News & Reviews:   services

Today, CelcomDigi just announced all both Celcom and Digi customers can now access each other's services in all of its bluecube and Digi Stores. This also includes its exclusive partners' 534 branded touchpoints across the nation.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has revealed that it has been receiving an increasing amount of complaints from the public regarding telecommunication services in our country. Its chairman, Datuk Dr Fadhlullah Suhaimi Abdul Malek said that just last month, the commission received over 4000 complaints.

A surprising partnership has been announced, and it's between two companies that hardly have any connections, well, except selling smartphones. The latest information shares that Sony will be working with Meizu to utilize its Flyme OS. Both have also confirmed the partnership by posting the announcement on their official Weibo accounts.

Just a few minutes ago, Maybank just announced that there will be another maintenance happening across several of its services. Just like before, it will be just for 29 minutes, starting from 11.30 PM until 11.59 PM on 24 July 2021 which is a Saturday.  

In preparation for the 7.7 Mid Year Sales, Maybank just posted an announcement about they will be doing their maintenance on 6 July 2021 (Tuesday). It will be just for 29 minutes, starting from 11.30 PM until 11.59 PM. 

Please take note that starting from 11:30 pm until 11:59 pm on 11 December 2020 (Friday), there will be some services from Maybank that are will not be available during this period. To minimize any inconvenience, please perform your transactions in advance.

Go-Jek has announced that it is now fully available in Singapore as part of their 500 million USD investment to expand their services across South-east Asia which includes countries such as Thailand, Vietnam and Philipines up next.

Starting this month, Telekom Malaysia has announced that they will be introducing a new Unifi 30Mbps plan for less than RM100 a month aimed towards the B40 income groups of the Malaysian population. The main difference between this plan as compared to the existing Unifi plans available is the lack of an IPTV which is typically included.

Grab announced that they are expanding to four more major cities, bringing the total of cities they service in Malaysia to nine major cities. Effective March 15, Grab will be available as an alternative mode of transportation in Ipoh, Kuantan, Kuching and Seremban (which includes the districts of Nilai and Port Dickson too!).

We have Uber and GrabCar here in Malaysia but there are security concerns for solo female riders riding along with unknown drivers on the road. Hence why a new company aims to challenge precisely that problem. Riding Pink is the first female-only ride-sharing service in Malaysia, possibly the world.