HP Malaysia has recently lend a hand in the country's effort in recovering from the global pandemic.

As part of the Bantuan Prihatin Elektrik Tambahan program, TNB will be giving free electricity and discounts for 3 months worth for domestic users.

Malaysians are expected to receive RM50 EWallet credits starting next month but you can only receive it after downloading the MySejahtera app, and more.

With the strict code of conduct, Apple is rejecting COVID-19 apps on the App Store but they have a good reason for doing so.

Having trouble claiming your free RM30 eWallet credits? That's because the eTunai Rakyat system is down and having trouble keeping up.

Telekom Malaysia (TM), who's now taking part in the 5G Demonstration Project (5GDP), said that they are now ready to take on the 5G initiative for Malaysia.

It looks like Malaysians will be spending extra in 2020 as the PS Store Malaysia will have an additional 6% charge for tax in 2020.

If you're a Malaysian citizen, you're entitled to RM30 credit for Touch 'n Go eWallet under the e-Tunai Rakyat program. Here's how to claim it.

Soon, you will have more transportation options available for you to choose from as GrabBike is now open for registration.

It appears that government officials from over 20 different countries are the target of hacking via the WhatsApp messaging platform.