New leaks have offered the most concrete glimpse yet of Apple’s first foldable iPhone, informally known as the iPhone Fold. These design clues come from CAD renderings and schematic drawings that have circulated online and on platforms like Weibo, showing how the device could differ from existing foldable phones on the market.

The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has announced that the implementation of the use of MyDigital ID as a single login method to the MyJPJ application for Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above has now been postponed to 1 March 2026.

While it sounds hard to believe, it is apparently consistent across multiple industry sources familiar with the matter. OpenAI has grown increasingly dissatisfied with the performance of certain NVIDIA artificial intelligence chips used for inference, the stage where models generate responses. This unease has pushed the San Francisco–based AI leader to quietly explore alternative hardware options since 2025, potentially reshaping its long-term computing roadmap and impacting its relationship with NVIDIA.

TikTok has now started informing sellers on their platform, stating that it will introduce a new charge, namely a Platform Support Fee of RM0.50 or RM0.54 after adding SST. This charge will start being levied on all successfully delivered purchases made through the platform, effective 15 February 2026.

Recently, Mozilla announced the AI Controls feature, which lets users turn off AI features. So, what should you know about it?

Rumoured news of the iPhone Fold has been around for a long time. Today, new leaks suggest that Apple will include the largest battery it has ever put in an iPhone. According to industry whispers on Chinese social media, this move would push Apple into a new class of smartphone endurance, surpassing the capacities found in its current flagship models.

Recently, the mock-up images and full specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra were finally leaked last weekend via the Android Headlines site. So, what should you know about it?

According to TheEdge, the KAF digital bank is looking for a new owner, and it could be sold for around RM80 million. That said, what should you know about it?

During the long weekend, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) successfully dismantled a scam operation that used fake mobile base stations to intercept networks and distribute fraudulent SMS messages in Genting Highlands. In a media statement dated 31 January 2026, MCMC confirmed that the operation was successfully neutralised following continuous technical monitoring and network analysis.

Remember the PlayStation Portal, which was first launched in 2023? Despite Sony claiming that it was a success, it doesn't have the same popularity as the PSP and PS Vita. After all, it's not a true handheld. Having said that, Sony does have plans to launch an improved successor.