Today, the Selangor State Government just announced a new Selangor Internet Data programme. As part of the Kita Selangor 2.0 Package, this initiative's mission is to offer unlimited SIM card subsidies and internet facilities to 70,000 people in the B40 group category.

Today, our Minister of Finance, Datuk Tengku Zafrul Aziz told the media that MyDIGITAL will oversee the cashless payment to be made for all government services. The government is targetting by the year 2022 and it will be part of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 path.

Yesterday marks the first day of the eBelia programme and many have rushed onto their desired platforms to claim the free RM150 e-wallet credit. For those who are eligible and haven't done so, you may want to consider Touch n' Go eWallet as it's also offering reward vouchers worth up to RM1,000.

Since eBelia started rolling out yesterday, Shopee Malaysia just announced that they have recorded an overwhelming registration of 500,000 on ShopeePay. Like other eWallet platforms with similar benefits, the kids also got a guaranteed additional RM500 worth of vouchers on top of the RM150 eBelia credit.

Updated: Disney+ Malaysia has reached out to us to clarify the confusion. They said at present, there is only one plan for consumers in Malaysia who are subscribing directly from Disney+ Hotstar, which is RM54.90 for three months. The monthly and annual pricing reflected in the app is the pricing for Indonesia. Since Indonesia is also using Disney+ Hotstar, their monthly and annual package plans are also reflected in the Apple App Store.

Starting today, eligible Malaysian students aged between 18-20 years old across the country will be able to claim their RM150 eBelia credit from the Malaysian government on Boost, Touch n' Go eWallet, Shopee Pay and BigPay. Through Boost, the company has just announced that they will also top up with an additional reward worth up to RM300, making it a total of RM450.

Based on a statement by gizmochina, it seems that an image regarding vivo’s upcoming tablet has been spotted, hinting that they could be releasing a tablet in the near future. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from vivo in the near future.

Earlier today, Digi officially announced the Pakej Data Khas Pelajar for students between the age of 12 to 24 years old where they can get 15GB of mobile data that’s valid for up to 30 days for only RM20. But that’s not all, in conjunction with the Jaringan PRIHATIN Programme, parents will be eligible to get RM300 device subsidy for both Digi postpaid and prepaid customers.

Today, Clubhouse for Android has finally made its way to Malaysia and everyone can now download it on the Google Play Store for free. As expected, it's still an invite-only app but you can still register a username before your friend invites you into it.

Our government is back with another financial aid with the initiative to encourage cashless spending among youths and full-time students at registered local institutions of higher learning (IPT). Besides that, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) also hopes that it could ease the financial burden of the target group.