News & Reviews:   online

As the Movement Restriction begins tomorrow (18 March) until 31 March 2020, many businesses will be closing down temporarily until further notice. Our local cinema theatres will follow suit, but there are other services such as Grab Malaysia continuing their business as usual. In this latest news, it seems that our authorized Apple reseller, Machines, will also be closed during the same period.

Grab has launched a new service which allows you to buy goods and services from their app. The service is called GrabMart and it has started as a beta version for the users to test out the feature. 

In conjunction with Huawei Online Store's 5th year anniversary, from 30 April until 12 May 2019, stand a chance to win vouchers worth RM30 simply by leaving a review on any devices on Huawei’s Official Online Store.

Facebook-owned services such as WhatsApp, Instagram as well as Facebook themselves are currently experiencing technical difficulties causing them to be inaccessible for the time being. The outtage could potentially affect services other than the ones mentioned, so do take note.

Digi has recently announced that they are the first telco in the world to launch a system that makes mobile data usage easier to manage thanks to a collaboration with Google.

ASUS has announced on their Facebook page that the ASUS TUF Gaming FX504 series gaming laptop will receive up to RM200 price cut depending on the model. The price cut will affect all ASUS authorized dealers across Malaysia as well as ASUS’ official Lazada store online.

IKEA has announced the launch of their online store allowing customers to easily purchase IKEA’s line of home furnishing products with more than 9000 products to choose from the comfort of their own home. Based on the statement made by the Deputy Retail Director Gerard Jansen, IKEA plans to expand to the point where the system is allowed to meet the preference of online shoppers while creating a better life the citizens of Malaysia.