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If you frequently use a PC, you might be familiar with the VLC media player. Recently, the President of the developer studio behind the media player confirmed the app will arrive on Apple Vision Pro. That said, what should you know about it?

At the moment, the Apple Vision Pro is only available in the US but it seems that Apple is planning to expand it to other countries soon. According to MacRumors, a code was discovered on the Vision Pro's virtual keyboard with new language and emoji support. 

That's right, one but two Malaysians got themselves a Samsung Galaxy S24+ for only RM24. How is this possible? According to the newsroom, they did it with 120,000 Samsung Rewards points at the Samsung Experience Store. 

vivo Malaysia today launched the highly-anticipated vivo V30 series 5G in our country. Comprising the vivo V30 5G and vivo V30 Pro 5G, read on to find out more about both devices.

Samsung Malaysia has announced that it’s offering exclusive savings for consumers in the country for the Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy Tab S9 FE. Available under its Raya Rebate Program, you can get an instant rebate of RM300 from now until 8 April.

As we’ve alluded to previously, POCO today launched its latest mid-ranger in India, the POCO X6 Neo 5G. Featuring some awesome specs for the price, read on to find out more about the smartphone.

While Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) has already achieved 80% coverage for 5G connectivity in Malaysia, a second 5G network is expected to roll out but there are still no signs of it. To refresh your memory, DNB will be overtaken by a private company after achieving its goal. 

Looks like iQOO fans are in for a treat. Recently, a reliable tipster has leaked the tech specs for the iQOO Z9 Turbo. That said, what should you know about it?

If you are looking forward to new realme smartphones, this news might excite you. Recently, realme has confirmed the charging spec for the realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G. That said, what should you know about it?

In a surprising scenario, Malaysia has emerged as the unlikely winner of the US-China Chip War. How did this happen? How did Malaysia get involved in this tech tussle? You might want to read until the end.