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  • Lenovo signals device price increases for March amid memory supply pressure

    Lenovo signals device price increases for March amid memory supply pressure

    Like the other tech brands, Lenovo has warned its channel partners that prices for select commercial devices could rise in early March 2026 as global memory chip shortages continue to squeeze margins across the technology industry. The pricing update is expected to affect a range of products from Lenovo’s Intelligent Devices Group (IDG) portfolio, which includes commercial laptops, desktops, tablets and smartphones.

  • MCMC shuts down fake BTS scam operation in Genting Highlands

    MCMC shuts down fake BTS scam operation in Genting Highlands

    During the long weekend, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) successfully dismantled a scam operation that used fake mobile base stations to intercept networks and distribute fraudulent SMS messages in Genting Highlands. In a media statement dated 31 January 2026, MCMC confirmed that the operation was successfully neutralised following continuous technical monitoring and network analysis.

  • MCMC moves to tighten Prepaid SIM registration to curb scams

    MCMC moves to tighten Prepaid SIM registration to curb scams

    A few hours ago, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) published its Public Inquiry Report on proposed mandatory standards for the registration of prepaid mobile end users. The report outlines feedback received from both industry players and the public, alongside the Commission’s final policy position on strengthening prepaid SIM registration in Malaysia.

  • Grok AI floods platforms with millions of sexualised images in just 11 days, report finds

    Grok AI floods platforms with millions of sexualised images in just 11 days, report finds

    As you should know by now, X and xAI's Grok got into a big controversy over the past few days. Investigations were launched a few days ago, and new research reveals that Elon Musk’s Grok AI chatbot generated an estimated 3 million sexually explicit images over 11 days, including around 23000 that appear to depict children, sparking global alarm over the misuse of generative AI technology.

     

  • OpenAI rolling out ads test in the US to free and ChatGPT Go users

    OpenAI rolling out ads test in the US to free and ChatGPT Go users

    Advertising in ChatGPT? This day was always going to happen, but it has not rolled out yet. Today, OpenAI has published its official approach to introducing advertising within ChatGPT. According to the company’s announcement, ads will begin rolling out as tests in the United States for users on the free and new ChatGPT Go plans, while subscribers on higher-tier paid plans will remain ad-free.

  • New data shows EV battery health holds up even as fast charging rises

    New data shows EV battery health holds up even as fast charging rises

    As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to rise, there are still some sceptics about the EV batteries being environmentally friendlyWell, Geotab has released updated findings from its latest EV battery health study, revealing that modern EV batteries continue to perform strongly despite increasing use of high-power fast charging.

  • Grok AI policy update fails to stop deepfake sexualized image generation

    Grok AI policy update fails to stop deepfake sexualized image generation

    With the recent Grok controversy going on, X and xAI recently announced a policy update to prevent Grok, their AI chatbot, from generating sexualized or explicit images of real people, including requests like placing individuals in bikinis or revealing clothing. The company stated that these restrictions would apply to all users, including those in jurisdictions where such content is prohibited.

  • Apple and Google confirm multi-year AI partnership, with Gemini empowering Siri

    Apple and Google confirm multi-year AI partnership, with Gemini empowering Siri

    In a move that no one saw comingApple and Google have officially announced a collaboration that will see Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence models power future Apple Intelligence features and a more capable version of Siri later this year. This move follows earlier reporting about the partnership and now marks the first public confirmation from both companies.

  • MCMC warns against misuse of AI for harmful content

    MCMC warns against misuse of AI for harmful content

    At the start of the new year, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) issued a strong warning against the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) tools to generate harmful content online. The regulator says it has received numerous public complaints involving AI-powered image manipulation, particularly cases targeting women and minors.

    According to MCMC, these incidents involve digitally altered images that result in indecent, grossly offensive, or otherwise harmful material being circulated on social platforms, including X.

  • U.S. moves to block future imports of DJI and other foreign-made drones

    U.S. moves to block future imports of DJI and other foreign-made drones

    In a major shift for the drone industry, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced that it will ban approvals for new foreign-made drones and critical components from being importedmarketed, or sold in the United States unless specifically cleared by the Department of Defense or Department of Homeland Security. This move fundamentally changes how drones built outside the U.S., including those from major manufacturers like DJI and Autel Robotics, can enter the American market.


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