A few days ago, while working on porting a classic DOS game, Alley Cat, to support web-based touch controls, I encountered several...
Malaysia has made history as the first country to implement a six-way 4G multi-operator core network (MOCN) sharing agreement, acc...
If you were around in the early 2010s, you probably remember the Sony Xperia Play. It was one of those devices that made you stop ...
When Mario Party launched on the Nintendo 64 in 1998, it didn't just introduce a new kind of game — it created a new kind of chaos...
Google is introducing a couple of new Chrome features that look designed for people who spend a big part of their day juggling tab...
Racing games are often about speed and precision, but Road Rash: Jailbreak takes a more aggressive approach by combining motorcycl...
Released in 1996 by Treasure, Guardian Heroes is one of those games that proved the Sega Saturn didn't need to chase 3D graphics t...
DNS issues are one of those problems that can look simple from the outside, but quickly become confusing once you start troublesho...
Arcade games have always been known for their ability to deliver quick bursts of engaging gameplay, but Three Wonders takes this c...
For years, Apple has prided itself on creating an ecosystem that feels clean, premium, and—most importantly—free from the clutter ...
WhatsApp is rolling out another major wave of updates, and this one touches almost every corner of the app. From new ways to share...
Some puzzle games are relaxing, the kind you play slowly while your brain idles. Tetris Attack is the opposite. It's a game that l...
Released in 1997 for DOS, Chasm: The Rift often flew under the radar, overshadowed by giants like DOOM, Quake, and Duke Nukem 3D. ...
Gaming and music have always been inseparable. From the pixelated adventures of the '80s to the more cinematic experiences of toda...
When Mario Golf launched for the Nintendo 64 in 1999, it redefined what a sports game could be — turning a traditionally quiet, re...
Malaysia's Kejara demerit system has been around for years, but ask any regular driver and you'll hear the same complaint: it hasn...
YouTube is gearing up to launch a more affordable, ad-free subscription option, aiming to cater to users who want an uninterrupted...
Samsung isn't keeping AI just for its pricy flagship phones anymore. With the recent launch of its new Galaxy A series, the tech g...
Microsoft has quietly rolled out a new optional update for Windows 11, and while the company didn't make much noise about it, the ...
If you use Visual Studio Code daily (or you manage developer machines in an organisation), this isn't the kind of advisory to brus...
Reflecting on my journey with high-performance computing, I fondly recall the robust setup I built in 2013. At its core was the In...
A series of coordinated cyberattacks has hit some of Australia's largest pension funds, compromising tens of thousands of member a...
Easter is here again, and at Lemon Web Solutions, we just want to say: Happy Easter 2025 to you and your loved ones!It's that time...
In 1993, Jurassic Park roared onto movie screens and instantly became a global phenomenon. That same year, Ocean Software brought ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant buzzword—it has become a powerful ally for creative professionals. For graphic...
Despite Google's ongoing security efforts, malware continues to slip through the cracks of Google Play, reaching millions of unsus...
A new name is joining Malaysia's growing digital banking space—KAF Digital Bank Bhd, and it's making its big debut on 8 August 202...
In the mid-1980s, when fast reflexes and arcade tension ruled the gaming world, Crossbow (Atari 2600) delivered something refreshi...
Few arcade shooters have reached the legendary status of Blazing Star (Neo Geo). Released in 1998 by Yumekobo, this visually stunn...
Most people think their monitor's refresh rate is whatever is printed on the box. Sixty hertz, seventy-five hertz, one hundred twe...
Phone:
6014-8937049
