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DiGi is giving a special offer when you can buy 3 BlackBerry devices for the price of 2. The offer which runs from now until 31st August 2011 is applicable for BlackBerry Torch 9800, BlackBerry Bold 9780 and BlackBerry Curve 9300.

Two of the device must be tied with a DG Smart Plan for 24 months and it can be registered under 2 different names. This promo is only available at DiGi Retail Centres located at SohoKL and Bangsar, which makes it out of reach for those outside the Klang Valley.

There’s also another catch with the offer. The Free 3rd BlackBerry unit is not covered with warranty as written in their FAQ, so, please read the FAQ carefully.

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Galaxy Tab 10.1 will launch in Malaysia this Saturday, August 20 sometime around 9am. Celcom and Samsung can’t wait to launch the Galaxy Tab 10.1.

Celcom will be the first to launch the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1(16GB, 3G version), exclusively, for a short time period. Maxis may launch the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 too but believe that Maxis might delay that.

Facebook has announced its Messenger service which is available for both iPhone and Android devices. It offers instant messaging among your Facebook friends directly on your mobile.

So what makes it different from the Messaging via native Facebook app? It promises faster access with supposedly instant delivery and response. Basically taking on the likes of Whatsapp and Kik. The key differenciator we can see is that your conversations are both available on both web and app. This means no messages to lose in case of hard resets or when switching devices.

In addition, you can do group conversations, enable locations and attach photos. The Messenger app is now available and you can get it by searching for “Facebook Messenger”.

iPhone users can get it at iTunes while Android fan can download it from the Android Market.

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Samsung Galaxy S II is finally available on DiGi.

It is offered at RM1599 for 12 months and RM1349 for 24 months contract with DG Smart Plan. As comparison, Maxis is offering the Galaxy S II at RM1599 for 12 months and RM1399 for 24 months with either 1.5GB/3.0GB data bundle. Surprisingly the Galaxy S II is more expensive than expected as the subsidy amount is less as compared to the HTC Sensation.

There’s a EPP Credit Card offer where the Galaxy S II can be yours from RM128.30/month for 24 months installment.

For the first 100 at their Berjaya Times Square & KLCC roadshows , you’ll get a free Bluetooth heatset worth RM149.

More details of the Samsung Galaxy S II offer here.

For those that feel 10? tablet is too huge to handle, Samsung is also having the Galaxy Tab 8.9, which offers smaller dimensions with its 8.9? screen. What you see above is one of the early hands on of the 8.9? variant.

Compared to its larger Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, there are some differences in terms of placement. The stereo speakers are located at the bottom while the power and volume rocker are placed at the top.

The rest of the specs should be similar with its Galaxy Tab 10.1. Which Tab would you go for? The 10.1? or the 8.9??

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