KRAFTON — known for titles such as PUBG: Battlegrounds — announced that it is shifting its identity to become an “AI First” company — placing artificial intelligence at the very centre of its problem-solving, operations and growth strategy. During its internal live-talk event “KRAFTON LIVE TALK”, the company laid out its medium to long-term vision under the theme “AI First: Work, Company, Individual – The Future” and said the transformation extends across organisation, culture and technology.

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?

ASUS Malaysia has officially expanded its business lineup with the launch of the ExpertBook PM3 Series laptops and the ExpertCenter P500SV desktop. These new devices are designed for professionals, enterprises, and government sectors, bringing AI-driven performance, enterprise-grade security, and unmatched durability to modern workplaces.

This morning, Google released the latest Google Tensor G5 chipset. This is the first Tensor chip using TSMC's 3nm technology. So, what should you know about it?

Indonesia has announced that it's aiming to commission its first nuclear power plant by 2034, with proposed facilities in Sumatra and Borneo. The country’s Energy and Mineral Resources Minister, Bahlil Lahadalia, was quoted by Jakarta Globe as saying that the plan is part of Indonesia’s national energy roadmap and falls under the oversight of the Ministry.

TECNO has released a new entry-level smartphone in India, the TECNO Spark Go 2. Featuring some competitive specs for its low price, read on to learn more.

Late last year, Xiaomi unveiled its latest generation of tablets in China. The Xiaomi Pad 7 and Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro provide excellent value considering their prices. But if you're looking for a more powerful model, the new Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra could be your niche.

As advertised, OPPO Malaysia has launched the OPPO Pad SE here. At the price of RM699, it is available in two colour options of Starlight Silver and Twilight Blue with 4GB + 128GB. The pre-order has begun today until 24 May 2025.

OPPO Malaysia has revealed that it is launching a new tablet for the local market soon, the OPPO Pad SE. The company posted a couple of teasers saying that the tablet is “coming soon” on social media, while on its official Shopee store, OPPO revealed when the Pad SE will make its debut, so read on to learn more.

Earlier this week, US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imports from several countries including Malaysia (24%). This move would increase the prices of Malaysian goods in the US, which may result in less Americans buying them. While Malaysia has yet to respond, China has retaliated with a new tariff rate.