Sony’s next-generation console, the PlayStation 6, may launch at around US$499 (approximately RM2300)—matching the original PS5's starting price.

Besides unveiling the plan to transform Malaysia into an AI-powered nation by 2023, the government is also doubling down on high-growth, high-value (HGHV) sectors to future-proof the economy under the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP). The focus includes semiconductors, rare earth processing, electric vehicles, and advanced electronics.

Apple has officially reached a major milestone: three billion iPhones sold. The announcement was made on 31 July 2025 during its fiscal Q3 earnings call, reflecting the growing global demand for the iPhone since its debut.

Yesterday, Malaysia’s 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) unveiled an ambitious roadmap to transform the country into a high-tech, innovation-driven economy. With AI and digital manufacturing at its core, the plan positions Malaysia as a future regional leader in advanced technologies.

Samsung has confirmed that its tri-fold smartphone, the Galaxy Z TriFold, will be launching in October 2025, with a starting price of around US$3000, which is approximately RM13500.

YouTube has updated its monetisation rules to allow creators to use strong language like “f***” within the first seven seconds of a video without losing full ad revenue.

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?

Today, vivo Malaysia announces the pre-order availability of the vivo X Fold 5. Starting 29 July 2025, Malaysians can pre-order vivo’s latest flagship foldable in a 16GB+ 512GB model, priced at RM6999 via vivo’s official site.

The upcoming Redmi Note 15 Pro+ Satellite Edition is set to launch in China by August, with an estimated starting price between USD280 and USD310 (around RM1300 to RM1450).

A device believed to be a prototype of Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro has reportedly been spotted in public. This image was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user Skyfops and later commented on by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.