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  • Two Max streaming service plans announced for Malaysia, starting price at RM34.90 per month

    Two Max streaming service plans announced for Malaysia, starting price at RM34.90 per month

    As reported last week, Warner Bros. Discovery will be releasing Max, a brand-new streaming service for Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Replacing HBO Go on 19 November 2024, the company has given us the official prices for each plan in the Malaysian market.

  • According to You - The Top Features that Malaysians Want in a New Phone

    According to You - The Top Features that Malaysians Want in a New Phone

    When it comes to buying a new phone, there are many factors to be considered. Some consumers want a phone with great camera features, a high-performing device for gaming, the aesthetic looks, or simply just want a simple phone that functions well. But which of these are the most important according to you?

  • The Disney+ app no longer supports payment using the App Store

    The Disney+ app no longer supports payment using the App Store

    Apple previously required app developers to include account creation and payment or subscription features using the App Store payment system. This caused many services and prices to increase until Apple was ordered to allow an alternative payment system. Now that the App Store payment system is no longer mandatory, Disney is taking advantage.

  • eCCRIS - This is how you can use QR TOTP to log in

    eCCRIS - This is how you can use QR TOTP to log in

    Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) recently announced that the Quick Response Time Based One-Time Password (QR TOTP) will replace SMS OTP for eCCRIS account login purposes, effective 18 October 2024. So, what should you know about it?

  • Ops Kapas: PDRM successfully detained 5 criminals responsible for the Malaysian data leak

    Ops Kapas: PDRM successfully detained 5 criminals responsible for the Malaysian data leak

    Recently, the police announced that they carried out an operation last month called Ops Kapas and arrested five individuals who are believed to be the masterminds behind a syndicate that sells the data of Malaysians to the dark web arena. So, what should you know about it?

  • Budget 2025: RM220 million will be provided for Internet access in universities, schools and NADI centres

    Budget 2025: RM220 million will be provided for Internet access in universities, schools and NADI centres

    Internet access in Malaysia still cannot be said to be perfect due to various cost factors. Through Budget 2025, the government provided RM220 million to the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (SKMM) to improve the quality of various educational facilities nationwide. So, what should you know about it?

  • Google Chrome is blocking the UBlock Origin plugin

    Google Chrome is blocking the UBlock Origin plugin

    According to The Verge, Ublock Origin's ad-blocking plugin has stopped working on the Google Chrome web browser today. This happens because this plugin that uses Manifest V2 is no longer supported by Chrome. That’s because it has moved to Manifest V3. So, what should you know about it?

  • YouTube now features a Mini Player, Speed Control and Sleep mode

    YouTube now features a Mini Player, Speed Control and Sleep mode

    YouTube is the streaming app with the highest number of users in the world. As the number one platform, YouTube has introduced several new features in the application that have only been given as a test. So, what should you know about it?

  • Max service will be available in Malaysia this 19 November

    Max service will be available in Malaysia this 19 November

    Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has officially announced that its Max streaming service will be launched in seven countries, including Malaysia, on 19 November 2024. So, what should you know about it?

  • A comet with astronomers calling it the "comet of the century" that was last seen tens of thousands of years ago is expected to be visible tonight. Comet A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS), last seen from Earth 80,000 years ago, can be detected with the naked eye from Earth this weekend, scientists say.


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