Last year, WhatsApp tested a voice-to-text message transcription feature for iOS. This feature is still limited to beta users only. However, TheSPAndroid found the same feature code for Android devices as well.

Looks like the social media scene is about to get more interesting. After Netflix’s move to create a game library on its platform, LinkedIn might do the same for its platform too. So, what should you know about it?

Malaysians can soon use PayNet’s DuitNow QR to pay for items in Southeast Asian countries and Japan after Japan revealed that they’re making their QR code payment systems compatible with Southeast Asian countries. Expected to be implemented by fiscal 2025, read on to find out more.

As we enter mid-March, the National Higher Education Funding Bureau (PTTPN) calls on loanees to take advantage of the repayment discounts until the 31st of this month. That means you can enjoy a special discount when paying off your loan.

Looks like WhatsApp is committed to improving the capabilities of the application while changing the way you can keep up with current developments. Rumour suggests WhatsApp is testing the ability to upload videos up to 1 minute on status. That said, what should you know about it?

Last November, YouTube announced that channel owners must label videos with artificial intelligence content. That's because generative AI technology is becoming increasingly sophisticated. So, the generated image could sometimes become difficult to distinguish from the real image. Recently, YouTube further clarified which videos should be labelled "Altered" or "Synthetic".

Looks like this drama has taken a new turn. Previously, we mentioned that Google is not obligated to provide accurate data for the currency exchange. Today, looks like Google has made a U-turn about it.

According to Reuters via Paul Tan.org, a Zeekr spokesperson said the company plans to establish an operations centre in Thailand. That means Zeekr could work with local distributors and start selling electric vehicles (EVs) in the first half of this year.

Previously, we reported on how the Malaysian government is requesting an explanation from Google after Google Finance erroneously showed an incorrect exchange rate of the United States Dollar (USD) to the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). While Google has yet to issue any statement on the matter, its Google Finance disclaimer page clarified that the service doesn’t verify any finance data and is not obligated to do so.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said the government would request an explanation from Google regarding the issue of the incorrect exchange rate between the United States Dollar (USD) and the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR).