Today, Logitech G has officially unveiled its most ambitious lineup of gaming gear yet in Malaysia, spanning PC and console gaming, esports peripherals, sim racing hardware, and AI-powered streaming tools. The announcement, made at Logitech G PLAY 2025, highlights the brand’s deepening collaborations with partners like NVIDIA and its continued mission to empower every type of gamer.

Valve has confirmed via its official Steam Support site that it will discontinue support for 32-bit versions of Windows effective 1 January 2026, with Windows 10 (32-bit) being the only edition currently supported in that category. We think most Steam users should have transitioned out of that system by now, but still, just so you know.

Uber could launch a “flying taxi” service as early as 2026. This is made possible through a partnership with Blade, a subsidiary of Joby Aviation. So, what should you know about it?

At the end of August, realme was teasing a 10000mAh battery phone with a Chill Fan feature. It was hyped to be a prototype device, but we may be seeing it available as soon as next year. It was reported that the brand is now preparing a retail-ready version.

Looks like Apple fans could be in for a pleasant surprise. Apple could introduce the Apple Health+ feature next year. So, what should you know about it?

Apple’s newly unveiled iOS 26 introduces a bold new design language called Liquid Glass, and it’s more than just a visual refresh—it may be laying the groundwork for Apple’s most radical iPhone redesign yet.

Recently, Astro has introduced "One for the Fans", a season-long campaign aimed at celebrating the passion of supporters across the country. So, what should you know about it?

The launch of next year's Samsung Galaxy S26 series is still some ways to go, but interesting rumours are already floating about. Samsung will still release three Galaxy S26 series devices next year. Some specs for the so-called Galaxy S26 Pro were confirmed.

Samsung is reportedly working on its first display-free smart glasses, expected to launch by the end of 2026 with an estimated starting price of around US$299 (approximately RM1390).

Apple is preparing a significant push into artificial intelligence with two new smart-home products. A tabletop “virtual companion” robot is planned for 2027, while a more compact smart-home display is expected by mid-2026.