Xbox's PC Game Pass has been in Malaysia for two years now. It's currently priced at RM15 per month but looks like the price will be increasing. According to the official document by Microsoft, the company will raise the monthly subscription prices in all markets starting on 12 September 2024.

Yesterday, Astro confirmed that the prices for those who have Disney+ Hotstar will be revised. There was no timeline until late last night and there is good news. 

Yup, Netflix may or may not increase the subscription price again. According to its 2023 Q4 report, there is a possibility but it's not confirmed yet. On top of that, the company will be removing its Basic Plan in the UK and Canada first. 

Google is at it again. The company has just raised the YouTube Premium subscription in seven countries - Argentina, Australia, Austria, Chile, Germany, Poland, and Turkey. Thankfully, Malaysia was spared but we also recently got one a few months ago so there was no need to. 

Previously, we mentioned that MYAirline will suspend its service from 12 October onwards. In regard to this news, AirAsia announced the company will provide support for passengers and employees affected. That said, what does this company have to say about it?

In case you didn't know, Apple has added two new iCloud+ plans for iCloud users. Besides the iPhone 15 series announcement, these two new plans are now available (recently launched on 18 September 2023) and you can subscribe to either the 6TB or 12TB iCloud+ package.

Last week, news was already buzzing around of Spotify raising the price for each plan. But we have realized that the price hike for the Malaysian market has already taken effect for new subscribers.

Back in October 2021, YouTube Premium prices went up for a few countries but Malaysia wasn't one of them until this week. From now onwards, the YouTube Premium for Family is now RM33.90 per month.

In the mid of March 2023, Yes 5G launched an NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming service beta in Malaysia and it seems that the product is now available to the masses. Not only is it eligible for Yes customers but even non-Yes customers as well. 

With all the news about Netflix trying to get rid of password-sharing among Netflix freeloaders, we just got the surprise news of the newly announced price slash for one of the plans. If you're using Netflix Basic, you're in luck because it's now RM28 per month.