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We know that a new Nothing Phone (2a) Plus is coming soon and Nothing just dropped another teaser. This time, a new MediaTek chipset has been revealed and it will be the first Android device to equip it in the market.

The Deadpool and Wolverine movie is already getting some good reception. To ride the wave, TTRacing just announced new gaming chairs under the red and yellow designs of Deadpool and Wolverine, respectively.

Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo has assured that there was no data leakage during the global IT outage on 19 July despite government agencies being affected. He further revealed that in total, 14 Malaysian entities were affected by the outage, including 5 government agencies.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has revealed that Meta’s social media platforms lead other platforms in complying with Malaysian laws. On the flip side, X (formerly Twitter) is the worst offender.

A month after releasing the Redmi Pad Pro in Malaysia, Xiaomi Malaysia today launched the 5G version of the tablet for our local market. Featuring some compelling specs for the price, read on to learn more.

It has been a year since Yes 5G introduced NVIDIA GeForce NOW package plans. Today, the company announced two new passes - 1-day and 3-day plans as well as experience zones at select Yes Experience Stores across Malaysia.

The nubia Flip 5G was already released in Malaysia in early April. However, this time, nubia Malaysia has announced a new partnership with U Mobile to offer even more benefits for customers. Also, this will be the local set instead of being a global variant.

With Deadpool and Wolverine premiering this week, POCO has gotten ready with a new special limited edition of the POCO F6. Initially, there was a leak yesterday but Head of POCO India, Himanshu Tandon just confirmed the phone's existence. It will be released on 26 July 2024.

Samsung is expected to launch a beta version of Android 15 (One UI 7.0) between the end of July and early August. If all goes well, the Galaxy S24 series will be the first to experience this new operating system update. So, what should you know about it?

Apple Maps is now accessible through the website today. According to Apple, their mapping system for web browsers is still in open Beta and accessible to all users. The web version of Apple Maps can be accessed through major web browsers such as Safari, Chrome, and Edge on PC. On iPad and Mac, it is supported on Safari and Chrome web browsers.