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Those who are vloggers or regularly take selfies all appreciate a good selfie stick. However, smartphone stabilisers have become a premium that enthusiasts prefer, and Insta360 recently launched a new one - the Insta360 Flow 2 Pro.

Flagship devices can be cool, but they're not devices most people in Malaysia can afford. That's when you go for an entry-level smartphone instead. And from realme, another one is set to launch next week.

The completion process of the Automated Passenger Mobility Service (Aerotrain) project is currently still in the multi-phase testing stage. So, what should you know about it?

Social media giant Meta is currently in the final stages of obtaining a Service Provider (ASP) Class License in Malaysia. So, what should you know about it?

It has been a while since the first wave of Apple Intelligence was released. However, one of the complaints by iOS users is the way how it summarises news in the notification centre.

Xpeng's CEO says an "elimination phase" could begin between 2025 and 2027, where competition will become more intense starting this year, causing some manufacturers to not survive and start exiting the industry. So, what should you know about it?

Yesterday, Nintendo finally revealed the official design of the Switch 2 console. Details about its launch will be announced in early April. The larger screen, rear stick, and the new Joy-Con controllers that now connect using magnets are clearly visible. So, what should you know about it?

Nintendo has officially unveiled the Nintendo Switch 2 in a first-looks trailer. The new gaming console from Nintendo features a larger display that brings it closer in size to many handheld gaming PCs. The new device includes larger controllers that appear to slot in magnetically, an adjustable built-in stand, and compatibility with both Nintendo Switch 2 and original Nintendo Switch games.

Google has announced the integration of its generative AI (gen AI) Gemini tools into Google Workspace Business and Enterprise plans. These capabilities are included without additional add-ons, aiming to make AI accessible for businesses of all sizes. The updated pricing begins at RM58.40 per user per month, effective immediately for new customers. Existing customers will see changes on 17 March 2025, or at their plan renewal.

The Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) has assured that the US government’s potential restrictions on Artificial Intelligence (AI) chip exports won’t affect existing data centres in Malaysia. Its Deputy Minister, Liew Chin Tong, said that the Malaysian Government will adopt a wait-and-see approach to assess the potential impact on future arrangements.