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  • HONOR MagicOS 11 teased: A new look inspired by Apple?

    HONOR MagicOS 11 teased: A new look inspired by Apple?

    HONOR has just given us our first look at its upcoming MagicOS 11, which will be based on the new Android 17. But instead of a totally new design, it looks like the brand is taking some major inspiration from Apple. That’s because it looks eerily similar to Apple’s Liquid Glass design.

  • WhatsApp could launch a "View Once” feature on iOS

    WhatsApp could launch a "View Once” feature on iOS

    WhatsApp has reportedly started testing a new View Once feature for text messages on iOS. As the name suggests, this feature allows messages to be sent and only be viewed once by the recipient before they are automatically deleted. To use it, users simply need to long-press the Send button before selecting the “Send as view once” option.

  • No more WhatsApp for iOS 15.5 devices and below in Malaysia starting this 30 November 2026

    No more WhatsApp for iOS 15.5 devices and below in Malaysia starting this 30 November 2026

    According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp support for older iOS versions will be terminated. The affected versions are iOS 15.0, 15.1, 15.2, 15.3 and 15.4, which will no longer be supported after that date, while the same applies to iPadOS 15.5. Here’s everything you need to know.

     

  • Google is rolling out a major redesign for Workspace app icons

    Google is rolling out a major redesign for Workspace app icons

    By now, you probably have noticed some new Google-related app icons on your iOS and Android devices. The company has officially introduced a fresh visual identity for its Workspace app icons, bringing a major redesign to apps including GmailGoogle Drive, DocsSheetsMeetCalendar and more. The update is now rolling out gradually across Android, iOS and web platforms.  

  • The Apple Sports app is now available in Malaysia

    The Apple Sports app is now available in Malaysia

    Apple has previously offered an app specifically targeting sports fans, called Apple Sports. After being introduced more than 2 years ago, the app is finally available for users in Malaysia. So, what should you know about it?

     

  • Apple announces official lineup for its annual WWDC 2026 in June

    Apple announces official lineup for its annual WWDC 2026 in June

    As reported before, Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC26) will take place from 8 to 12 June 2026. The event will once again be held primarily online, while also featuring a special in-person experience at Apple Park for selected developers and students on opening day.

  • X launches the History tab feature for you to track your favourite content

    X launches the History tab feature for you to track your favourite content

    When going through your feed on X (formerly Twitter), you'll likely encounter posts you like enough to save for later. But even though you can save bookmarks, there isn't a better way to track your favourite content. That's changing with the platform's later History tab.

  • Apple iOS 27 might let you choose your preferred AI models

    Apple iOS 27 might let you choose your preferred AI models

    According to a Bloomberg report, Apple, through iOS 27, iPadOS 27 and the upcoming macOS 27, is expected to allow you to choose which third-party AI models you want to use on the device when accessing AI-based tasks. So, what should you know about it?

  • Apple could release the new AirPods with a camera, but they aren’t meant for recording

    Apple could release the new AirPods with a camera, but they aren’t meant for recording

    According to Bloomberg, Mark Gurman said Apple has begun testing AirPods with cameras. The camera on these earphones can't record photos or videos. Instead, it will only see when the wearer tells it to. For example, it can recognise what is being held or seen and count the calories of food in front of its eyes. So, what should you know about it?

     

  • Apple pays ~RM1 billion in compensation for delays in Siri AI features

    Apple pays ~RM1 billion in compensation for delays in Siri AI features

    According to Reuters, Apple has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by the company's shareholders for USD250 million (~RM 1 billion) over delays in Siri's artificial intelligence (AI) features. So, what should you know about it?


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