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Disney+ is clearly paying attention to how people discover content today, and that means meeting viewers where their habits already are. Instead of expecting users to slowly browse rows of thumbnails or dig through categories, the platform is now experimenting with something much more familiar to mobile users: a vertical video feed. In the US, Disney+ has introduced a new feature called Verts, a short-form, swipeable feed designed to help subscribers discover shows and movies through quick clips rather than traditional menus.

Few rock songs carry the same level of determination and anthem-like energy as It's My Life by Bon Jovi. The track has become one of the band's most recognizable hits, delivering a powerful message about independence, resilience, and living life on your own terms. Its memorable melody and driving rhythm make it a great candidate for a guitar interpretation.

As we welcome the Sikh New Year in 2026, it feels like another beautiful reminder of what makes Malaysia so special. Our country has always been shaped by many cultures, traditions, and faiths living side by side, and moments like Vaisakhi bring that spirit into full view. For Sikhs, Vaisakhi is not just a festive occasion. It is a meaningful celebration tied to the Sikh New Year in the Nanakshahi calendar, and it is also closely linked to the founding of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1699. The festival is generally observed around April 13 or 14 each year.

Action games inspired by popular films often attempt to recreate the excitement and intensity of their cinematic counterparts. Demolition Man does exactly that by placing players in a futuristic city where law enforcement battles against dangerous criminals in a world shaped by advanced technology and strict societal rules. The game captures the energy of high-stakes action by blending fast-paced combat with exploration and mission-driven gameplay.

Action games in the 1990s often explored creative ways to blend strategy and fast-paced gameplay, and Desert Strike II: Return to the Gulf War stands out as one of the most distinctive examples of this design approach. Instead of focusing solely on straightforward shooting mechanics, the game places players in command of an attack helicopter tasked with carrying out dangerous military operations across hostile desert environments. Each mission requires careful navigation, precision flying, and strategic decision-making.

Football games have long been a major part of sports gaming, but some titles stand out for how effectively they capture the energy and excitement of the sport. FIFA Soccer 98 is one such game. Arriving during a period when football gaming was rapidly evolving, it delivered a lively and memorable experience that combined competitive gameplay with the atmosphere of international football. With its fast-paced matches and wide selection of teams, the game quickly became a favorite among players who wanted to step onto the digital pitch.

Football games have evolved dramatically over the years, but the early entries in the FIFA series hold a special place in gaming history. FIFA 95 represents one of the key moments when digital football began to feel energetic, competitive, and accessible to players around the world. With its fast-paced matches, recognizable teams, and simple yet engaging gameplay, the game captured the excitement of football in a format that was easy to pick up and play.

Boxing games have long been a staple of competitive sports gaming, but Toughman Contest approached the genre with a unique twist. Instead of focusing on famous professional champions, the game draws inspiration from real-world amateur boxing competitions where everyday fighters step into the ring to test their strength, endurance, and determination. The result is a boxing experience that feels both approachable and entertaining, combining straightforward gameplay with colorful characters and energetic ring action.

Fighting games have always been known for their memorable characters and intense one-on-one combat, but Primal Rage took the genre in a completely different direction when it arrived in arcades. Instead of martial artists or street fighters, the game introduces massive prehistoric creatures that rule a devastated Earth. These towering dinosaur-like gods battle each other for control of the planet, creating a fighting experience that feels both dramatic and wildly imaginative.

Arcade shooting games have always thrived on immediacy, spectacle, and quick reflexes. Lethal Enforcers 2 takes the fast-paced formula of its predecessor and places it within a dramatically different setting: the rugged American frontier. Instead of modern-day criminals, players now face outlaws, bandits, and gunslingers across dusty towns and remote wilderness locations. This shift in theme transforms the experience into something that feels like stepping directly into a classic Western film.

Arcade shooters in the early 1990s were designed to be intense, immediate, and visually dramatic. Among the titles that captured this formula perfectly was Lethal Enforcers, a crime-themed shooting experience that placed players directly into the role of a law enforcement officer fighting against waves of criminals across a series of dangerous urban scenarios. Its digitized visuals, fast-paced encounters, and unmistakable arcade style made it one of the most memorable shooting games of its time.

Google Maps is about to become a lot more conversational and a lot more visually helpful, thanks to a fresh wave of Gemini-powered upgrades. Google has introduced two major AI-driven additions for Maps called Ask Maps and Immersive Navigation, both designed to make getting around feel more natural, more personalised, and less like a constant battle with tiny buttons and last-minute lane changes.

RHB Bank customers using older smartphones may want to check their device software version sooner rather than later. The bank has confirmed that its mobile banking app will stop working on older operating systems starting 1 June, which means some users could lose access to important banking functions if they do not update or switch devices in time.

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, appears to have found a way to tap into NVIDIA's powerful Blackwell-based AI hardware outside China, and that makes this development far more interesting than a routine hardware procurement story. Reports indicate that the company is working through Aolani Cloud, a Singapore-based AI firm in Southeast Asia, to gain access to high-end NVIDIA systems located in Malaysia.

Adobe is heading into a significant transition. After 18 years as chief executive officer, Shantanu Narayen has announced that he intends to step down once the company's board appoints a successor. Even after leaving the CEO role, he is not walking away from Adobe entirely, as he will continue to serve as Chair of the Board.

WhatsApp is introducing a new feature aimed at younger users, and it is clearly designed with one goal in mind: giving pre-teens a more controlled way to communicate while allowing parents to stay involved in how the account is used. The new system, called parent-managed accounts, creates a version of WhatsApp that focuses on the basics of messaging and calling, while removing several features that may be less suitable for younger children.

Intel has now officially introduced its new Core Ultra 200S Plus Series, confirming the arrival of two fresh desktop processor models in the Arrow Lake family. The new additions are the Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and the Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus, and they are clearly aimed at users who want a stronger balance of gaming performance, multitasking capability, and content creation power without stepping all the way into the company's highest-end territory.

Grab users in Malaysia have had quite a few changes to get used to since the platform rebranded its loyalty programme from GrabRewards to GrabCoins. On the surface, it may have looked like a simple name change, but in reality, it signaled a broader shift in how users earn and redeem rewards across the app. The idea is fairly straightforward: use Grab for the services you already rely on, collect GrabCoins along the way, and then use those points to cut down the cost of future orders, rides, and purchases.

Windows cleanup tools are nothing new, but every now and then one appears that tries to do things a little differently. Instead of piling on flashy extras, background services, or vague "optimization" promises, some tools focus on a much simpler idea: give users more visibility, more control, and fewer unwanted distractions.

Artificial intelligence is already changing how people search, write, analyse, and automate tasks. Now it is starting to move into something even more sensitive: actual payments. That is what makes Mastercard's latest announcement in Malaysia especially interesting. The company says it has completed its first live pilot involving an agentic AI transaction in the country, working together with CIMB and RHB in a controlled test environment. On the surface, it may sound like just another fintech experiment, but it actually points to a much bigger shift in how digital payments could work in the future.