Why is the Samsung Galaxy A36 a great upgrade option? We go over why it's a reliable everyday smartphone and what makes it a practical mid-range choice for an upgrade!

News of RAM shortages has been around for months, with many companies warning consumers to expect rising prices. This is bad news for many companies, as it means fewer people would be willing to buy new products. The good news is that ASUS has plans to help.

When it comes to digital cameras, you can trust Canon to deliver high performance, top-tier build quality, and excellent support. So, what's a good model you can buy? If you're looking to snap better photos, record high-quality videos, or upgrade from an old DSLR, the recently released Canon EOS R6 Mark III could be the one for you.

With the Xiaomi 17 Ultra just days away from its official debut on 25 December 2025, Xiaomi has offered fans a sneak peek at the phone’s front-facing design through a new hands-on teaser video shared by company president Lu Weibing. This marks the first time the flagship’s front profile has been shown online.

The OnePlus 15 has officially arrived as one of the most performance-focused flagships of the year. True to OnePlus tradition, this phone is a great fit for those who want speed, excellent gaming capabilities, long battery life, and a smooth software experience.

According to reports, 2026 is lining up to be filled with Apple product launches. We could be seeing more than 20 new devices, scheduled across its core hardware categories, from refreshed Macs and iPads to exciting new iPhone models and expanded accessories. You may take this with a pinch of salt, but here's everything we know about the news.

Malaysia’s electric vehicle market has been given a last-minute reprieve on tax incentives, with fully imported electric vehicles (CBU EVs) eligible for import and excise duty exemptions as long as they arrive in the country before 28 December 2025. This comes amid the scheduled end of EV tax breaks at the close of the year, which is expected to raise prices for imported EVs starting 1 January 2026.

As 2025 draws to a close, Malaysia’s public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure has seen considerable growth but still lags behind the government’s ambitious goals. According to the latest figures from the Energy Commission, there were 5360 licensed public EV chargers across the country as of the end of November, comprising 3569 AC chargers and 1791 DC fast chargers.

Malaysia’s banking industry is stepping up its cybersecurity messaging, as member banks of the Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) and the Association of Islamic Banking and Financial Institutions Malaysia (AIBIM) jointly urge customers to keep their web browsers and mobile devices fully updated. The move comes amid rising online scams and malware threats that increasingly exploit outdated software and unsupported operating systems.

Malaysia's EV landscape is starting to get more interesting. With tax-free incentives for fully imported (CBU) EVs ending on 31 December 2025, the next few weeks are likely the last opportunity to secure relatively low prices for imported EVs. So, we have listed some of the best CBU EV deals available now, why they are worth considering, and what to expect next year on the CKD front.