found a treat for those of you who want a Samsung flagship but don’t care for the S-Pen. Fancy a Galaxy S9+ for RM410 off?
A week ago, Samsung had released a series of videos that made fun of the iPhone X‘s supposed shortcomings. The Korean smartphone maker has just released another batch of videos and this time they are taking a slingshot at the iPhone X’s notch. And yes, the notch guy is back and he brought his family along as well.
After making fun of Apple’s throttling issue on older iPhone models, Samsung is back with another round of ads that poke fun at the iPhone X. The four-part series covers the lack of a headphone jack, lower camera ranking on DxOMark Mobile, fast charging and LTE speeds.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ comes with a super slow-mo feature that allows you to turn a 0.2 second moment into a dramatic 6-second clip at 960fps. To make capturing easier, it comes with an automatic detection feature which will trigger super slow-mo if an object appears in your selected area.
At such a high rate, you’ll need great lighting and it can get really noisy in less ideal situations. To strike a balance, it appears that Samsung is introducing a newer super slow-mo option with its upcoming software update.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 series is finally getting a brand new colour in Malaysia. If the current Midnight Black, Coral Blue and Lilac Purple options are too mainstream, you can now pick up the Galaxy S9 or S9+ in Sunrise Gold.
If you always wanted to own the latest Galaxy S smartphone, Samsung Malaysia is making it easier to switch with its Yearly Upgrade Program. If you buy a Galaxy S9 or S9+ today, you can enjoy 10% off on the next Galaxy S flagship plus additional benefits with a one-time add-on fee.
After Sony introduced its 960fps super slow-mo on its flagship smartphones, other manufacturers such as Samsung and Huawei have jumped on the same bandwagon. Among the three, Samsung currently has the best execution with its automatic motion detection feature on the Galaxy S9 and S9+.
Instead of pressing the shutter button, you can draw a box and it will automatically trigger a slow-mo recording the moment a movement is detected. This makes it easier to capture super slow-mo as it’s quite tricky to capture the shot in a split-second moment.
If you have a Huawei P20 Pro, it appears that Huawei is introducing a similar feature very soon.
In conjunction with the Raya celebrations, Yes is giving away 30 phones for 30 days. Just sign up for a new Yes prepaid or postpaid plan to stand a chance to win a Huawei P20 Pro, Galaxy S9 or a vivo V9.
Celcom has just revamped its EasyPhone instalment program and they claim to offer the most flexible smartphone offering in Malaysia. Apart from having low monthly payments, Celcom is also giving you the option to rent a smartphone from as little as RM35/month.
