Setel has been around in Malaysia for quite some time now and just recently, the company just announced a new Setel Share feature. It is the first e-wallet sharing feature in Malaysia that allows motorists to pay for fuel via the Setel app without being at any Petronas stations.

In this latest news, there seems to be a stumbling block for Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB). According to sources, our Communications and Multimedia Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa just stated that the government may have second thoughts about its current 5G wholesale model plan.

If you have always wanted to volunteer and help out in any way you can, you can do so now with a new MySukarela app. Launched by the Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MCRS), this first of a kind platform is for volunteers, hosts and donors to participate in various NGO activities efficiently.

Not only is December the Christmas season but it's also the month where we expect 5G to be launched by the Malaysian government. Digital Nasional Berhad is responsible for rollout the technology soon and the latest news has it that the commercial release date is 15 December 2021.

With the end of 2021 coming up, you might be thinking of your year-end celebrations. Since Christmas is also around the corner, shopping is a big agenda for many of us. There are plenty of promos going around this time of the year, and one of them is from Huawei.

When it comes to Netflix, the streaming platform doesn't shy away from showing some racy visuals and LGBTQ moments. Just recently, a PAS federal lawmaker requested the Malaysian government to censor those content on Netflix but was told that it was out of their hands.

There's GrabFood, ShopeeFood, Food Panda and Boost is the latest player to enter the game. Promptly called Boost Makan, this platform seems to focus more on helping F&B merchants to bring their businesses online without complicated backend systems and hidden fees. 

You may have asked, "All these 5G phones, but where are the 5G networks?" If you recall, it was previously announced that 5G would be available in the federal areas by end of 2021. Now, we also have news on which state could be the first to get 5G access.

As many of you should know by now, our local telcos are shutting down 3G networks across the nation. This is in line with the National Digital Network (JENDELA) program that was launched by the Malaysian government in August last year.

Today, AirAsia has officially announced the world's first facial recognition function for the airasia Super App. From the newsroom, it's not only fully digital for travelling but as well as for security and safety for all airasia passengers.