Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli in Parliament today revealed that the government is currently assessing the need for subsidy rationalisation for RON95. However, the focus and priority for now is on the implementation of targeted subsidies for diesel which started on 10 June.

Regarding Netflix, it has a mixed fanbase because of how the company cracks down on password sharing and releases really great shows occasionally. On top of that, monthly fees have increased in a few countries including Malaysia but that could change.

TechNave Business Bytes Week 3 June 2024: Malaysian Tech Scene Buzzing with Innovation and Growth

Today, Xiaomi Malaysia announced a new colour variant - an Olive Green Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G. Just like the standard version, the new Olive Green model is also priced at RM1,399 and can be purchased at any Authorized Xiaomi store, or online at mi.com and official Xiaomi stores on Shopee and Lazada.

If you frequently use Shopee, this news might excite you. Recently, Shopee has launched the “Same Day Delivery” service, allowing you to place an order and receive the package on the same day. So, what should you know about it?

According to The Verge, TikTok has now started offering an application with a focus on sharing photos, called Whee. Roughly, it is seen to offer the facility of sharing photos directly with friends and family members, more or less like Instagram. That said, what should you know about it?

If you're looking for a tablet that's easy on your eyes, prevents screen glare and works like a pro, then say hello to the new HUAWEI MatePad 11.5”S PaperMatte Edition! This revolutionary tablet boasts a PC-LEVEL UI, putting all your favorite desktop features gliding smoothly under your fingertips, without them pesky sun glares.

The range of Huawei earphones in Malaysia has also been updated with new offerings today. Known as the Huawei Freebuds 6i, it is offered at a selling price of RM399 with a choice of white, black and purple colours. Pre-booking is open from now until July 6, 2024.

WhatsApp was updated again this morning with some features that we find interesting. The first is that video calls in WhatsApp can now support up to 32 participants simultaneously on all platforms. Previously it was only supported on Android and iOS applications with desktop users limited to 8 people for each video call session.

Previously, we shared how the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE was pretty much confirmed after it was spotted on the One UI test build database. Now, the device has also made its way to Geekbench, revealing some of its key specs.