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Earlier this month, Motorola in the States revised the retail pricing for their Xoom tablet. Now, it appears that the price revision benefits local units for as well.

IMCC Network has just announced the new pricing for their Motorola Xoom stock. The 32GB 3G Xoom is now RM2,399 from RM2,599 while the WiFi only version with the same storage capacity is now priced at a rather enticing RM1,899 from RM2,099 previously.

The price drop for the local units of the Xoom coincides roughly with the US$100 price drop announced by Motorola in the US earlier. We’re not sure if other local retailers will revise their Xoom pricing but we don’t see a reason why they shouldn’t.

With the new pricing, will you go for the Xoom?

Samsung has just announced that it has shipped 5 million Galaxy S II in 85 days, exactly 30 days after the manufacturer hit its 3 million Galaxy S II shipped mark.

While the number is nothing compared to the millions of iPhones sold, it is still an amazing feat. We’re wondering how many HTC Sensation and LG Optimus 2X have been shipped in the same period.

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The excellent Business Card Reader for iPhone is available in the App Store for just 99 cents, down from $5.99. If you’ve been procrastinating since my review some time ago, now is your chance to pick up this excellent app (which now works much better than my review at the time) at a fantastic price – you have until the end of July.

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Maxis has made the HTC Sensation more affordable at only RM999 on contract. This 2 weeks promo from 18 – 31st July is tied with 24 months contract of 3GB data plan. The bare minimum commitment to take up this offer is RM108/month which consists of RM30 Value First postpaid with RM78 3GB data plan after RM10 rebate.

As comparison, its closest dual-core rival Samsung Galaxy S II is now offered at RM1199 on contract until 22nd July. It is also worth mentioning that the HTC Sensation comes with 24 months warranty.

For more info, head to Maxis.

The Facebook app for iOS just got an update.

As usual, this update contains a bunch of bug fixes that caused the app to crash. Additionally, this update restored the Send button for comments, chat, and messages. It also restored the friend lists to the News Feed filter…

If you want to get this update, fire up the App Store app on your iPhone and check for updates. The update can be obtained for free via the App Store.