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The Ministry of Transport is open to the re-evaluation of motorcycle e-hailing services. Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the matter had been discussed before, but it was not well received. So, what should you know about it?

Today, realme Malaysia releases its new entry-level realme Note 60. Priced at RM399, the first sale will start tomorrow (29 November 2024) at every realme Brand Store and authorised dealer, as well as its official Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop online stores.

Just recently, the Redmi K80 was released in China, and it had a few nice upgrades compared to its predecessor. Although it uses a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, the battery is the best highlight feature of them all, going from 5,000mAh to 6,550mAh (with 80W fast charging).

The latest version of the ChatGPT app now adds an "Open SearchGPT" option in the Shortcuts app on iPhone and iPad. This allows you to create shortcuts to open SearchGPT more easily. So, what should you know about it?

Will the next device from Samsung be a mobile console? According to 91Mobiles, the site found a patent for a mobile console with a foldable screen filed by Samsung Display. The console looks like a Nintendo Switch and ROG Ally when open and can be folded to be smaller. So, what should you know about it?

Looks like the Malaysian music scene is getting more interesting. Recently, KRU became the first Malaysian artist to use Gen AI for their music video. So, what should you know about it?

MSI Malaysia today announced the release of its latest next-gen AI+ Business and Productivity laptops featuring the all-new Intel Core Ultra processor (Series 2). These include laptops under the MSI Prestige Series and MSI Summit Series, so read on to learn more.

realme has released its latest entry-level smartphone in Vietnam, the realme C75. The 4G smartphone offers some compelling specs for its class, so read on to learn more.

During the Huawei Mate 70 series launch event yesterday, Huawei unveiled its latest foldable smartphone. The Huawei Mate X6 boasts notable upgrades and the inclusion of AI features. Let's see what this new model has to offer.

Being anonymous online could be stripped away, as Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching announced that the government is seeking to amend the Communications and Multimedia Act. This act can force social media platforms such as Facebook to reveal users' data if requested by the police.