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In the years since foldable smartphones were introduced, these devices have become a new category of expensive, premium devices. Relatively affordable ones do exist, of course, like the nubia Flip 5G (RM2499). But if you want one from a big brand, Samsung could have one in 2025.

It has been long overdue in choosing a second 5G network provider but here we are. Just before the end of Friday last week, the Malaysian government selected U Mobile as Malaysia's second 5G network provider. Below is the official statement provided by U Mobile.

Today, U Mobile has announced its first family postpaid plan, U Family 128. Priced at RM128 per month, this latest plan includes 1000GB of shareable 5G data and 15GB of shareable free global roaming data at 63 destinations for up to four lines.

In case you missed it, U Mobile has been chosen as the second 5G network provider by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC). It certainly got some reactions from the public and other telcos, particularly Maxis.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has announced that the Ministry of Transport (MOT) views seriously the incident of an 18-year-old teenager electrocuted to death onboard an express bus at Penang Sentral in Butterworth, Penang. Accordingly, several immediate actions have been taken, including the activation of a Special Taskforce to investigate the incident.

CelcomDigi, in a statement today, said that it is “considering several options at hand” after it was snubbed for U Mobile in the awarding of Malaysia’s second 5G network. However, CelcomDigi assures that the decision will have no impact on its current 5G customers.

OpenAI this week introduced its search engine, called ChatGPT Search. It is integrated directly on ChatGPT and allows users to perform real-time searches, and easily get the answers and information they are looking for. However, you might want to know the recent change about this site. So, what should you know about it?

Today, U Mobile thanked the Malaysian government for being chosen to develop Malaysia's Second 5G Network. For this purpose, U Mobile also stated that it will work with a number of parties to make this matter a success, including SKMM and telecommunications companies such as CelcomDigi and Telekom Malaysia, in offering 5G-Advanced networks to customers.

Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) has announced that its ticket purchasing system will go fully cashless starting 1 January 2025. These include Klang Valley, northern, southern and east coast sectors.

Previously, we shared how Indonesia has officially banned the Apple iPhone 16 Series in the country. Well, now another tech giant is facing a similar treatment, this time being Alphabet Inc.’s Google and its Google Pixel smartphones.