News & Reviews:   Plans

Yes, you read the title right. OpenAI has reportedly put its plans for a sexually explicit chatbot on hold indefinitely, stepping back from what was shaping up to be one of its more controversial product experiments. The decision comes amid growing concerns over the societal and reputational risks tied to releasing such a feature.

Astro has announced new limited-time promotional offers for its Astro One subscription packs, bringing together traditional TV content and eight popular streaming platforms into a single, simplified entertainment bundle. Available from now until 30 April 2026, the promotion is open to both new customers and existing subscribers who wish to upgrade their plans.

London-based consumer tech company Nothing has released a new video featuring CEO Carl Pei, detailing the brand’s roadmap for 2026. The update signals a shift toward what the company describes as its second phase, focused on maturity, product refinement, and long-term brand development rather than rapid iteration.

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.

Once again, Disney+ subscription plans in Malaysia will see revised pricing. The change is coming to both Basic and Premium plans, starting 18 December 2025. Here's everything you need to know about the incoming price hike, what it means for you, and comparisons. 

Today, CelcomDigi has officially launched Spark, an all-new digital-first mobile experience that redefines how Malaysians stay connected. Built entirely around freedom, flexibility, and convenience, Spark allows users to manage their entire mobile experience directly through an app — from signing up and activating an eSIM to upgrading, downgrading, or even cancelling plans at any time.

From 9 to 31 July 2025, Malaysian customers can pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7, not just from Samsung Malaysia but also from our local telcos. Whether through U Mobile, Maxis, CelcomDigi, or YES 5G, you will find different offerings. In this article, we will be comparing each telco's pre-order promotion.

As reported last week, Warner Bros. Discovery will be releasing Max, a brand-new streaming service for Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Replacing HBO Go on 19 November 2024, the company has given us the official prices for each plan in the Malaysian market.

In the mid of March 2023, Yes 5G launched an NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming service beta in Malaysia and it seems that the product is now available to the masses. Not only is it eligible for Yes customers but even non-Yes customers as well. 

An image has been leaked, showing contents on what could be the new Maxis Fibre Plans which are due to be announced sometime next week according to Amanz.my.