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Samsung's software roadmap is looking a little hazy at the moment. With the timing of the One UI 8.5 stable rollout still unclear, attention is already starting to shift toward what comes next. And as often happens in the Android world, early leaks are already giving us a small preview of Samsung's next big software refresh: One UI 9, which is expected to be based on Android 17.

If you've been following Malaysia's fuel subsidy updates, there's a new development that's worth paying attention to. The government has officially announced a revision to the BUDI95 petrol subsidy scheme, and it's set to take effect very soon.

There was a point when Microsoft seemed ready to place Copilot almost everywhere inside Windows 11. It was presented as a major part of the company's AI future, with plans to weave it into core parts of the operating system such as Settings, notifications, and File Explorer. At the time, the message was clear: Copilot was supposed to become a more visible and more deeply embedded assistant across the Windows experience.

For many healthcare organisations today, the real issue is no longer a lack of data. In fact, most hospitals and health systems already have more data than they know what to do with. The bigger challenge is something far more practical: how do you turn all of that information into something useful for the people actually delivering care on the ground?

There was a time when discovering music meant flipping through vinyl records, letting artwork pull you in before you even heard a single track. That experience hasn't disappeared — it has just been compressed into a tiny square on your phone.

Malaysia now has another name entering the AI chatbot space, and this time it comes from YTL AI Labs. The company's new platform, ILMUchat, has officially gone live in beta form, giving users a chance to try out a homegrown chatbot built with a distinctly local touch.

Apple has long positioned itself as a company that puts user experience first, especially compared with rivals whose businesses rely more heavily on advertising. That is one reason why the idea of ads appearing in Apple Maps feels like a notable shift. It is not exactly shocking from a business standpoint, but it does raise questions about where Apple wants to take its services next.

AMD's Ryzen X3D lineup has built a strong reputation among PC enthusiasts, especially gamers who want the extra edge that 3D V-Cache can bring. So whenever a new X3D chip appears, expectations naturally rise. People start wondering whether this is the next must-have upgrade or another major leap for gaming performance.

If you've been using WhatsApp regularly, especially in group chats, you'll know how chaotic things can get — from missed messages to inside jokes that only half the group understands. Well, the app is now getting a fresh set of updates aimed at making group chats feel a lot more organised, expressive, and honestly… a bit more human.

There is something almost predictable now about TV3 live streaming suddenly going offline at the worst possible time. Just when everything looks stable and viewers start assuming the stream is finally safe, the familiar problems return. Sometimes it is a dead link, sometimes it is endless buffering, and other times the player simply refuses to load at all.

Google has started pushing Android Auto 16.5 to the stable release channel, which means the update is now becoming available to everyday users rather than just testers. On the surface, this release does not appear to bring any major visual changes or obvious new tools, so anyone expecting a dramatic redesign or a big list of new features may not notice much at first.

Apple's iOS 26.4 may not be the blockbuster update some users were hoping for, especially for those waiting on a bigger leap forward for Siri, but it still looks like a solid release with a good mix of practical upgrades and lighter, more playful additions. Rather than focusing on one headline feature, this update seems to improve the overall iPhone experience in smaller but meaningful ways.

Malaysia's rising medical costs have become harder to ignore, especially for families already feeling the pressure of higher living expenses. When insurance premiums go up, it is not just a number on paper. It affects household budgets, long-term planning, and the confidence people have in whether they can continue relying on private medical coverage in the years ahead.

Rising fuel prices are once again putting pressure on transport operators, and Grab's latest move in Singapore shows just how quickly that pressure can flow down to drivers and passengers. GrabCab has announced a temporary increase in metered taxi fares from March 30 until May 31, saying the adjustment is meant to help drivers cope with higher fuel costs during a period of price volatility.

For a little while, Windows enthusiasts had found a clever way to unlock a hidden storage upgrade inside Windows 11. The tweak tapped into Microsoft's newer native NVMe storage path, a feature that first appeared in Windows Server 2025 and promised noticeably better SSD performance, especially in heavier random I/O workloads. But that shortcut now appears to be gone in recent Windows 11 Insider builds, with reports saying the old registry-based method no longer works.

In recent years, transparency in healthcare pricing has become more than just a nice-to-have feature. It is now a requirement. Across Malaysia, healthcare providers are expected to make drug pricing visible and accessible to the public, ensuring patients are better informed before making decisions.

Sometimes a small web app starts with one very specific purpose, and that is exactly how this ICO Converter began. The original idea was straightforward: upload an image, crop it into a square, and generate an ICO file for favicons, shortcuts, and desktop icons. It did the job well, especially for users who simply wanted a quick browser-based way to create an icon without installing extra software. 

Arcade games have always been known for their ability to deliver quick bursts of engaging gameplay, but Three Wonders takes this concept a step further by combining multiple experiences into a single title. Instead of focusing on one type of gameplay, the collection offers three distinct styles, each with its own mechanics and challenges. This approach creates a dynamic experience where players can shift between action, shooting, and puzzle-solving without leaving the game.

Few games have left as lasting an impact on the history of video games as Donkey Kong. Emerging during the early days of arcade gaming, it introduced players to a new kind of challenge that combined platforming, timing, and precision. At a time when many games focused on simple shooting mechanics, Donkey Kong offered something different by asking players to climb structures, avoid hazards, and carefully plan each movement.

Arcade games have always excelled at delivering simple concepts with intense execution, and Neo Bomberman is a perfect example of this design philosophy. Built around the idea of navigating maze-like arenas and strategically placing bombs, the game transforms a straightforward mechanic into a fast-paced and unpredictable experience. Each match becomes a test of timing, positioning, and awareness as players attempt to outmaneuver enemies while avoiding their own explosive traps.