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A new OPPO smartphone with the model number PLT120 has appeared on China's MIIT listing, signalling that its launch is imminent. So, what should you know about it?

The MyGOV Malaysia super app, which launched its beta on 16 August 2025, has passed 113000 downloads and is set to integrate 16 more government services, Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo announced. So, what should you know about it?

Looks like Nothing Phone fans are in for some pleasant news. The Nothing OS version 4.0 is being offered to Nothing phone users in stages starting today. So, what should you know about it?

Today, Google announced that sending files between Android devices and iPhones can now be done using the QuickShare and AirDrop protocols. So, what should you know about it?

WhatsApp is reintroducing its original About status feature — a simple way for users to post short updates about what they are doing. According to the company, About was actually WhatsApp’s very first feature, used before the app was even built around messaging.

Ever since the Next Generation Emergency Response Services 999 (NG MERS 999) was released earlier this week, the general reception towards the SaveME999 app has not been good due to the poor registration process. However, it seems that Malaysians were unable to reach the 999 emergency line and experienced slower response times.

Maxis has rolled out its new Yearly Upgrade programme, giving customers a faster and more flexible way to switch to the latest iPhone without waiting for their current instalment plan to finish. The initiative aims to modernise the device ownership experience and provide greater convenience for Malaysians who want to stay updated with Apple’s newest releases.

After the lawsuit against the Japanese publishers, CloudFlare might land in more trouble. So, what should you know about it?

Looks like Microsoft users are in for a pleasant surprise. Today, several updates are being provided by Windows and Qualcomm to make Windows on Arm a better platform for gaming. So, what should you know about it?

In this 7th edition, NordPass returns with its 2025 edition of its “Top 200 Most Common Passwords” report, which once again highlights how risky many users’ password habits remain. The worst offenders? “123456” and “admin”, which continue to dominate globally.