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Recently, WhatsApp introduced a strict security mode specifically for journalists and prominent figures who don’t want their conversations monitored. So, what should you know about it?

Reports have surfaced that Norwegian telecommunications group Telenor may be considering an eventual exit from its 33.1% stake in Malaysia’s largest mobile operator, CelcomDigi. The speculation comes in the wake of Telenor’s recent divestments in other Asian markets, including its full exit from Thailand through the sale of its stake in True Corporation.

Today, ShopeePay has announced the launch of Money+, a new investment feature that allows users to generate daily returns from as little as RM10. The feature is available through both the ShopeePay app and the main Shopee app, positioning it as a low barrier entry point for users looking to grow idle balances within their ewallet.

It was only yesterday when we reported about WhatsApp potentially launching an ad-free subscription feature. However, that's just the tip of the iceberg, as Meta is reportedly planning to roll out premium subscription options to Facebook and Instagram as well.

Recently, Apple released the iOS 26.2.1 update, a month after iOS 26.2, which previously brought changes to Liquid Glass, AirDrop and several other features.

Recently, Google announced a USD2 million (~RM7.9 million) investment in the Sundance Institute to develop an AI education ecosystem for the film industry. So, what should you know about it?

In 2024, Google was sued for allegedly listening to users' conversations without their permission or knowledge. That said, what should you know about it?

The Ministry of Digital is developing the Digital Inclusivity Index Malaysia (DIIM) to strengthen further planning and monitoring of digital inclusion across the country. MyIKD is a centralised database that aims to measure the digital divide in Malaysian society.

Yes, believe it or not, the classic iPhone 5s is still getting a new software update. 13 years after its launch, the update arrives alongside modern iOS releases and continues Apple’s unusually long support cycle for older hardware.

The upcoming Nothing Phone 4a has appeared on a new regulatory listing, suggesting that its official launch may be just around the corner. Early pricing leaks indicate the device could start at around RM2230, positioning it as Nothing’s next mid-range smartphone offering for 2026.