Spotify is reportedly preparing to roll out its long-delayed lossless audio streaming feature, possibly under a new Music Pro tier.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order giving TikTok a new 90-day extension, delaying enforcement of the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act.

Malaysia has recorded its first COVID?19-related death of 2025, as announced by the Health Ministry on 19 June 2025. The deceased was a high-risk patient with underlying health conditions, including heart disease and diabetes, and had not received a second booster dose.

Grab is currently in discussions with the Johor state government to enhance cross-border travel between Malaysia and Singapore. The collaboration is part of a broader plan to improve tourist mobility and digital integration ahead of Visit Johor Year 2026.

Previously, we mentioned that Chinese AI companies could be using Malaysia to smuggle 15 hard drives. Now, Malaysia’s Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) is currently investigating claims that a Chinese company used locally rented servers equipped with Nvidia chips to train artificial intelligence (AI) models.

It seems that since last night (18 June 2025), Maybank has been facing an unscheduled outage affecting several popular digital platforms, including the MAE app, QR Payments, and M2U Biz. Users are reporting interruptions across major functionalities until today.

A new sighting of the upcoming Perodua QV e-EM1, Malaysia’s highly anticipated electric vehicle (EV), has surfaced — this time without its rear wing, revealing a much clearer view of its sleek, sloped roofline and distinctively notched tailgate.

RapidKL is preparing to roll out a new feature in its PULSE mobile app that will allow users to purchase and activate the My50 monthly travel pass—priced at RM50—directly through the app.

Tinder’s trying something new—and it’s all about not dating alone. The app just launched a Double Date feature in the U.S, with plans to bring it to other countries soon.

If you're working in the public sector, here’s a heads-up: civil servants in Malaysia have been reminded not to use TikTok, Facebook, or any other personal social media during working hours—unless it's specifically part of their official duties.