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Microsoft Pushes “Copilot for Work,” but Long-Time Windows Users Aren’t Buying It

Web Development | 02 December 2025

Microsoft has been doubling down on its Copilot ambitions, promoting the AI assistant as an essential companion for productivity and workplace efficiency. But if the reaction on social media is any indication, the company may have seriously misread the room. Instead of excitement, Microsoft's latest marketing push for "Copilot for work" in Edge and Windows 11 was met with a wave of frustration, sarcasm, and outright rejection—mostly from long-time Windows users who feel the tech giant is force-feeding AI features no one asked for.

Malaysia Strengthens Cybersecurity as Telcos Roll Out MyDigital ID Integration

Cybersecurity | 02 December 2025

Malaysia is stepping into a new era of mobile security. Beginning tomorrow, all major telecommunications companies will start integrating MyDigital ID into their mobile apps, bringing stronger identity verification to millions of users nationwide. It marks one of the most ambitious efforts yet to curb the wave of scams, impersonation attempts, and fraudulent SIM card misuse affecting Malaysians daily.

Your Work Phone Isn’t Private Anymore: Google’s New RCS Update Lets Employers Read Your Messages

Cybersecurity | 01 December 2025

The tech world is buzzing again — and this time, it's Google in the spotlight. Not long after Microsoft stirred controversy with its Microsoft Teams activity-tracking update, Google has introduced a change that has many employees questioning just how "private" their work devices really are.

MOH to Insurers: Stop Using Old Letters as Blanket Justifications for Claim Denials

General Information | 01 December 2025

Malaysia's healthcare financing landscape has been tense lately, and a new directive from the Ministry of Health (MOH) has added fresh clarity to an ongoing debate: insurers and managed care organisations (MCOs) can no longer rely on old MOH letters to justify rejecting or reducing medical claims.

SarawakPass to Join Forces With MyDigital ID in 2026: What This Means for Malaysians

Mobile Development | 30 November 2025

Sarawak's digital transformation journey is about to take a major leap forward. Beginning in 2026, SarawakPass—the state's newly launched digital identity platform—will be officially integrated with the federal government's MyDigital ID system. This move aims to create a seamless, interoperable identity ecosystem for Malaysians, especially those living and working in Sarawak.

Dhoom Again – Guitar Cover (Bollywood Rock Version)

Guitar Covers | 30 November 2025

Some songs are so full of energy that they instantly lift your mood—and Dhoom Again from Dhoom 2 is definitely one of them. With its powerful vocals, punchy rhythm, and electrifying arrangement, it has become one of Bollywood's most iconic high-energy tracks. For this cover, I wanted to reimagine that same excitement using nothing but guitar, transforming the song into a lively instrumental with a rock-inspired twist.

The Evolution of CorelDRAW: From Classic Vector Suite to Modern Design Powerhouse

Designs & Artworks | 30 November 2025

If you grew up in the design scene during the 90s or early 2000s, chances are CorelDRAW was one of the first vector tools you ever touched. It was the go-to software in print shops, computer labs, signboard studios, and even those old cyber cafés that doubled as DTP hubs. While Adobe Illustrator often dominated the spotlight among creative agencies, CorelDRAW had a loyal following — and for very good reasons. Let's take a casual walk through how CorelDRAW evolved over the years and how it continues to hold its ground today.

The Evolution of Adobe Illustrator: From CS4 to Today

Designs & Artworks | 30 November 2025

If you've been around long enough to remember the days of Adobe Illustrator CS4, you'll know exactly how far the software has come. Back then, vector graphics felt a bit more… rigid. Tools were powerful but rough around the edges, hardware was slower, and designers had to work around the limitations of the era. Fast forward to today, and Illustrator has evolved into a sleek, cloud-connected, performance-optimised creative machine. Let's take a relaxed walk through its journey.

ICO Converter: The Fastest Way to Generate Clean, Professional Website Icons

Application Development | 30 November 2025

Every website needs a good first impression, and your favicon is one of the smallest—but most noticeable—parts of your brand identity. That tiny icon sitting in browser tabs, bookmarks, and search engine results helps users instantly recognize your site. The problem? Designing an ICO file can be surprisingly troublesome, especially if you don't have access to design software or if your workflow involves manually resizing multiple images.

Google’s Gemini AI Had Serious Security Flaws — Here’s What You Need to Know

Cybersecurity | 29 November 2025

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of our daily digital routines, whether we're searching the web, summarizing content, or managing cloud environments. But a recent discovery shows that even the biggest tech giants are not immune to security gaps. Researchers have uncovered three major vulnerabilities inside Google's Gemini AI ecosystem — all of which have now been patched, but not before raising serious questions about AI safety. 

TuJu: Malaysia’s New Highway Navigation App With Toll Estimates, R&R Details and Live CCTV Feeds

Mobile Development | 29 November 2025

Malaysia's highways just gained a brand-new digital companion. The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) has officially introduced TuJu, a homegrown navigation app designed specifically for Malaysian road users. Built together with Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd, the app is now available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, positioning itself as a local alternative to Waze and Google Maps.

JPJ Will Require MyDigital ID Login Starting February 2026: Here’s What You Need to Know

Mobile Development | 29 November 2025

Malaysia's push toward a unified national digital identity continues to gain momentum — and the Road Transport Department (JPJ) is the latest agency to move in that direction. Beginning 1 February 2026, adults using the MyJPJ app or portal will no longer log in with the usual username-and-password combo. Instead, MyDigital ID will become the only login method for users aged 18 and above.

How Much RAM Does a Linux PC Really Need in 2025? A Practical Guide for Everyday Users

Technical Solutions | 28 November 2025

If you've been around Linux long enough, you've probably noticed a big shift: Linux isn't the lightweight, bare-bones OS it used to be. Sure, some distros still run happily on older hardware, but mainstream Linux desktops in 2025 are powerful, polished, and—like every modern OS—more resource-hungry.

Android Auto Is Finally Becoming Real Android — And It Shows

Mobile Development | 28 November 2025

For years, Android Auto felt like a polite visitor in your car — helpful, but never fully part of the family. It displayed your apps, handled your music, and kept navigation running smoothly, but it didn't feel like your phone. It felt like an accessory.

WhatsApp Is Shutting the Door on Third-Party AI Chatbots in 2026 – Here’s What It Really Means

Mobile Development | 27 November 2025

The world of messaging and AI is about to collide in a big way—just not in the way many users hoped. WhatsApp has officially announced that from 15 January 2026, the app will no longer allow any third-party AI chatbot to operate within its platform. If you're using ChatGPT, Copilot or any AI assistant that connects to WhatsApp through unofficial methods, the countdown has started.

Just Me: The Tiny Photo Tool That Puts You In The Spotlight (And Protects Everyone Else)

Application Development | 26 November 2025

There are plenty of apps that add filters, stickers and dramatic color grading to your photos. But what if all you want is something very specific: keep yourself visible in a photo, and quietly protect everyone else's privacy? That is exactly the problem Just Me is built to solve.

Microsoft Retires Calibri: Why Even Its Creator Says “It’s Time”

Designs & Artworks | 25 November 2025

For nearly two decades, Calibri has been the quiet workhorse of Microsoft Office — a font so familiar that many people never even realized they were using it. Open a blank Word document, start typing an email, crank out a quick PowerPoint slide… there it was. Simple, neat, and never shouting for attention.

How AI Will Become a Core Part of Mental Health Operations by 2026

Web Development | 25 November 2025

The mental health sector has been experimenting with artificial intelligence for years—running pilot programs, testing small tools, and cautiously observing what works. But according to leaders at Iris Telehealth, 2026 is the year all of that changes. The industry isn't simply exploring AI anymore; it's preparing to weave it directly into everyday operations.

HL7 Decoder: Making HL7 Messages Understandable for Everyone

Application Development | 25 November 2025

If you work in healthcare IT, system integration, lab interfaces, or electronic medical records, you've almost certainly encountered a raw HL7 message. They're long, cryptic, packed with pipes and carets, and look more like something from a 90s sci-fi movie than a modern clinical data format. Yet HL7 v2.x remains the backbone of communication between hospitals, labs, and clinical systems today.

Singapore Pushes Interoperability Forward with New Health Tech Standards

News | 25 November 2025

Singapore is doubling down on making its healthcare ecosystem more connected and startup-friendly. Synapxe, the nation's health tech agency, has unveiled two new interoperability standards aimed at helping digital health innovators build devices and platforms that integrate smoothly with medical systems across the country.

Grab Introduces “Book Table” – A New Way Malaysians Can Reserve Restaurants Without Leaving the App

Mobile Development | 25 November 2025

Dining out in Malaysia is about to get a little more convenient. Grab has rolled out a new feature called Book Table, designed for users who prefer enjoying their meals outside rather than ordering in. Instead of jumping between apps, messaging restaurants, or calling ahead, Grab now lets you secure a reservation directly within the same platform you already use for rides and food delivery.

Does Microsoft Edge Really Give Better Battery Life Than Chrome?

Technical Solutions | 25 November 2025

Battery life has always been a defining topic for users of the Surface Pro series. It doesn't matter whether you own a Surface Pro 4, Pro 6, Pro 7, Pro 8, Pro 9, or the newest Snapdragon-based Surface Pro—the design philosophy remains the same: light, portable, highly mobile, and naturally more dependent on software efficiency than heavier laptops with larger batteries. And when it comes to software, few apps influence battery life as much as your web browser.

X Introduces New “About This Account” Feature to Boost Transparency

Web Development | 24 November 2025

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, is rolling out a new feature designed to make it easier for users to understand who they're interacting with. Called "About This Account," the update adds a layer of transparency by displaying additional background details on user profiles. The idea is simple: the more information people have about an account's history, the easier it becomes to spot suspicious behaviour or potential bots.

Malaysia Sets New Age Limit for Social Media: No Accounts Allowed for Under-16s Starting 2026

News | 24 November 2025

Malaysia is preparing for a major shift in how young people access the online world. Beginning in 2026, anyone below the age of 16 will no longer be allowed to create social media accounts, marking one of the country's strictest digital safety measures to date.

How to Disable the New Windows Right-Click Menu and Bring Back the Classic One

Technical Solutions | 23 November 2025

Windows 11 has introduced quite a few visual changes—sleeker corners, smoother animations, and of course, the redesigned right-click context menu. While Microsoft intended it to look cleaner and more modern, many users quickly discovered that the new experience felt… well, incomplete. Icons missing, common options buried under "Show more options," and an extra click needed for even the simplest tasks.

Windows 11 Experiments With New Microsoft 365 Copilot Buttons and a Universal Writing Assistant

Technical Solutions | 23 November 2025

Microsoft is quietly reshaping how AI fits into everyday Windows use, and the latest Windows 11 test build shows exactly where the company is heading. Two major changes are now in the pipeline: a new Microsoft 365 Copilot button inside File Explorer's Home tab, and a brand-new writing assistant that appears across text fields system-wide.

WhatsApp’s Latest Security Scare: What a New Vulnerability Means for Billions of Users

Cybersecurity | 23 November 2025

For most of us, WhatsApp is the default communication tool. Family chats, work updates, late-night memes, everything flows through the little green app. But a recent discovery by security researchers has revealed a privacy issue big enough to make even the most loyal WhatsApp user pause. According to a new study, a flaw in the app's design exposed the phone numbers of roughly 3.5 billion people — essentially anyone with WhatsApp installed.

Tetris Worlds (GBA) – A Fresh Spin on the World’s Most Iconic Puzzle Game

Games | 23 November 2025

For decades, Tetris has been the universal language of puzzle gaming, and Tetris Worlds (GBA) brought that familiar magic into a refreshed, modernised experience for the Game Boy Advance. Released in 2001, this edition expands on the classic block-stacking formula by introducing themed worlds, new rule variations, updated visuals, and faster gameplay, all while preserving the addictive simplicity that made Tetris a global sensation. With brighter graphics, smoother controls, and multiple gameplay modes, Tetris Worlds quickly became a standout puzzle title on Nintendo's popular handheld.

Donald Duck Advance (GBA) – A Colourful Disney Platformer Filled With Charm, Personality, and Classic GBA Fun

Games | 23 November 2025

Among the many platformers released during the Game Boy Advance era, Donald Duck Advance (GBA) stands out as one of the most charming and energetic Disney titles on the handheld. Based on the classic Quack Attack/Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers console game, this portable reimagining delivers a bright, fast-paced adventure starring one of Disney's most iconic characters. With expressive animations, polished platforming, and that unmistakable Donald attitude, the game offers a nostalgic and engaging experience that still feels delightful today.

Mario Tennis: Power Tour (GBA) – The Perfect Blend of Sports, RPG Progression, and Classic Mario Charm

Games | 23 November 2025

Among the many hidden gems on the Game Boy Advance, Mario Tennis: Power Tour (GBA) stands tall as one of the most polished and uniquely designed sports titles of its era. Released in 2005 and developed by Camelot, the creators of the Golden Sun RPG series, Power Tour delivers far more than simple tennis matches — it combines fast, arcade-style gameplay with an unexpected story-driven RPG mode that gives the experience depth, personality, and long-lasting engagement.