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Over the weekend, Disney+ Hotstar announced a set of new plans that will replace the current one. The date is scheduled for 24 April 2024 and as expected, this new price will affect both unifi and Astro. 

Today, realme Malaysia has announced the launch of the realme 12 5G. Available in Twilight Purple and Woodland Green, the phone has two memory variants - 8GB + 256GB and 8GB + 512GB for RM1099 and RM1299, respectively.  

Previously, we mentioned Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has instructed Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli to clarify the database’s registration issue. Today, the Ministry of Economy released interesting statistics regarding PADU’s registration on X. That said, what should you know about it?

According to news, Xiaomi cars will soon arrive at Xiaomi retail stores, which marks Xiaomi’s further expansion in the automotive industry. Recently, Lei Jun put forward the requirement that "Xiaomi SU7 will be delivered as soon as it is launched, and the volume will be increased as soon as it is delivered" and set the first-year sales target of 100,000 units.

Microsoft is actively expanding Copilot to more digital and physical aspects because the future is now all about generative AI. One thing we still haven't seen Microsoft do is AI in video games. But, that could change soon.

Looks like Apple iPhone fans are in for a treat. Recently, a new source suggested the iOS 18 could allow more customisations for your Home Screen App icons. That said, what should you know about it?

As was foretold, the subscription price for Disney+ Hotstar will be increased and the date is set from 24 April 2024 onwards. In addition, the company will also remove the current plan and replace it with five new additional plans. 

If you are a fan of Apple iPhones, this news might catch your attention. Recently, a tipster suggested the new iPhone could feature bigger RAM and storage for AI. That said, what should you know about it?

This week's TechNave Business Bytes for Week 4 of March 2024 news highlights Malaysia's thriving tech scene and various initiatives aimed at propelling the country towards a digital future. From attracting international partnerships to empowering local businesses, Malaysia is making significant strides in the tech and innovation landscape.

It’s no secret that since its launch on 2 January, the Central Database Hub (PADU) has faced scrutiny from the public, the number of people updating their info on the database is still low despite the due date being just a mere 7 days away. With the Sarawak Government also voicing reservations about PADU, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has instructed Economy Minister Rafizi Ramil to clarify the database’s registration issue at the Cabinet Meeting next week.