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realme is turning heads ahead of its 828 Fan Festival with a bold teaser: a smartphone featuring a massive 10000mAh+ battery and a built-in cooling fan. Set to be unveiled on 27 August 2025, this device promises to push the boundaries of mobile endurance and thermal performance — especially for gamers and power users.

To mark Malaysia’s 68th year of independence, global mobility platform inDrive is rolling out a patriotic gesture that puts drivers first. From 30 August to 1 September 2025, inDrive will slash its commission rate to just 6.8%.

Looks like Setel users are in for a pleasant surprise. Recently, Setel launched the “Setel je! Sekali tekan, semua jalan” campaign. So, what should you know about it?

Today, CelcomDigi has unveiled WebSHIELD, a new network-based security service designed to protect mobile users from online threats. Running silently in the background, WebSHIELD offers real-time protection against phishing, malware, and fast-moving scams, all powered by Cisco’s global threat intelligence.

In case you didn’t know, CENTEXS (Centre for Technology Excellence Sarawak) and HUAWEI Malaysia launched CENHUA 2.0 during the ASEAN AI Summit 2025. So, what should you know about it?

According to a report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is currently in early discussions with Google to use Gemini as the basis for a new version of Siri. So, what should you know about it?

realme is back with another entry-level smartphone. Called the realme Note 70, it is set to launch in Malaysia on 28 August. It will be a budget-friendly device, but the price tag has not been revealed yet.

Back in May 2025, Sony unveiled the Xperia 1 VII, but there was no price tag yet. The phone was supposed to launch in Malaysia during mid-July, and that didn't happen until today. It was silently launched on Sony Malaysia's official website here, at the price of RM6499.

Looks like Apple fans could be in for a pleasant surprise. Apple could introduce the Apple Health+ feature next year. So, what should you know about it?

According to The Guardian, TikTok has confirmed that thousands of employees in Southeast Asia and the United Kingdom have been laid off as their jobs are being taken over by artificial intelligence (AI). So, what should you know about it?