Infinix recently launched the GT 30 5G+ in India, with the base 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant priced at around 19499 INR (~RM941.90). Featuring built-in shoulder gaming trigger buttons and powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset, this device looks to be targeting entry-level gamers. 

The Malaysian company formerly known as MyEG, Zetrix AI Bhd recently introduced NurAI, which is a Shariah‑compliant AI chatbot. Available for free for now (paid plans start from RM20 to RM200 per month and are coming soon), you can download it for both Android and iOS.

YouTube has just rolled out two new AI-driven features designed to help you “dive deeper, learn faster, and find what you’re looking for more easily”. According to sources and the company's blog, this new AI-powered search feature will roll out to YouTube Premium users.

Not to be confused with the existing HONOR Pad 10, HONOR has officially launched the 5G variant of its Pad 10 in Malaysia. The Pad 10 5G is now available through authorised retailers nationwide, with upcoming availability via Maxis and CelcomDigi.

Intel’s ongoing layoffs have affected its Linux driver support, creating gaps that could lead to compatibility and reliability concerns. So, what should you know about it?

A 60‑year‑old man found himself hospitalised — after three months of following ChatGPT’s recommendation to replace table salt with sodium bromide (bromism risk) — causing paranoia and hallucinations. The initial advice proved dangerously misleading.

Tune Talk has introduced a new auto-renew feature for its prepaid customers in Malaysia. With this feature, prepaid account credit will be automatically topped up using the card details stored in the Tune Talk app.

Apple is gearing up to unveil the iPhone 17 series at its expected September event. A standout newcomer this year is the iPhone 17 Air, a sleek, ultra-thin model that replaces the iPhone 17 Plus and brings a completely fresh display size to the lineup.

Nvidia and AMD have agreed to an unusual revenue-sharing arrangement with the U.S. government, committing 15 per cent of their income from AI chip sales to China as part of a deal to resume exports.

Google has chosen “Cinnamon Bun” as the internal dessert-themed codename for Android 17, tied to API level 37.0. This follows internal naming traditions that began with earlier versions, such as Vanilla Ice Cream for Android 15 and Baklava for Android 16, although the company dropped public dessert names after Android 10.