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Starting 1 August 2025, households in Peninsular Malaysia that consume more than 600 kWh of electricity per month will receive a rebate of RM0.0145 per kWh under a new mechanism known as the Automatic Fuel Adjustment (AFA).

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro is expected to launch at a starting price of USD 999, which is approximately RM 4530 in Malaysia. New leaks suggest this model may feature major camera enhancements, potentially setting it apart from previous generations.

Gamers may not have to wait much longer for Microsoft and ASUS' highly anticipated ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X. A fresh leak suggests both models will officially launch on 20 August 2025, coinciding with their showcase at Gamescom 2025.

As expected, scams about the RM100 aid by the Malaysian government have recently surfaced. The Communications Ministry has sent out a warning over a wave of fraudulent websites and social media posts impersonating government portals to exploit the public’s interest.

On 30 July 2025, the Malaysian government officially announced that it will not proceed with the implementation of the High Value Goods Tax (HVGT), a move that was initially expected to generate up to RM700 million annually.

Australia is set to expand its under-16 social media restrictions to include YouTube, with the new rule taking effect from 10 December 2025.

OpenAI has launched a new feature called Study Mode, designed to transform how students and learners use ChatGPT. Rolled out on 29 July 2025, Study Mode is now available to users on the Free, Plus, Pro, and Team plans. So, what should you know about it?

Xiaomi is reportedly launching a new entry-level 5G smartphone under its Redmi subsidiary soon, the Redmi 15C 5G. In fact, specs and renders of the device have already popped up online, so read on to learn more.

The vivo Y400 was launched in Indonesia recently, and now, the 5G version of the device is coming soon. Officially launching in India next week, read on to learn more about the vivo Y400 5G below.

According to Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil, the government is weighing stricter enforcement measures that could prohibit children under 13 from owning social media accounts. While most platforms already restrict underage users, Fahmi noted that many Malaysian students below 13 still actively use apps like TikTok and other platforms.