It seems that DBKL has recently released a statement on their Facebook page stating that motorists will not be able to pay for parking via the parking payment machines, starting from 1 October 2020. Instead, DBKL will only accept payments via apps such as EZ Smart Park, Flexiparking, Wilayah Parking, as well as M-Cash in order to pay for their parking.

If you have yet to spend your RM50 ePenjana credit, use it all before the end of 30 September 2020 because it will expire at the end of the day. Not only that, but vouchers from Grab, Touch n’ Go eWallet, and Lazada may expire on the same day as well, so act fast before they disappear!

Recently, Grab has stated on their official website saying that it will be possible to order several meals from the same food court for a single delivery price. Currently, this feature is available in selected food courts located in Johor Bahru, Penang, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Melaka, and Ipoh for now.

Now it's possible for you to get up to a 65-inch Samsung 4K TV at the price of RM1 a month when you sign up for a Maxis Fibre and Postpaid plan, starting from today onwards. Do note that if you’re interested in getting the 65-inch Samsung 4K TV, you’re required to sign up for a Maxis Fibre plan that’s priced at RM219 and above, while signing up for a plan cheaper than the price mentioned will get you a 50-inch Samsung 4K TV instead.

Based on a tweet by Twitter user @orangesalji83, it seems that a MyDebit card reader has been spotted at Rapid KL Wangsa Maju, hinting that it could be possible to pay using debit cards in the future. While there’s no official information on when we can officially pay using a debit card, Lowyat did mention that only MyDebit cards are accepted by the card reader.

It seems that Xiaomi has recently uploaded a promotional poster, hinting that they will be unveiling a Xiaomi 8K TV that’s equipped with 5G connectivity on 28 September 2020. While not much is known in regards to the price, our source mentioned that the TV is able to stream 8K content with minimal struggles thanks to the 5G capabilities.

Based on a statement by gizchina, it seems that Huawei could be planning to release a curved screen gaming monitor in the future to take on Xiaomi. Other than that, there were also reports which hint that Huawei also wants to outsource non-curved gaming monitors to BOE’s subsidiary which is BOEVT.

ASUS has officially unveiled the VivoBook 14 in Malaysia, which comes equipped with notable tech specs such as a 10th Gen Intel Core i5, 512GB SSD and more from the price of RM2899. Not only that, but if you were to be the first 30 to purchase the aforementioned laptop from either Shopee or Lazada before 27 September 2020, you’ll be eligible to get an RM100 Grab voucher for free.

Based on a statement by user Wang Mat on SoyaCincau’s website, it seems that Telekom Malaysia recently reduced the upload of the 500Mbps plan (which is priced at RM249 a month) by half, down to 100Mbps. Telekom Malaysia mentioned, that the initial 200Mbps that was stated in the plan a while back was a mistake and the upload speed was actually 100Mbps.

How have y'all spent your Malaysia Day holiday? To continue bringing out the patriotism in us, Kingston has launched a limited edition badminton-shaped USB drive that some of the badminton lovers would totally love to get one. The unique USB drive is designed to celebrate Malaysia’s dominance in the sport by winning the Thomas Cups several times and also many medals from the Olympic Games.