Lazada has announced that they will be hosting the Lazada CNY Sale from 25 January until 27 January 2021, where you can get discounts of up to 90% on selected products from brands like TESCO, Senheng, Philips, and many more. But that’s not all, they will also be giving away daily “Ang Pow”, as well as more than RM888888 brand vouchers throughout the campaign.

Today, U Mobile has announced that starting from 25 January, the 2021 SPM/STPM Special Data Package will be available for U Mobile prepaid users who are SPM and STPM students. This is part of a joint industry initiative, under the Perlindungan Ekonomi dan Rakyat Malaysia (PERMAI) Assistance Package announced by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, YAB Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin recently this week.

It seems that Netflix will be globally rolling out the new Netflix Shuffle Play feature in H1 2021 to encourage users to spend more time watching instead of choosing what to watch. Similar to how the “Shuffle” functions on a music player, the Netflix Shuffle Play will play something you might like based on what you have watched in the past.

Acer Malaysia has officially announced that the AOpen gaming monitors such as the 32HC5QR and 24MV1YP will soon be available in Malaysia for the price of RM839 and RM599 respectively. Both the monitors will be available for purchase at a discounted price as well as free goodies on 21 January 2021 on Lazada from 12AM onwards and on Shopee on 22 January 2021 from 12AM until 9AM.

Based on a statement by Opensignal, Malaysia managed to beat 19 countries in their voice and video experience analysis with a score of 24.7 points out of 100. With that being said, Malaysia managed to voice being placed at the bottom 20% out of the 75 countries that were analysed in the study.

It looks like a bunch of new hijacking methods have been spotted by JSJK PDRM on their Facebook page, giving us a better idea on how your WhatsApp account can be hijacked through a voice authentication loophole. The first method is where a hijacker would send the victim a message letting you know that your account has been compromised and they will need a 6-digit verification code to verify if you are the user.

These are tough times and currently with the second MCO, several businesses would be experiencing another hardship in the economy. However, that didn't stop Malaysians from spending online and compared with the first MCO, consumer tech goods sales increased 4.5 times.

Today, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has just issued a statement that they did not warn against the usage of the #SiBodohKauDengarSini (translation - listen here, you idiot). In case you missed it, there is an on-going trend in Twitter with the hashtag and it's now an act of criticism against the Malaysia Government handling the pandemic. Before we get into the details, here's what MCMC said.

Telekom Malaysia has recently announced the Unifi TV Free viewing campaign during MCO 2021 where you can watch selected channels for free, starting from 18 January until 1 February 2021. If you don’t have the unifi TV plugged in at home, you can still enjoy the via channels via the unifi playTV app, which can be downloaded via the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.

Potholes are a common trait when it comes to Malaysia roads, so the Ipoh City Council decided to tackle the problem by setting up a WhatsApp channel for the community. Known as Aduan Pothole MBI, the community can contact them via the number  017 4122113, their WhatsApp web page or QR Code Aduan Pothole MBI to report potholes on the road.