Sony has announced the upcoming release of a new mobile image sensor, the LYTIA 901, for smartphones — a 1/1.12-type stacked CMOS sensor achieving approximately 200 effective megapixels. The sensor is slated for mass production, shipping in November 2025.

Samsung Pay has been in Malaysia for a few years already. Today, Samsung Malaysia is excited to announce that this service has expanded beyond in-store payments in Malaysia, now supporting online transactions across a wide range of e-commerce merchants.

Recently, Threads released several new updates for the Edits feature. So, what should you know about it?

Starting 1 February 2026, MyJPJ — the official app of Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Malaysia (JPJ) — will adopt MyDigital ID as the only login method for users aged 18 and above. This replaces the current login system that relies on a 12‑digit IC number and password. However, users under 18 and holders of MyPR cards will continue using the existing login method.

After its debut two years ago, GXBank is celebrating its second anniversary with a clear reaffirmation of its founding mission: to make banking in Malaysia more accessible, inclusive and empowering. CEO Kaushik Chowdhury (KC) said the bank set out to revolutionise the industry, and is now demonstrating the real-world impact of a purpose-led, technology-first approach.

According to industry sources cited by DigiTimes, the model's sales performance was not strong enough to convince other brands to make the same attempt, causing ultra-thin phone projects by several manufacturers to be shelved for now. So, what should you know about it?

Besides the HONOR Magic 8 Pro, HONOR Malaysia also unveiled the HONOR Watch Fit yesterday. Coming in black or denim, it starts at RM399, and here's everything you need to know about the company's latest smartwatch

Recently, the Malaysian Highway Authority released a new Waze-like app called Tuju. So, what should you know about it?

Malaysia will introduce a new generation of national identity cards starting June 2026. So, what should you know about it?

According to The New Straits Times, the Johor government will no longer approve applications for the construction of Tier 1 and Tier 2 data centres that use up to 50 million litres of water per day (MLD). So, what should you know about it?