We're trying something new with the Tech Tarik Show this week. Introducing the "news" segment, where we feature stories that are too small or short for a full segment. It...
As teased earlier, the local on-demand video streaming service iflix earlier this week has officially announced that users are now able to enjoy contents within its service in HD resolution....
We're back this week on the Tech Tarik Show in the midst of MWC 2017, and we have our boys, Pang and Andrew who are in Barcelona, Spain to bring us...
YouTube has just announced its very own TV streaming service in the United States. Called YouTube TV, the service brings “the best of YouTube experience to live TV” with a...
Xiaomi will begin selling the Mi Box in Malaysia at the end of this week. The Android powered set-top box was originally announced at Google I/O back in May 2016,...
If there is a feature that iflix might really need, that would be the ability to watch contents in HD. That apparently will change soon though as the service is about...
HP has begun a new Cybersecurity awareness campaign with a webseries featuring Mr Robot star Christian Slater. Titled The Wolf, the series serves to highlight potential attack vectors from hackers...
Felix Kjellberg, a.k.a PewDiePie, may be the most popular personality on Youtube, but he has definitely gone too far with one of his latest "jokes". Both Disney-owned Maker Studios and...
Starting from tomorrow onwards, TM’s UniFi and Streamyx residential customers that own HyppTV set-top box at their homes are able to watch premium Chinese and Korean channels that are part...
Even though you can actually enjoy 4K contents through video streaming services these days, physical disc still has its place in the market. If you are one of such users...
Aside from learning the role of Malaysia Internet Exchange (MyIX) at its recent media briefing, we have also discovered that a major Internet TV company will be joining the non-profit...
Folks, the time has finally, thankfully come for 3D television to be put out of its misery. Two major companies, LG and Sony, have told folks at CNET that they will...
