Instapaper recently announced that they are making Instapaper Premium free for everyone. This is thanks to the company’s recent acquisition by Pinterest. Now that they are “better resourced”, you can...
It’s Halloween and Google wants you to relax and play its new mini game on Google Doodle. This year round, you play as a cat named Momo, who’s on her...
With Celcom and Digi unveiling their new plans and revamping existing plans, Maxis has decided to quietly revamp its SurfMore 50 and SurfMore 75 postpaid plans with additional data quota and...
Vine is no more; or at least it will be in the coming months. Twitter announced that the video sharing service is being shut down, with the mobile app being...
Twitter is a company in trouble, and it knows this. The social media giant is planning to cut its workforce by about 8-percent; which translates into around 300 people losing...
Telekom Malaysia has outlined its plans for increasing broadband speeds in line with the government's 2017 budget announcement. While there are no concrete details for what TM has in store...
Prime Minister of Malaysia, Najib Razak just moments ago has announced that Internet Service Providers in Malaysia has agreed to increase the speed of their fixed broadband offering starting January...
Planning a holiday is not the easiest thing to do; especially since many now use smartphones as a primary device. Google, as is always the case, has finally completed its...
Google has announced that its Chrome Canary channel is now available for Android users. For those who are unaware, Google’s Chrome browser is generally divided into four types of builds...
There are a lot of Malaysians who are working in Singapore and if you are one of them, Digi wants to make it easier for you to roam. The telco...
Digi has launched three new Postpaid plans that offer even more Internet than before. The new postpaid plans are called the Digi Postpaid 50, Digi Postpaid 80, and the Digi...
Facebook recently announced “Workplace”, a social network that keeps you connected to your coworkers. Previously known as “Facebook at Work”, the service is now available to all companies and organisations...
