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We have a bunch of new mid-range smartphones announced recently, even though MWC 2020 was canceled. One of those smartphones was Xiaomi's latest Redmi Note 9S. The company had an online announcement and Malaysia was one of the main focus during that announcement.

Things are getting serious. The entire world is frantically trying to fight the pandemic by practicing social distancing and good hygiene. The front liners are constantly finding out who is infected and to nurse them back to health. Even Apple is getting into the fray by producing face shields to fight the pandemic.

Facebook Messenger is one of the most used instant messaging platform. If you use Facebook, then it's almost guaranteed that you've used Facebook Messenger before. While the iOS and Android app have done their jobs relatively well alongside frequent updates and even Dark Mode, the browser version only occasionally receive UI overhauls without core function changes while being flooded with bugs too.

I'm pretty sure many of us are looking forward to the upcoming Mi Fan Festival, or MFF for short. This year, Xiaomi's theme is "Live smart, buy smart" as the company is encouraging its users to be smart consumers. For us Malaysians, MFF2020 is happening from 7th April to 9th April 2020. Within this 3-day campaign, there are deals ranging from smartphones to smart hardware.

I have to admit - I'm one of those people who were excited about the new Cooking Mama Cookstar game. The game was rather elusive, though. There was a gameplay trailer that circulated the internet with an elusive release date of "March 2020". After a long wait, Come March 26th, there was already a gameplay video on YouTube.

Xiaomi has recently completed and publicized its audited, consolidated results for the year of 2019, up until December 31st, 2019. In short, steady and solid growth is achieved across all its business segments and striking RMB200 billion (RM125 billion) total revenue for the first time ever, with Q4 contributing a gross profit of RMB56.5.

I'm pretty sure there are only a few things we can do to connect with our friends this MCO season. It's either we call them up dia Facebook, WhatsApp, Discord, or whatever other apps for calling - or gaming together. I'm okay with either since I do play games with my friends on a near-daily basis.

With that in mind, Shopee decided that Malaysians should shop with ease at home which is the theme of the Shopee 4.4 Brands Festival. Even though it might not be as crazy as last month's Mega Sales, those who missed it can take their chance this time for some discounted goodies.

If you're interested in getting a high-end tablet, then take a look at the new Huawei MatePad Pro. This new tablet is available for pre-order now at just RM2,399 - and you'll be getting the keyboard case, the M-Pencil, and also 3 months of Huawei Video for free.