Publishing an eBook in Malaysia is more challenging than climbing Mt. Kota Kinabalu

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  Today, I want to talk about writing or publishing an ebook from Malaysia. I've been trying for a few months, and from time to time, it's more challenging than climbing Mount Kinabalu. I have a few points that I want to share with you. If you are looking to publish an ebook to build your brand name, your personal IP, or any other purposes hope this will be helpful to you. 3 Popular Online Bookstores So, let's start off with how do you publish an ebook? The first way to publish e-books is via Google Play Store. Why do I recommend Google Play Store as the first choice? Because Google Play Store are the main Android system being used worldwide. Without having a second thought, by publishing your ebook into Google Play Store, you will ultimately get the widest coverage. Even if you are an iOS user, you can still download the Google Play Book onto your phone or iPad to read it. I'll come back to the challenges related to Google Play Store later, but here you go. This is the

Xiaomi 10t Pro - Why?

I am searching for a smartphone that can take good pictures, videos and is fast enough to play Mobile Legend Bang Bang and last but not least, a long-lasting battery and not like dropping 1% every minute situation.
I was using Xiaomi as a backup phone all the time. When I quit iPhone, I tried Huawei (Honor), then Samsung, Vivo, Oppo and finally made 1 big trip back to Xiaomi. 
Why do I want to give it a try again on Xiaomi? It is because of the price point. After going one round cycle searching for various brands, I have to admit, Xiaomi still offers the lowest price for the highest possible hardware specification.

I did try Xiaomi smartphones with Snapdragon 7 series such as Redmi Note 10 Pro and Mi 11 Lite and in fact, I did try Mi 10T with Snapdragon 865. But, I want to really focus on the camera specs and finally, I found Mi 10T Pro with 108 Megapixels. With the new OS MIUI 12.5 whereby Xiaomi promise to fix tons of the bugs and UI, I take another leap of faith. 
From a software perspective, Xiaomi did keep its promises and I saw much improvement in the UI especially the notifications. The battery life was enhanced too because after playing Mobile Legend Bang Bang for 20 minutes, the battery life just drop by 6%. If you charge it full 100%, then basically it remains as 100% after 20 mins gameplay. It is a similar experience to iOS or Huawei EMUI. I can happily conclude that MIUI is back and alive.

Then I move forward to get a very serious test on the camera. When I was checking on the photos and videos quality, I can't believe my eyes and I need to run the same video test twice to compare my mid-range smartphone, Samsung Galaxy A72.

At this point in time, I am in dilemma. Where should I go from here?

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