Malaysians aged between 18 and 20 years old, will be eligible for an RM50 e-wallet credit in order to promote cashless transactions. While not much is known in regards to which exact platform will be giving out the aforementioned credit, we do know that it will most likely be platforms such as Grab, Touch ‘n Go eWallet, Boost, and potentially more.

Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul has recently announced during the tabling of Budget 2021 that 8 million individuals under the B40 classification will be eligible for an RM180 telecommunication credit, which can be used to pay bills, or even purchase a new mobile phone. But that’s not all, it seems that the government will also be providing telco companies funding of up to RM1.5 billion in order to provide affected citizens with free data.

As most Malaysians are working from home once again due to the CMCO, it seems that Celcom network got disrupted again. This isn't the first time that happened this year either, it's the third time if we recall and the Celcom subscribers are taking their frustration on the company's social page.

Nikon Malaysia has officially announced on their Facebook page, stating that they will ceasing operations in Malaysia starting from 1 January 2021. With that being said, Nikon will appoint Futuromic Photo AV Sdn. Bhd. as well as QES (Asia Pacific) Sdn. Bdh. as their official sales, after-sales service, as well as distributor in Malaysia.

Previously, we reported Opensignal's analysis of Malaysia mobile data usage during the pandemic and they seem to suggest that there's a lack of WiFi network access. The company didn't stop there as they are back with another new report about our average mobile data consumption and download speed experience during the original MCO period.

October has passed and once again, Google Malaysia has brought us some interesting search results on Google Search by Malaysians. There were a lot of top searches in various topics, from games to phones, so check them out below.

If you are subscribed to dahmakan, you should have received an email about something new happening today. Well, turns out that they have rebranded themselves to Pop Meals and the app is now available on the Apple App, Google Play and AppGallery Store. Customers may also do their orders online on the new website.

It seems that Apple One subscription service is now officially available in Malaysia starting from the price of RM19.90 for the Individual plan, while Family plan will be priced at RM33.90 a month which can be shared up to 5 people. In terms of the benefits, customers who signed up for the subscription plan will be able to gain full access to Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, as well as up to 200GB of iCloud storage.

November is back and you know what that means, right? Yup, sales and discounts! In conjunction with the upcoming Double 11 sale, which will be happening on 11 November 2020, you can get up to 70% discount on selected Lenovo products. Of course, it is important to note that only LenovoPRO members will be eligible for the discounts, so if you're interested in getting a Lenovo laptop at a lower price, be sure to sign up for the membership on Lenovo's official website.

Not only that, but by using our promo code "TECHNAVE" at checkout, you can get an additional 10% discount on selected Thinkpad and Thinkcentre products. With all that being said, which Lenovo laptop will be on sale during the Double 11 sale? Let's have a closer look.

As we continue our journey in this CMCO, both GSC and TGV have announced that starting from 2 November 2020 onwards, all their cinema in Malaysia will be temporarily closed until the end of November. This is due to the new announcement made by the Malaysia Association of Film Exhibitors (MAFE) today.