A couple of weeks back, popular video streaming site iflix announced that they have partnered up with TM to bring a year's worth of iflix to all TM Unifi customers. Well, after the not so long wait, it looks like all active TM Unifi subscribers will now be able to take advantage of that complimentary 12 month subscription of iflix worth RM 96 by simply visiting www.iflix.com and clicking on the big red button. That's all, click the button and you can begin streaming a wide range of Movies and TV shows.

iflix is now available on your Unifi account. They automatically login if u you surf using Unifi. OMG! Let's play :D pic.twitter.com/PqrAkmFGdP

— Zoel-Fazlee Omar (@zoolf) December 28, 2015

@ooorait Hi. Servis iflix untuk pelanggan UniFi terpaksa ditunda kepada tarikh baru disebabkan oleh masaalah teknikal. Maaf atas kesulitan

— TMConnects (@TMConnects) December 28, 2015

But what's the catch? There is actually no drawbacks to this deal as you do not need to enter credit card details to register but whether you'll end up seeing an extra charge on your TM bill after the 12 month trial ends is yet to be seen. As noted by Soyacincau.com, this offer will give access to 5 different devices to be registered onto the 12 month trial account. But only 2 devices can be actively streaming video content at any given time.

In addition to watching iflix on your computer, you will also be able to use iflix on your android and iOS smartphone through the free application. What's even cooler is that you can use the new offline streaming feature on the iflix app to load up to 10 videos on your Android or iOS device to prepare for that random day when Unifi decides not to work.

But if that's not your style or you just have a lot of internet quota left at the end of the month, iflix does allow you to stream videos directly from the iflix with your mobile data. You just gotta register the device with the TM Unifi 12 month iflix plan beforehand and hope that you are not the third person to turn on iflix at any given time.

So what are you waiting for, just head on to www.iflix.com or through the free iflix app available on Android and iOS while connected to your TM Unifi Wi-Fi to get started. And in case you read the whole article and don't know what iflix is, it's basically a video streaming site that has a wide range movies and TV shows from the US, UK, Australia, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Korea.

ORIGINAL SOURCE: AMANZ.MY and LOWYAT.NET

In April this year, Malaysia implemented a new unified Tax called GST which combined existing sales tax values into a single 6%. Some medicinal goods and basic necessities were excluded from GST but oddly enough, prepaid reload coupons did require an extra 6% over the base value of the reload. This caused a little backlash come April 1st and MCMC swayed between including and excluding 6% GST towards a prepaid reload card.

Prepaid Top Up cards are now 6% more expensive, or is it? — "So, today i attempted to purchase a Top Up card from my favorite place but the cashier initially told me to get them somewhere else. Despite that i still insisted on buying the Top Up card there. Then i asked him about the sales of Top Up card for the past few days and he told me that i was the first person to buy the Top Up card from there this month." Continue reading.

Currently, prepaid reload cards still cost 6% more but telco companies like UMobile have reimbursed users with extra calls and SMS to customers. But, the word is out now that the 6% GST will still be imposed towards a purchase of a prepaid reload card in 2016. But here's the big difference, instead of adding 6%, the new system being implemented in 2016 will deduct the GST value from the prepaid value you bought.

So, a RM 10 prepaid reload coupon will only credit RM 9.43 to your account. So, the good news is that you no longer need to carry around a man purse to store all the extra coins to get a prepaid reload and the even better news is that MCMC is the RM 0.57 GST imposed on the RM 10 reload will be credited back to your account within 24 hours. But the catch is that the system will only credit back the GST amount if you are a Malaysia (meaning, you telephone number needs to be registered with a Malaysia IC in order to get the full value of the reload).

In essence, this new system being implemented for prepaid reloads in Malaysia will only benefit Malaysians and foreigners will need to surrender 6% of their reload value. Well, at least the prepaid reloads will not cost what is used to be but like all good things, this scheme might not last long as the documentation only lists this system being valid through 31 December 2016.

To learn more about this new scheme, read the full FAQ list on MCMC's site

ORIGINAL SOURCE: LOWYAT.NET via MCMC

The Surface Pro 3 announced in 2014 was a fine device, it looked like the future when comparing it against the original Surface tablet. Probably the best thing about Surface Pro 3 is it's form factor, thin and light while still having enough screen real estate for productivity on the go. But since it is still widely considered as a tablet, it must be taken care of properly as it is not built to be as strong as a conventional laptop. Long story short, a couple of weeks ago, the screen of the Surface Pro 3 cracked in front of my eyes. It was a direct face down affair onto a tiled floor and the Type Cover didn't exactly protect the Gorilla Glass 3 covered display from impact.

There was a noticeable break on the top right corner and the innards was exposed. In addition to that, a hairline crack has also formed diagonally on the screen and glass shreds popped out near the impact point which was on the corner of the Surface Pro 3 which became slightly dented. Look at the picture below to see what I mean.

TL:DR Replacing the Surface Pro 3's display

The crack looked a little disastrous at first but the display was functioning and Windows did manage to boot after a few minutes showing the 'Surface' startup screen. Besides that, the Type Cover also worked but the problem is with the touchscreen, it was not registering clicks (properly) and the fact that the hairline crack will eventually spread makes the device a hazardous thing to use.

So, the screen needs to be replaced. From the ifixit teardown, I know that it is like nearly impossible to fix the Surface Pro 3 display manually as disassembling it will require some tools and is a little risky as the cover glass might break and cause injuries. I opted to Google for some advice to see how other people solve the problem and to my surprise there is actually not many stories about the Surface Pro 3 screen cracking. But from what I read, the Surface Pro 3 screen replacement from Microsoft will cost upwards of US$300 which is about RM 1,290.

I also learnt that the 1 year warranty that comes with Surface Pro 3 only covers hardware defects caused by manufacturing. My Surface Pro 3 was still in the so-called warranty period but yeah, accidental damage like a screen crack is not inclusive of the standard warranty. I did stumble upon the Microsoft Complete warranty package but like all Microsoft services, the $149 Microsoft Complete Accidental Protection was only available in the US.

Finally, I ended up bringing it to the Microsoft Authorized Reseller (AKA ex-Nokia shop) in hope that I will be able to send the device for a screen replacement. The Store was not help whatsoever, they just asked me to call Microsoft support. In the same time, I also contacted Microsoft Malaysia through Facebook and well, their reply sounded like one of those standardized ones. Like really, I told them that the screen cracked and they say their team will need to diagnose the exact issue before giving me a time frame as to when the repair will be completed. You will see why this advice is totally redundant later in this article.

Week 1: Calling Microsoft Surface Support

So, the procedure to get the Surface Pro 3 display replaced is to give Microsoft Surface Support a call at 1 800 886 295. Firstly, you will need to make sure that your device is linked in with your Microsoft account as you will need to use your Microsoft account to process the payment afterwards. The person on the line will first ask about the issue and after that I provided the Microsoft account associated with the Surface Pro 3 that I'll be sending in for repair as that will serve as the communication channel, payment channel and Microsoft will also be able to get your device's serial number from there.


Well after that, Microsoft will email a confirmation code to validate my Microsoft account for that session (keep in mind that each time you call them about resolving an issue, you will need a validation code. How'd I know that, well the first time I called them my call dropped halfway. So, yeah, have your email handy while making the call) and once that's over, I could start talking about fixing the display. And the price to pay is RM 1,340.

Now this is where the problem comes up, Microsoft wants you to pay the required fee before they take the device in for a repair. This is where the Microsoft account comes into play, through the payment options on your Microsoft account, you will need to pay from there. So, I keyed in the credit card details but I stumbled upon a problem when trying to input the billing address. It was set to United States and couldn't be changed to Malaysia.

Do note that I did all of this while still talking on the line with the customer service rep. So, I told the customer service rep that I have problems with the billing address and after 5 minutes of waiting, she told me that she was unable to override the country details even from her side. I was a little on the dead end right there so I asked if they will accept payment options through PayPal since it's listed there as a payment option but she said that it was not possible to do so.

Finally, I ended up just paying through the phone by telling her my credit card details. Make sure you ask them to stop the audio recording used in training and monitoring exercises before blattering out your credit card details. After nearly 30 minutes on the line, eventually the payment went through and the rep told me that a confirmation email will be sent regarding the courier collection.
That was not the end of the call as I had some questions regarding the repair. From the questions that I asked, I got to know that Microsoft will actually just send me back a refurbished Surface Pro 3 as they say that replacing the screen might cause some unwanted quality issues that Microsoft wants to avoid. Sounds reasonable enough. Also, the replacement will take up to 6 business days.

Week 2: Courier Pickup

So, the next week another email popped up regarding the scheduling of the courier to collect the device. They actually called several times before sending the email and I had to personally call them back to confirm that I will be at home to give the package to the courier the next day. After confirming that, I received an email with the consignment note to attach with the package. Within the email, they also warned not to put the Surface Pro 3 into the original box and also not to include anything other like the Surface Pen and Travel adapter.

At that time, I have already sealed it nicely in the original box. Why didn't they tell me that when I called them last week? So, I scrambled around the house to look for a box which can fit the device and eventually I ended up with a box for a water faucet which fits the Surface Pro 3 nicely. Then I added some inflatable packaging to keep the device firmly in place and wrapped it up nice and tight.

The next day, the courier company which was TNT Express arrived a little late than scheduled as the driver told me that he was given the wrong address but luckily he found my place eventually. Just so you know, the Surface Pro 3 is being sent back to Penang for a replacement.

On October, Microsoft unveiled the new Surface Pro 4 alongside new Windows 10 hardware like the Surface Book and Lumia 950 series in a special hardware event. Both devices have since then made it to Malaysia, the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 starts at RM 3,999 and the Lumia 950 series start at RM 2,699. Now this is where I come in, I have recently bought a Surface Pro 4 here in Malaysia and my experience is not as simple as driving to Digital Mall and picking it up.

So, this adventure starts in late October when news broke out that Microsoft is opening up pre orders for the Surface Pro 4 on Lazada through the official Microsoft Store. At that time, only the black and blue type cover was available as an add on and I wanted the new teal color so I did not bother to pre order the device first as there was no bundle pricing, just a free tablet sleeve.

As it turns out, Microsoft Malaysia is only making two type cover colors available at launched opposed to having the full set available which also includes the teal, light blue and red Type Cover. Then the Surface Pro 4 was officially launched in Malaysia on November 19th and I went down to the IT store nearby to take a look at the device and I was somewhat convinced that the blue type cover was good enough in terms of looks.

Microsoft has just launched the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL in Malaysia. Both devices run Microsoft's latest Windows 10 Mobile operating system and will be available for purchase in stores later this week. The smaller 5.2" Lumia 950 is priced at RM 2,699 while the larger 5.7" Lumia 950 XL goes up to RM 2,999 and if you pre-order either devices through Lazada, you will get the Microsoft Display Dock worth RM 309 for free provided that you are the first 100 to buy either devices.

Microsoft might have caused a lot of unnecessary problems when they announced that they will be dropping the free storage options from 15GB to only 5GB last month when they found out that paid customers are taking advantage of the unlimited storage by uploading terabytes and terabytes of data. But today, those problems will be resolved as an official response from a Microsoft representative is saying that existing uses will be able to retain their free storage after all.

But beyond the apologies, Microsoft is also giving back some incentive to active OneDrive users and anyone using more than 5GB of storage on the free OneDrive plan will receive a complimentary one-year subscription of Office 365 Personal which includes 1TB of OneDrive storage. Microsoft says they will begin sending out redemption codes through email early next year.

As for existing Office 365 Home, Personal and University, users will continue to get 1TB of OneDrive storage and the excess storage from the unlimited quota will be available for up to 12 months.

So, what are you waiting for, if you are a OneDrive user and you want to retain your 30GB of free storage (15GB+15GB camera roll bonus), all you have to do is head over to aka.ms/onedrivestorage to keep the free storage. Hurry up and do that today as the offer to retain the base 30GB OneDrive storage ends Jan 31. This also means that new free users in 2016 will only receive 5GB of OneDrive storage.

ORIGINAL SOURCE: WMPOWERUSER via MICROSOFT

The wait is over and after numerous leaks since the start of the year, today the BlackBerry Priv is officially stepping foot on Malaysia. Available starting December 15, the Android powered BlackBerry Priv packs all the goodness of a BlackBerry 10 device like the signature qwerty keyboard and the BlackBerry Hub software.

BlackBerry's first Android smartphone, the Priv arrives — "This felt like that moment when Nokia's plan to build an Android phone was leaked onto the internet. But unlike's Stephen Elop's line of Nokia X devices which ran on a forked version of Android and was primarily powered by Microsoft services, BlackBerry's first android device is actually more like every other android phone out there with the stock Google launcher paired with some BlackBerry specific applications." Continue reading.

Indeed, this latest smartphone from BlackBerry runs on Android instead of BlackBerry 10 and the Canadian company managed to pull this off without compromising on security. With a AMOLED dual curved display and power from the 6-core Snapdragon 808 processor, BlackBerry's first android smartphone is just as good as other flagship android devices released this year. In addition to the QHD resolution display, BlackBerry has also topped it off with a slide out keyboard that introduces that signature qwerty keyboard to Android.

BlackBerry Priv specifications

• 5.4" AMOLED QHD display (540 ppi)
• Snapdragon 808 CPU w/ Adreno 418 GPU
• 3GB RAM with 32GB of expandable memory
• 18MP rear camera with Optical Image Stabilization
• 2MP front camera
• Android 5.1.1 Lollipop
• 147 x 77.2 x 9.4mm (192g)
• 3,410mAh battery

Despite running Google's widely adopted Android software, BlackBerry says they did not skim on the security as the Priv (which stands for Privilege and Privacy) comes with a hardened Linux kernel which includes multiple patches and improvements made to the core Android kernel. Beyond that, BlackBerry says that all data on the device is encrypted by default and small things like the DTEK application that detects unsecure files and monthly patches is what makes the Priv a privacy phone.

But how much does this sexy and advanced (in terms of privacy) android smartphone cost? Well, BlackBerry thinks that all of that hardware and software will cost you more than an iPhone 6S. The BlackBerry Priv will cost RM 3,559 inclusive of GST and that puts it up against the recently announced Blackphone 2 from Silent Circle which is nearly as pricey at RM 3,599

In contrast, the new Xperia Z5 Premium with the industry's first 4K display clocks in at RM 3,099 and the larger Galaxy S6 edge+ is also at RM 3,099. So, you will need to factor in whether the extra layer of security is well worth the price. 

It looks like today is not only a Nexus day but Huawei has also surprised the crowd with the arrival of their first smartwatch into the Malaysian market. Introduced as the Huawei Watch earlier this year, this smartwatch from Huawei runs Google's Android Wear platform and will definitely pair up nicely with the just announced Nexus 6P which is also from Huawei and also other Android smartphone as well as the iPhone.

Huawei Watch specifications

• 1.4" AMOLED 400 x 400 display
• Sapphire crystal cover glass
• Snapdragon 400 processor
• 512MB of RAM
• 4GB memory
• 300mAh battery
• 42 x 42 x 11.3mm 
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
• Bluetooth 4.1 LE

What sets aside the Huawei Watch from the competition is that is comes in a premium build that rivals both the Moto 360 and Samsung Gear S2. In addition to the round display, the Huawei Watch also has another thing up its sleeve and that is the cover glass protecting the circular display is actually sapphire crystal which is a stronger element than diamond. The Apple Watch (non-sport edition) also comes with a sapphire crystal display.

In terms of availability, Huawei Malaysia will be offering three versions of the Huawei Watch in Malaysia which is the stainless steel model with a stainless links bracelet (RM 1,799), another stainless steel model with a leather strap (RM 1,799) and the last one with a black plated stainless steel case with a black stainless steel links bracelet (RM 1,999).

Just like the Nexus 6P, the new Huawei Watch will also be available for purchase starting this Thursday (December 10) through Vmall. Sadly, there is no Nexus 6P and Huawei Watch bundle but if you buy the former, you will get a Chromecast for free

ORIGINAL SOURCE: AMANZ

The trend on releasing two flagship smartphones have been set by Apple last year and this year Google is bucking up on that trend with the release of the LG made Nexus 5X and the Huawei made Nexus 6P. While the Nexus 5X is still not in the market, Chinese smartphone maker Huawei is officially launching the Nexus 6P in Malaysia.

A full metal anodized aluminum unibody, 3D curved glass, chamfered edges, a USB Type C charging port and Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The new Nexus 6P is not just a way to experience all the new additions to Android 6.0 Marshmallow but it retains all the premium grade hardware unlike previous Nexus devices.

Huawei Nexus 6P specifications

• 5.7" QHD AMOLED display
• Octa-core Snapdragon 810 v2.1 CPU
• 3GB of RAM
• 32/64/128GB memory
• 12.3MP camera
• 8MP front camera
• 3,450mAh battery
• 159 x 77.8 x 7.3mm (178g)
• Aluminum or Graphite color

Beyond all the fancy hardware that Huawei has built, the Nexus 6P comes with a new sensor on the back called Nexus Imprint. It is basically a fingerprint scanner that is fine tuned with Android and things like authorizing and unlocking the device is now officially supported on Android so you can rest assured that you data is safe. This does include support for the Android Pay system but there is no support for a mobile payment system in Malaysia yet.

As for the price of this premium Android experience, Huawei Malaysia is pricing the Nexus 6P it at RM 2,698 which is a pretty odd number actually but this puts the new Nexus 6P in between all the flagship android smartphones in terms of pricing. But do note that this price is for the 64GB model and that the Nexus 6P will support LTE in malaysia.

The Nexus 6P will be available for purchase online starting December 10 through both Lazada and Vmall for RM 2,698 and the first 600 customers will receive a free Chromecast. 

Earlier this week, Microsoft Lumia Malaysia opened up a competition to give out 20 passes to attend the Lumia 950 series launch party in Malaysia on December 15 and that competition is still ongoing. However, if you want to own the actual device and not just be the first one to try it out, Microsoft has just opened up the pre-order page for both the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL.

Just like the Surface Pro 4, Microsoft is once again giving exclusive first dibs to Lazada to sell the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL. The listing itself is now live and if you have RM 2,700, you can now pre-order the 32GB Lumia 950 through Lazada and if you are the lucky enough to be the first 50 to pre-order the device, you will also get the Microsoft Display Dock worth RM 309 for free.

For a quick refresher, the Lumia 950 comes with a new 5.2" QHD display, a new 20MP Pureview camera and runs on Windows 10 Mobile. The RM 309 Microsoft Display Dock in the other hand is small cube that outputs various ports through the Lumia 950's USB Type-C port and is designed to take advantage of Continuum which is a Windows 10 Mobile feature that allows your Lumia 950 to be a desktop.

At the moment, the Lumia 950 priced at RM 2,700 can be pre-ordered through Lazada Malaysia but the bigger RM 3,000 5.7" Lumia 950 XL is still not available for pre-order at the time of writing. But either way, by pre-ordering the Lumia 950 XL, you will also get the Microsoft Display Dock if you are the first 50 to order the device.



ORIGINAL SOURCE: THE SKOP via SOYACINCAU

iflix, the video streaming service that took Malaysia by storm this year is continuing their conquest to get more users to try their service. Currently, iflix will give you a 30 day trial when you first sign up and if you recently bought a Samsung device, you will also get a 6 month free trial access to the huge library of video content.

But today, iflix is stepping up their game with their latest initiative with TM to provide all UniFi and Streamyx (4Mbps and 8Mbps) customers with a 1 year trial of iFlix. You read that right, 12 months of free access to iflix's wide library of TV shows and movies. But here's the catch, this offer is only available to home users and not available for business users and in order to enjoy that free 1 year access to iflix, you will need to be connected to your UniFi or Streamyx internet either on your computer browser or through the smartphone app.

This new partnership between iflix adds upon TM UniFi's HyppTV platform which also offers some movie and TV programs through a subscription service. But once that year long subscription has ended, you will have the choice to continue your iflix subscription for a low price of RM 10 a month which adds up to RM 96 a year. So, do take advantage of the free iflix subscription if you are subscribed to UniFi. www.iflix.com is where to get started!

ORIGINAL SOURCE: VERNONCHAN.COM

Samsung has been restructuring their mobile phone portfolio since 2014 and with the both the Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge and Galaxy Note5 announced, it is clear that Samsung is no longer interested in building plastic phones. While their flagship lineup has been given the refresh this year, today Samsung is giving their premium Galaxy A lineup a brand new look for 2016.

What's next for Samsung? — Arguably Samsung has chosen the right path to innovate from the ground up with higher quality materials and innovating closely to Apple's terms meaning that not every year will we be able to see flashy new flagship devices with a radically improved feature set across the board. But the important thing is the they have taken the first step. Continue reading.

By brand new look, it basically looks a lot like the Galaxy S6 all around, there's even the same camera bump on the back. With a metal and glass build just like Samsung's 2015 flagship phones, the new 2016 Galaxy A3, A5, and A7 has been given a nice upgrade from the metal unibody design of the original Galaxy A series. But unlike the Galaxy S6, the new 2016 Galaxy A series comes loaded with a microSD card slot despite the glass and metal build.

Other features include an optional Dual SIM variant which is most likely coming to Malaysia, support for Samsung Pay, Samsung KNOX, two new f1.9 camera, Bluetooth 4.1, support for Fast Charging and also the inclusion of a fingerprint scanner on the home button. All three devices feature the exact same design and feature set and the only difference is in terms of the internal hardware and the actual size of the device. At launch, the 2016 Galaxy A series will be running Android 5.1 Lollipop and will most likely be upgraded to Android 6.0 Marshmallow sometime in 2016.

Samsung will start rolling out the new 2016 Galaxy A3, A5 and A7 in China in mid-December and other regions will receive the new 2016 Galaxy A series sometime next year. In terms of pricing, expect the prices of the new models to be similar to that of the existing Galaxy A models.

Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016)

• 5.5" 1080P Super AMOLED
• 1.6GHz Octa-core CPU
• 3GB RAM
• 16GB expandable memory
• 13MP f1.9 rear camera
• 5MP f1.9 front camera
• 3,300mAh battery
• 151.5 x 74.1 x 7.3mm (172g)

Samsung Galaxy A5 (2016) 

• 5.2" 1080P Super AMOLED
• 1.6GHz Octa-core CPU
• 2GB RAM
• 16GB expandable memory
• 13MP f1.9 rear camera
• 5MP f1.9 front camera
• 2,900mAh battery
• 144.8 x 71 x 7.3mm (155g)

Samsung Galaxy A3 (2016)

• 4.7" 720P Super AMOLED
• 1.6GHz Quad-core CPU
• 1.5GB RAM
• 16GB expandable memory
• 13MP f1.9 rear camera
• 5MP f1.9 front camera
• 2,300mAh battery
• 134.5 x 65.2 x 7.3mm (132g)

In October, Microsoft officially announced the Surface Book which was the company's first laptop. Not to be overshadowed by the Dynamic Fulcrum Hinge, the equally impressive Lumia 950 series was also announced during that event. While the Surface Book will not be arriving to Malaysia anytime soon, the Surface Pro 4 is now available to buy through Microsoft re sellers throughout Malaysia but stock is limited.

Sorry for the cheezy and somewhat non-descript intro. Microsoft Lumia Malaysia has just opened up a competition on their Facebook page whereby they will be giving out 20 passes to the Lumia 950 series launch party happening on 15 December in Bukit Bintang. All you have to do is to describe your undivided love towards the Lumia 950 (complete the following sentence) “I love the Lumia 950 and 950 XL as much as…!”

The possibilities are endless with this and make sure you check out the comments section before posting to avoid being a copycat. It could be bacon and cheese, or Microsoft and Malaysia or ever as much as the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL themselves. Sounds like a fun battle but make sure to check out the obligatory terms and conditions

Come unleash the all-new Lumia 950 & 950 XL with us, just complete the sentence: “I love the Lumia 950 and 950 XL as...
Posted by Microsoft Lumia Malaysia on Tuesday, December 1, 2015

ORIGINAL SOURCE: LOWYAT.NET

The new Sandstone case is basically just a simple hard iPhone case but the twist here is that the outer shell is constructed of the same Sandstone PET material that the original OnePlus One and new OnePlus 2 is constructed out of. In the short product video above, OnePlus is hinting that iPhone users do not necessarily have a good grip of their 4.7" iPhone.

Beyond the extra grip, the OnePlus Sandstone case for iPhone also features the OnePlus logo and if you liked OnePlus and just can't leave the iPhone, this is the product for you. And no, you do not need an invite to purchase this $20 case from OnePlus and in return, you will also receive an invite to buy the OnePlus X and if you're lucky enough, you will stand a chance to get the limited edition ceramic OnePlus X.

You can pick up the new Sandstone Case for iPhone today at www.oneplus.net/oneplus-sandstone-case