Set to be “Malaysia’s most affordable EV”, Proton have announced that their slightly smaller EV or Electric Vehicle, the e.Mas 5 is for official booking on 4 October 2025. This will be kicked off from their Facebook page at social media at what some say will be below RM85K pricing.

HUAWEI didn’t only launch the Watch GT 6 series and the Watch Ultimate 2 in Malaysia. The Chinese company also launched the HUAWEI Watch D2. So, what should you know about it?

Besides the HUAWEI Watch GT 6 series, HUAWEI also launched the HUAWEI Watch Ultimate 2. It is specially designed for divers with underwater sonar support and comes with the best fitness and health features. So, what should you know about it?

HUAWEI has officially launched the HUAWEI Watch GT 6 series in Malaysia with two variants. The standard and Pro variant. So, what should you know about it?

realme is no stranger to manufacturing limited-edition smartphones from time to time. In this latest news, the brand managed to pull off its boldest crossover yet — with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, inspired by HBO’s legendary series Game of Thrones.

Samsung Malaysia Electronics has been honoured with the ESGBusiness Award 2025, a recognition that underscores the company’s leadership in sustainability, responsible innovation, and eco-friendly business practices. The award reflects not only Samsung’s commitment but also the collective support of its employees, partners, and customers in driving meaningful change.

The Pahang state government is now sharing plans to introduce its own Pahang digital wallet by the end of 2025. So, what should you know about it?

After Nothing launched the Nothing Headphone (1) as its first headphone, Nothing will now launch an affordable headphone under the CMF brand, the CMF Headphone Pro. It will be launched on 29 September 2025 (today) and will be the first headphone by CMF.

The long-anticipated ROG Xbox Ally and its beefed-up sibling, the ROG Xbox Ally X, are now available for preorder — and their price tags make it clear these are premium handhelds, not casual throwaways. At least, that's for the foreign markets, and we don't know what are the local prices. But we can expect it to be similar.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) will take proactive steps to ensure that Zionist propaganda does not penetrate the country's cyberspace. So, what should you know about it?