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In a first for Malaysia’s broadcast media, TV3 has embraced artificial intelligence by deploying an AI-powered host called “Sofea”. "She" was designed to present election coverage around PRN Sabah ke-17, which marks a significant milestone not only for TV3, but for local adoption of AI in live media and political reporting.

According to Modyfikator, a Polish YouTuber who has purchased and dissected the latest PlayStation 5 models and discovered that the CPU cooling block has a new update. So, what should you know about it?

Apple has now received approval to launch its Hypertension Notification Feature (HTNF) in Malaysia. So, what should you know about it?

According to leading analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple will return to using Intel-made chips by mid-2027. So, what should you know about it?

Apple has now added the first-generation iPhone SE to its list of obsolete products, meaning the device is no longer eligible for any repairs, battery replacements or other services at Apple Stores and Apple Authorised Service Providers (AASPs) globally. So, what should you know about it?

More than a year after the launch of the Panels app, MKBHD has now announced that it will be discontinuing the wallpaper downloader app it introduced last year. So, what should you know about it?

Today, Samsung Electronics surprised us with its latest Galaxy Z TriFold. According to the official announcement, this is the company's first multi-folding smartphone designed to combine portability, premium performance, and flexible productivity. Here's everything you need to know about it.

A few hours ago, our Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim made a social post about Intel Corporation's latest investment. According to the Prime Minister, Malaysia’s semiconductor landscape received another major boost as Intel confirmed a new RM860 million investment to expand its installation and testing operations in the country.

From January 2026, students in secondary schools across Singapore will no longer be allowed to use smartphones or smartwatches during any school hours. This includes times outside of lessons such as recess, breaks, and co-curricular activities (CCAs).

OpenSys Technologies has officially introduced their prototype Palm-based cashless payment system aptly called PalmWav. Previously seen mostly in China, it could soon let Malaysians pay with just a wave of their hands or to be more precise their palms.