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Kioxia has officially unveiled the BG7 series, its latest lineup of low-cost M.2 NVMe SSDs aimed squarely at mainstream and value-focused PCs. Arriving roughly two and a half years after the BG6 generation, the BG7 continues Kioxia's strategy of supplying affordable solid-state storage primarily for OEM systems rather than retail consumers.

In the wake of recent confusion surrounding Gmail and AI data usage, Samsung is stepping forward with a clear message to Android users: you should be in control of your data, not guessing where it ends up.

According to Microsoft, if you want to be "ready for the next generation of computing," upgrading your PC may no longer be optional. At least, that's the message coming from the company's latest marketing push. The argument is simple: if you're not using a Copilot+ PC, you're already falling behind.

If File Explorer in Windows 11 feels slow or unresponsive, especially when you open folders packed with documents, photos, or videos, you're not imagining it. This lag has been quietly bothering Windows users for years, and the root cause turns out to be a legacy feature that dates all the way back to the Windows XP era.

Malaysia's internet regulator is taking a harder line against X, as concerns grow over the safety risks posed by its AI chatbot, Grok. According to Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is now considering legal action against the platform for failing to adequately protect users.

TeamViewer has released urgent security updates after uncovering several vulnerabilities affecting its DEX Client for Windows. While there is currently no evidence that these flaws have been exploited in real-world attacks, their potential impact makes them a serious concern, especially for organisations operating on shared or peer-to-peer networks.

If you have received an SMS claiming to be from WhatsApp, warning that your account is about to be banned unless you click a link, you can safely ignore it. These messages have been circulating in Malaysia for some time now, and they are scams, plain and simple.

Google has issued an urgent security update for Chrome after uncovering a high-severity vulnerability that could allow attackers to bypass important browser security restrictions. While no active exploitation has been confirmed yet, the nature of the flaw makes it a serious concern for both individual users and organisations.

Malaysia is no longer debating whether children under 16 should be restricted from using social media. The conversation has clearly shifted to when and how it will happen. Based on recent statements from the government, the timeline is now becoming clearer, with mid-2026 shaping up as the key turning point.

Over the past few days, many Instagram users have been caught off guard by unexpected emails urging them to reset their passwords. For some, the messages arrived repeatedly, even though they never initiated any account recovery. Naturally, this raised alarm bells, with speculation quickly turning toward the possibility of a large-scale data breach.

If you've visited my Lemon Blog before, you probably noticed it was functional… but it didn't quite feel "alive". Today's update was all about fixing that. I wanted the blog landing page to look and behave like a proper modern content hub: welcoming, clean, and easy to filter without making the layout feel cluttered.

Jazz Jackrabbit 2 is widely regarded as one of the finest 2D platformers ever released on PC. Arriving in the late 1990s, it captured everything that made classic side-scrolling games great and pushed it further with faster movement, smoother controls, vibrant visuals, and a huge amount of content. Even decades later, it remains a benchmark for how responsive and fun a platformer can feel.

Table Tennis World Tour delivers a focused and energetic take on digital table tennis, built around timing, positioning, and consistency. Instead of overwhelming players with complex controls, the game strips the sport down to its essentials, creating fast rallies that feel tense, responsive, and rewarding.

Tower Crash 3D is a casual physics-based game built around one universally satisfying idea: watching things fall apart. With straightforward controls, responsive physics, and short, punchy levels, the game delivers quick bursts of fun that are easy to enjoy but surprisingly engaging.