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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.

Nowadays, many of Huawei's smartphones either have a Qualcomm or MediaTek chipset. There are several reasons for that, but Kirin chipsets aren't as commonly used. But Kirin is still around and could launch a new chipset with the Huawei nova 12 series soon.

As you may know, some brands avoid making too many changes to their smartphone series. You'll see mostly the same designs, with tweaks and improved specs to make them relevant. But the Xiaomi 14 Pro is set to look noticeably different from its predecessor.

Xiaomi’s subsidiary, Redmi may be releasing the same smartphone soon if a new leak is to be believed. Of course, we’re talking about the Redmi 13C 5G, which was spotted with different model numbers in different regions.

Previously, we reported that Xiaomi is allegedly planning to rebrand its software, MIUI into something new. Well, we might not have to wait long to see this all-new OS in action, as a new leak claims that it will be powering the upcoming Xiaomi 14.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim tabled Bajet Malaysia 2024 in the Dewan Rakyat today, which includes several measures to further improve the electric vehicle (EV) industry in our country. Read on to find out more about the initiatives that will roll out starting next year.

Previously, we mentioned the PMX announcement on the increased service tax and funds to combat online scams. But it does not end there, the Prime Minister also announced a whopping RM510 million for the Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation, and the Ministry of Higher Education.