As everyone knows, you can access into almost anything online nowadays, good and bad. That's why it's kinda scary for parents to be unaware of what their children might see. With this, our Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil announced that Parental Control Tools will be offered for Malaysian parents for monitoring.

By now, the majority of you should know about the RM100 e-Tunai credit handout to the B40 and M40 groups. In preparation for this, YAB Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance issued a statement online of when we can expect the date.

Today, U Mobile announced that it has signed a collaboration agreement with TIME dotCom (Time). The initiative is understood to be a long-term strategy for U Mobile's Home Broadband lineup, which will increase its Malaysian household reach by more than seven folds, especially those in high-rise residential areas in major cities. 

Previously, we reported on how TIME Malaysia’s upcoming 2Gbps advertisement videos were spotted in KL city before its potential unveiling tomorrow (7 October 2022). Now, the company itself has announced that the 2Gbps package plan is indeed coming, with the official packages and their respective prices already circulating on social media.

What makes for a good home Internet plan, particularly in Malaysia? Obviously, there are a few factors that we can all agree on. So, let's check out these 4 main factors that Malaysians consider important for a good home Internet plan!

Yesterday on 15 April 2021, there was a second quarterly Jendela report by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC). While it was a rather long report, sources have pointed out that the 4G LTE and internet network strength are still being criticized over the past few months.

If your home or office is using TIME dotCom's internet services, you're probably wondering why your internet is down. TIME Fibre Home Broadband users started reporting the loss of their internet connection around 3 PM today. The service disruption seems to be fairly widespread, as users from different parts of Klang Valley have been affected.

With an end to the COVID-19 pandemic nowhere in sight, our country has to make an effort to bring things back to normal to ensure our economy doesn't deteriorate. Many companies are finding ways to help and for telcos, it's mostly free internet. to find new ways to contribute. To that end, telco operators based in Malaysia will continue to provide certain industries with free internet.

In this episode of TechNave NewsBytes 2020 #13 we have the Xiaomi Q1 2020 revenue report and YoY growth, more realme achievements, Samsung on the secure features of their Exynos chipset powering the Galaxy S20 series and a Raya video from Digi. Huawei also weighed in with deals on the Matebook x pro while TIME launched a new campaign. 

Kaspersky reveals more online troubles while MediaTek announce their new NB-IoT solutions. Huawei comes back again with more news highlights while G.SKILL shows off what they can achieve with the latest Intel processor and ASUS motherboard. Epson launched a new EH-TW7000 projector while Microsoft announced key highlights for Build 2020. 

Grab are showcasing new fun things you can do with their app regarding doodles, while for this episode’s Special: Netflix offer several guides for levelling up at home and answering Raya questions. So, do read on.

It seems that Feral Interactive, which is a game development company, will be releasing Company of Heroes on Android for the price of USD13.99(~RM60). While some may find the price a little steep for a smartphone game, it contains the exact same content as the PC edition.