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Ever since President Trump returned to office, one of the first executive orders he did was grant TikTok an extension of 75 days until a potential buyer takes over to continue its operations in the US. Well, it's April now and there are still no updates.

Creatives would have to pay a fee to use Pantone colours in Adobe projects, starting from now. Adobe and Pantone have removed support for free Pantone colours across its Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator Creative Cloud applications. They're offering a new plugin subscription for those who want to continue to gain access to the colours.

You may now perform basic edits on PDF files without leaving Google Chrome. Thanks to Adobe's new Acrobat PDF Reader Extension for Chrome, users can easily add comments, highlights or drawings to PDF files in the browser window using a dropdown pane.

Based on a statement by AndroidAuthority, it seems that Xiaomi recently uploaded a video onto their weibo account showcasing a smartphone that’s equipped with a telescopic lens that extends out of the body of the phone. While not much is known in regards to which smartphone will come equipped with the aforementioned technology, the video gives us a better idea on what to expect in the near future.

Ever since we entered the Recovery MCO period, Malaysians were shocked at the amount of electricity bill they have to pay. Of course, they led to a huge complaint online as initially, the government did offer a discount during April onwards (with certain conditions). Thankfully, the Kementerian Tenaga dan Sumber Asli (KeTSA) looked into this and responded with good news.

The government has officially announced that Movement Control Order (MCO) will be extended until 12 May 2020. Not only that, but students who are still residing at the dorms of their university or college will also be allowed to return to their respective homes very soon. 

Telekom Malaysia recently blasted out e-mails stating that the Unifi Basic Plan which costs RM79 for 30Mbps, will continue to have unlimited internet quota all the way until 31 March 2019. After that, the internet quota of 60GB will be imposed and going over the aforementioned quota will have bandwidth speeds cut down to as low as 512Kbps.