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  • Malaysian students shine at Apple Swift Student Challenge 2026

    Malaysian students shine at Apple Swift Student Challenge 2026

    Apple’s annual Swift Student Challenge continues to highlight young developers from around the world, and the 2026 edition is no different. This year, 350 winners from 37 countries were recognised for their creativity and technical skill in building Swift-based app playgrounds. Among them, two Malaysian students stood out for projects focused on artificial intelligence education and local accessibility.

  • JPJ could replace roadblocks with ANPR cameras in Malaysia

    JPJ could replace roadblocks with ANPR cameras in Malaysia

    Paul Tan.org reported that the Ministry of Transport is reportedly pushing for the Road Transport Department (JPJ) to adopt Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology as a smarter alternative to traditional roadblocks in Malaysia. The move could help reduce traffic congestion while improving enforcement efficiency on major roads and highways.

  • Astro refreshes Astro One bundles from RM74.90

    Astro refreshes Astro One bundles from RM74.90

    Astro Malaysia has announced updated offerings for its Astro One packages, introducing lower promotional pricing alongside expanded streaming and entertainment benefits for both new and existing subscribers. If you're looking to subscribe to Astro, here's everything you need to know.

  • Malaysia launches “Guru Bitara” vision to boost the National Education Plan 2026-2035

    Malaysia launches “Guru Bitara” vision to boost the National Education Plan 2026-2035

    Malaysia’s education sector is placing a stronger focus on future-ready teachers through the “Guru Bitara” concept, which has now been highlighted as a major pillar of the National Education Plan (RPM) 2026-2035. That said, what should you know about it?

     

  • Malaysia could narrow petrol subsidy cuts to the T15 group

    Malaysia could narrow petrol subsidy cuts to the T15 group

    According to BERNAMA, Malaysia’s petrol subsidy changes could soon focus on the T15 income group instead of the wider T20 category, according to several local experts. The suggestion comes as the government continues reviewing its targeted fuel subsidy plans.

  • Malaysia targets AI Nation status by 2030 as digital investments continue growing

    Malaysia targets AI Nation status by 2030 as digital investments continue growing

    Malaysia is continuing its push toward becoming a regional digital and artificial intelligence hub despite ongoing global economic uncertainty. Speaking at the FutureX Venture Fest 2026 on 12 May 2026, Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo said the country remains committed to its goal of becoming an AI nation by 2030.

  • Maxis expands Home Solar Offering with new Outright Purchase plan

    Maxis expands Home Solar Offering with new Outright Purchase plan

    Today, Maxis has announced the expansion of its Maxis Home Solar offerings with the introduction of a new Outright Purchase option for Malaysian households. The new plan complements the company’s existing subscription-based solar programme launched in 2025, giving homeowners greater flexibility in how they adopt renewable energy solutions for their homes.

  • U Mobile partners VIBE Mobile to expand Malaysia’s MVNO ecosystem

    U Mobile partners VIBE Mobile to expand Malaysia’s MVNO ecosystem

    Today, U Mobile has announced a new strategic partnership with VIBE Mobile, further expanding its growing Mobile Virtual Network Operator ecosystem in Malaysia. Through the collaboration, U Mobile will provide VIBE Mobile with access to its next-generation 4G and 5G network infrastructure, including domestic connectivity, international services, and roaming capabilities.

  • MCMC strengthens push for parental controls under Safe Internet Campaign

    MCMC strengthens push for parental controls under Safe Internet Campaign

    The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is intensifying efforts to promote the use of parental control tools as part of its broader Safe Internet Campaign, aimed at encouraging safer digital habits among Malaysian families. The initiative reflects growing concerns over children’s exposure to harmful online content, cyber threats, and excessive screen time as internet usage among younger users continues to rise nationwide.

  • Narwal opens first Malaysian flagship store at Sunway Velocity Mall

    Narwal opens first Malaysian flagship store at Sunway Velocity Mall

    Narwal Malaysia has officially launched its first flagship store in Malaysia at Sunway Velocity Mall, marking a significant step in the company’s international retail expansion. Opened to the public on 8 May, the new outlet introduces Malaysian consumers to Narwal’s premium smart home cleaning ecosystem through a more immersive retail experience.


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