Starting 25 March 2019, Grab drivers will be eligible to collect a small fee of RM3 whenever a passenger cancels their booking after 5 minutes or does not show up at all. That’s not all, drivers who had their riders cancelled on them after the allocated time will not affect their Cancellation rate at all. However, it is best to take note that the drivers will not be compensated if they do not move towards the rider or took too long to reach their rider.

HONOR has hinted that there could be a 4000mAh equipped equipped smartphone to be launched in Malaysia very soon. Not only that, they have announced that the unveiling of their new product ambassador as well. Previously, HONOR has previously had SonaOne and ZizanRazak as their product ambassador. While no further information was given, they plan to have someone new in the scene to uphold the aforementioned title.

Boost has given their response on the RM2000+ theft, from an unfortunate user who is located in Kluang. The theft, which was carried out through the use of the Boost app had already been reported to the officials and it is currently under investigation. The response mentions that upon investigation, Boost did not encounter any security breach in their systems and reassures that everyone’s data is safe and secured.

Boost has given their response on the RM2000+ theft, from an unfortunate user who is located in Kluang. The theft, which was carried out through the use of the Boost app had already been reported to the officials and it is currently under investigation. The response mentions that upon investigation, Boost did not encounter any security breach in their systems and reassures that everyone’s data is safe and secured.

Telekom Malaysia recently blasted out e-mails stating that the Unifi Basic Plan which costs RM79 for 30Mbps, will continue to have unlimited internet quota all the way until 31 March 2019. After that, the internet quota of 60GB will be imposed and going over the aforementioned quota will have bandwidth speeds cut down to as low as 512Kbps.

Not so long ago, handling your mobile subscription plan wasn't as simple as it is now, due to the fact that there was no dedicated mobile app to handle such a task. Instead, many users had to use USSD codes such as *128# in order to check their accounts, but now there are solutions like the MyDigi app which allows Digi users to manage their Digi line, pay bills, check internet quota and more.

Today Razer has officially announced the grand opening of their new Razer Headquarters located in UOA Corporate Towers, Bangsar. The opening was also graced by Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng as well as Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq who both also gave speeches regarding the development of e-sports as well as the progress of financial technology in Malaysia.

Shopee Malaysia and FPX have announced a collaboration to help online sellers on Shopee be more efficient and effective sellers on Shopee via the Shopee University. For those who don't know, FPX by PayNet is Shopee's online payment provider while Shopee University is the online marketplace's educational portal for their Shopee sellers. Shopee University was launched in 2016 offering workshops and tutorials that now more than 5000 sellers have benefited from.

From 21 February until 31 March 2019, stand a chance to win up to RM10000 worth of travel vouchers to Korea simply by signing up for a Digi Plan packaged with any Vivo smartphone at all participating Digi stores across Malaysia. Not only that, but there is also a motorbike up for grabs as well.

Today, YTL Communications in collaboration with Facebook has announced that Malaysia will be the first large-scale market pilot in Asia with the launch Terragraph high-speed broadband in Georgetown, Penang. All access to Terragraph’s network such as Public WiFi as well as Fixed Wireless Access will be free of charge, until the end of the market pilot.