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Merdeka Day is just around the corner and as always, you will see plenty of products going on sale. Although it's not the first time for Sony Entertainment Interactive Asia to do this, the PlayStation 5 models that are on sale this time are the slim variants.

In an era with brands that love copying others, when is something not worth copying? Obviously, the answer is likely "when it's not profitable". For Meta, it dropped a planned headset like a hot potato.

With Merdeka just around the corner, ASUS Malaysia is throwing out a promotion on the ROG Phone 8. Starting today and going on until 16 September 2024, mobile gamers can check out the ROG Phone 8 National Day Deals with RM400 off.

Starting today (25 August 2024) until 27 August 2024, realme will collaborate with e-commerce platforms Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop in conjunction with the Payday Sale Campaign which will see its various devices sold at discounted prices. So, what should you know about it?

Meta now shared that their social service, Threads, is testing a new feature. If everything goes well, your posts shares disappear after 24 hours of being published. This will make it easier for users to share some things that may not be so important that they want to keep on their social profiles. So, what should you know about it?

Meta and Snap, are now reported to be showing their new generation of augmented reality glasses, in September 2024. The introduction of smart glasses by these two technology companies is expected to focus on offering the technology first, rather than selling it to the public shortly.

Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) in a statement revealed that it had, on 22 July 2024, imposed an Administrative Monetary Penalty (AMP) of RM88,000 on Bank of China (Malaysia) Bhd (BOCM). The AMP was due to BOCM’s non-compliance with the prudential requirements applicable to the material outsourcing arrangements.

Some 1 month after its global release, Nothing Malaysia has confirmed that the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus will be launching in our country soon. Taking to its official website, Nothing teased the smartphone’s imminent release in Malaysia, so read on to learn more.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently launched its first cloud infrastructure region in Malaysia, with plans to invest RM29.2 billion (US$6.2 billion) up to 2038. This is the largest investment by an international cloud provider in Malaysia to date.

Telekom Malaysia has now announced that they have received a cancellation notice from Digital Nasional Berhad about the share purchase agreement. With this, TM will not have a stake in DNB. Previously, DNB had given a period until August 21, 2024, for TM to provide an answer and subscribe for a shareholding in DNB. Still, the period was not sufficient for TM to hold a meeting with board members and obtain approval to buy DNB shares.