Samsung Pay has been in Malaysia for a few years already. Today, Samsung Malaysia is excited to announce that this service has expanded beyond in-store payments in Malaysia, now supporting online transactions across a wide range of e-commerce merchants.

Starting 1 February 2026, MyJPJ — the official app of Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Malaysia (JPJ) — will adopt MyDigital ID as the only login method for users aged 18 and above. This replaces the current login system that relies on a 12?digit IC number and password. However, users under 18 and holders of MyPR cards will continue using the existing login method.

Malaysia will introduce a new generation of national identity cards starting June 2026. So, what should you know about it?

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said today that the Communications and Multimedia Commission has been directed to notify all social media platforms registered in Malaysia to implement the system by the second quarter of 2026. So, what should you know about it?

HONOR recently held the AI + Design Summit 2025 (APAC Edition) at REXKL, Kuala Lumpur — an event that gathered industry experts, academics, policymakers, and stakeholders across the Asia-Pacific region. The summit aims to explore how artificial intelligence, design and education can intersect to shape the future of creative industries and youth education.

In another update, Shell Malaysia has rolled out a major upgrade to the Shell App with the full integration of BUDI95, allowing eligible Malaysians to access their fuel subsidy directly through their smartphones. The move marks a key step in Shell’s wider digital transformation to streamline fuelling and improve customer convenience.

The POCO F8 series has officially launched in Malaysia today, with two new models added to its gaming lineup. However, the POCO F8 Ultra and POCO F8 Pro weren't the only devices POCO Malaysia had to show. The company also unveiled the Pad X1 and Pad M1 tablets, so let's check out the details below.

One of the biggest news stories to kick off this week was the Malaysian government's decision to ban Malaysian teens under 16 from creating social media accounts. That being said, Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching also confirmed that parents will not be penalised if their children under 16 create or use social media accounts.

This coming December, Ryt Bank is doubling down on its popular 4% p.a. savings rate, a feature that has quickly gained traction among Malaysians. The bank is rolling out upgraded rewards, expanded cashback perks, and smarter automation to help users stretch every ringgit even further.

Back in October, Touch ’n Go eWallet introduced a new Visa Travel Card for Malaysians. Today, the company officially extended the Visa Travel Card Cashback campaign until 31 December 2026. The move is part of the company’s continued push to give Malaysian travellers more value when spending overseas.