After kicking off its Private Preview session last week, the Malaysian-based video on-demand service iflix is now officially opened for business. With the objective to provide more than 10,000 hours’ worth of...
Ayam Brand recently announced its first ever mobile gaming application – Tap Tap Tuna, that wants you to learn about the food product, and rewards you with a can of...
Officially announced to the world back in March, iflix which was co-founded by KL-based Catcha Group and US-based Evolution Media Capital is an upcoming video on-demand service that has been touted...
BlackBerry has announced a round of layoffs from its mobile division as the company seeks to further consolidate its business. The company has not revealed how many people will be...
It looks like Instagram does not want you to miss out on trending stories on its social network, the company recently begun sending out “highlights” emails to its users. Highlights...
Back in 2013, DiGi and Deezer have partnered together to deliver music streaming service to the telco customers. Under the partnership, selected DiGi postpaid plans come with free Deezer Premium+...
Line has introduced Line Music Thailand as part of a trial run to test the waters on a paid subscription service to accompany its instant messaging app. The service is...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_tsgbQt42Q From the moment you wake up in the morning until you fall asleep at night and even when you’re sleeping, Spotify wants to be there for you all the...
I’m sure Adblock Plus needs no introduction to, it is one of the most popular desktop browser extensions out there, and if you’ve been hoping to get something similar for...
After several weeks since its first announcement, Facebook has decided to roll out its video calling feature to more countries around the world. Announced about three weeks ago, Facebook Messenger...
GrabTaxi, also known in Malaysia as MyTeksi, has announced a unique way to battle the famously chaotic traffic in Jakarta. Called GrabBike, this new service allows passengers to hop on...
Just because Microsoft sold its MixRadio streaming service to Japan’s LINE corporation last year, it doesn’t mean that they won’t stick to the promise they made prior to the deal....
