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Scam cases have been on the rise lately. Thankfully, the MCMC has also been very active in countering this problem. According to a minister, the government body has blocked over 3150 scam-related media online

Samsung fans rejoice. If you have the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, this news might please you. Recently, the company released a new update for the device. That said, what should you know about it?

The iPhone 15 series is in the spotlight again for the wrong reasons. This time, it seems the iPhone 15 Pro Max is having an OLED display burn-in issue. While not everyone is experiencing it, it's still not a good sign.

If you are expecting news about the latest iPads, you might be a bit disappointed. While multiple rumours suggest Apple could announce the latest iPad lineups this week, a reliable Japanese source says the Apple Pencil 3 could come before it. That said, what should you know about it?

The Google Camera app has been renamed to “Pixel Camera” on the Google Play Store by Google, putting further emphasis on the Pixel branding. The app, which is exclusive to Pixel devices, has now changed its name across the lineup and will automatically change on Pixel devices once it is updated to Android 14.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has announced that the government is aiming to ensure not less than 85% of rural areas get 5G coverage by the end of 2024. Accordingly, a target of at least 50% coverage for rural areas has been set for mid-2024.

Apple may announce updates to its iPad lineup next week, as early as Tuesday (17 October). No event will be held but sources claim that the tech giant will only hold out a briefing to selected media members.

Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has revealed several interesting statistics regarding e-payment transactions, showcasing its strong growth in our country. In a speech by Assistant Governor Abd Rahman Abu Bakar, Malaysia recorded 9.5 billion e-payment transactions in 2022.

Touch ’n Go (TnG) eWallet has revealed new changes to how it treats reloads using credit cards, whereby customers will be charged a 1% admin fee for all manual reloads above RM1000 starting this November. Furthermore, it will also remove the current option to either make a credit card reload transferable or non-transferable.

CelcomDigi has announced its new enhanced home fibre plans portfolio for both new and existing customers in Malaysia. Starting from RM99 monthly for 100Mbps or RM89 monthly if you’re a Celcom or Digi Postpaid customer, read on to learn more.