Google has updated its Veo 3 generative artificial intelligence (AI) to now be able to generate vertical videos and support 1080p resolution. In addition, the cost of generating videos has also been reduced compared to before. So, what should you know about it?

In conjunction with the Xiaomi Smart Living Showcase 2025 event, Xiaomi Malaysia also unveiled its latest Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40 and Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H40. Here are the details you should know about the two smart cleaning machines for modern households.

Yesterday, Xiaomi held a launch to reveal the Xiaomi Mix Flip 2 and Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro. But the company also showcased a few other interesting products, including a pair of AI Glasses. A little uninspiring, but it's called the Xiaomi AI Glasses.

When it comes to gaming consoles, the Nintendo Switch isn't able to output what the Microsoft Xbox Series X or Sony PlayStation 5 can. That's because it's primarily intended as a handheld device. However, the Nintendo Switch 2 may finally deliver what some fans have wanted.

Back in early April this year, YouTube introduced enhanced 1080p for iPhone YouTube Premium users. However, that option is making its way to Premium users globally on their desktops as it was confirmed by a YouTube spokesperson.

If you are a YouTube Premium member, you're in luck because YouTube is going to introduce an enhanced 1080p video. However, it seems that it will only benefit iPhone and iPad users.

Netflix has revealed that it will be upgrading its Basic plan in Malaysia to offer up to 720p HD resolution instead of capping it to 480p SD resolution as it currently is. The change will be made starting this November and will be the first time Netflix has upgraded its Basic plan since its debut in our country in 2016.

Sony recently rolled out a new update for the PlayStation 5 (PS5) which allows gamers to play games at 1440p resolution. Announced via a blog post yesterday, the new update is now available globally after 1440p was first tested by the PS5 beta participants.

Previously, we reported on how Netflix will block users from downloading films and shows for offline viewing and it seems that the limitations of the subscription tier don’t just end there. In fact, recent reports on the matter also point towards the new Netflix base plan to also limit streaming resolution to 480p.

There have been many launches and reveals from different brands. So far, we've seen reveals from OPPO, realme, Honor, and more. Nokia also revealed something on its website yesterday. Specifically, the company announced the Nokia PureBook Pro.