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In a surprising move, it appears that WhatsApp is moving closer to a subscription model. Apparently, the WhatsApp team is working on a new premium tier called WhatsApp Plus, which is now being tested with a limited number of users.

Besides the HUAWEI Pura X Max, HUAWEI also launched the HUAWEI Pura 90 Pro series. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, the HUAWEI Watch Buds 2 were launched, bringing back a pair of wireless earbuds built into the body. It comes three years after the original Huawei Watch Buds were launched. So, what should you know about it?

In case you missed it, Xiaomi has officially introduced the REDMI A7 Pro, marking the first “Pro” model in the REDMI A Series. The new entry-level device focuses on delivering essential features with enhanced performance, headlined by a large display, long-lasting battery, and the debut of Xiaomi HyperOS 3 in the lineup.

Microsoft and Ookla are now announcing a new partnership that brings the internet speed test feature, Speedtest, directly into Windows 11. So, what should you know about it?

According to a recent report by Instant Digital on Weibo, iOS 27 will still support the iPhone 12 series and newer models. So, what should you know about it?

HUAWEI Pura X Max was officially launched in China today, and it is the company's first large-sized foldable screen device. So, what should you know about it?

We have reported about this before, regarding Tim Cook's retirement as Apple CEO, but it has been confirmed. The company already put the rumours to rest, confirming a historic leadership change, with Tim Cook set to step down as CEO and transition into a new role as Executive Chairman.

Intel has officially introduced the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors in Malaysia. Codenamed Panther Lake and the first to be manufactured using the Intel 18A process node, they promise all-day battery life for thin and light laptops with Intel Arc Xe3 graphics, offering performance comparable to discrete graphics cards.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has been quite busy these past few months. Besides ramping up the social media ban for under-16s by June or July 2026, MCMC has been stepping up efforts to curb harmful online content, with new figures revealing a sharp volume of takedown requests submitted in just the first few months of the year.