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Ms. Pac-Man (Atari 2600) – The Queen of the Maze Returns

Games | 01 November 2025

In the early 1980s, arcades were ruled by a yellow circle with an endless appetite. But then came Ms. Pac-Man — faster, smarter, and tougher. Released in 1982, it quickly became one of the most beloved sequels in gaming history, and its Atari 2600 port brought that same excitement into living rooms everywhere.

Sky Diver (Atari 2600) – Leap, Glide, and Stick the Landing

Games | 01 November 2025

Released in 1978, Sky Diver for the Atari 2600 is a masterclass in simple-but-stressful gameplay — one of those early arcade-style experiences where a few seconds of decision-making decide everything. You jump from a plane, deploy your parachute, and try to land perfectly on a target. Miss the timing by even a moment, and you're just another splat on the ground.

Adventure (Atari 2600) – The Birth of the Action-Adventure Genre

Games | 01 November 2025

Before open-world exploration, before RPG quests, and long before modern adventure titles like Zelda or Elden Ring, there was Adventure (Atari 2600) — a simple yet revolutionary game that changed how people thought about video games. Released in 1980 by Atari programmer Warren Robinett, Adventure transformed a few blocks and dragons made of pixels into one of gaming's first true epic journeys.

Kaboom (AMIGA) – Catch the Bombs or Face the Blast

Games | 01 November 2025

Some games don't need fancy graphics or complex storylines — just pure, heart-pounding reflexes. Kaboom (AMIGA) is one of those rare titles that proves simplicity can be more addictive than any blockbuster. Originally inspired by the Atari classic, the Amiga version refined the formula with smoother visuals, tighter control, and that unmistakable sense of escalating panic.

3D Tic Tac Toe (AMIGA) – Think in Three Dimensions, Play Beyond the Grid

Games | 01 November 2025

Back in the golden age of the Amiga, when developers were pushing the limits of creativity and hardware, 3D Tic Tac Toe emerged as a simple yet revolutionary puzzle game. It reimagined one of the oldest and simplest strategy games — Tic Tac Toe — and gave it a new dimension, quite literally.

Removing the Annoying Acrobat Context Menu Item

Technical Solutions | 01 November 2025

If you've ever right-clicked a file in Windows and noticed an endless list of options—half of which you'll never use—you're not alone. One of the biggest offenders is the Adobe Acrobat context menu item that appears even if you rarely use Acrobat to open PDFs. Let's explore why it shows up, why it's annoying, and how to safely remove it.

Apples, AIs and the Road Ahead for Apple Intelligence

Mobile Development | 01 November 2025

When you see the name Apple Intelligence, you might think about a self-contained "Apple AI". But appearances are shifting. What once looked like an in-house platform is evolving into something more collaborative—an ecosystem of artificial intelligence tools from different developers, brought together under Apple's software umbrella.

WhatsApp Introduces Passkey Encryption for Chat Backups

Mobile Development | 31 October 2025

In its ongoing mission to make private conversations truly private, WhatsApp has begun rolling out passkey encryption for chat backups — a major upgrade that simplifies how users protect their message history.

Shopee Introduces Convenient Self-Pickup Option Through Parcel Lockers

Mobile Development | 30 October 2025

Online shopping just got even more convenient. Shopee has begun rolling out parcel lockers — self-service collection points where customers can easily pick up their orders at their own time and convenience. This new delivery option is designed to make life easier for those who can't always be home to receive their parcels or prefer not to wait for the courier. Instead of scheduling redeliveries or relying on someone else to collect the package, shoppers can now simply head to a Shopee locker, enter their code, and grab their item within minutes.

Maybank Tightens Security: Secure2u Approvals Now Require Biometric Authentication

Mobile Development | 30 October 2025

In its ongoing mission to strengthen digital banking security, Maybank is introducing biometric authentication for all Secure2u approvals on the MAE app. This move is part of the bank's continued effort to combat online fraud and safeguard customer transactions in an era of increasingly sophisticated scams.

Google Dismisses Reports of a Massive Gmail Breach — What Really Happened

Cybersecurity | 29 October 2025

When rumors start circulating about millions of Gmail accounts being compromised, it's easy for panic to set in. Over the past few days, several online posts and forums have suggested that a huge trove of Gmail passwords had leaked — but according to Google, those claims are completely unfounded.

Microsoft Clarifies: Duplicate Driver Updates in Windows 11 Aren’t a Bug

Technical Solutions | 28 October 2025

If you've recently noticed duplicate driver updates in Windows 11 version 24H2 or 25H2, you're not alone — and according to Microsoft, it's not a problem. In a new support document released on October 22, the company confirmed that seeing duplicate or oddly labeled drivers in Windows Update is perfectly normal.

Replacing Adobe Lightroom: Why Darktable Is a Powerful Free Open-Source Alternative

Designs & Artworks | 28 October 2025

Adobe Lightroom has long been considered the gold standard for photo management and RAW image editing. Its seamless workflow, extensive toolset, and deep ecosystem integration make it a go-to solution for both professionals and hobbyists. However, many users have begun exploring alternatives — driven by increasing subscription costs, concerns about cloud dependency, and the desire for more control over their creative workflows.

Google Gemini Can Now Create Full Presentations for You

Web Development | 28 October 2025

If you've ever wished your AI assistant could do more than just write or summarize, Google has just granted that wish. The tech giant has rolled out a brand-new upgrade to Gemini's Canvas, letting users generate complete slideshow presentations with a single prompt.

Malaysia and the US Ink Major Trade Deal Focused on Semiconductors and Strategic Minerals

News | 28 October 2025

In a landmark move that underscores the deepening economic ties between Malaysia and the United States, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and US President Donald Trump have officially signed a new Agreement on Reciprocal Trade during the 47th ASEAN Summit 2025.

Apple Maps Could Soon Show Ads: Is the iPhone Experience About to Change?

Mobile Development | 28 October 2025

For years, Apple has prided itself on creating an ecosystem that feels clean, premium, and—most importantly—free from the clutter of ads. But that might soon change. Reports now suggest that Apple is preparing to bring advertisements into Apple Maps, a move that could reshape how users experience one of iOS's core apps.

Critical Microsoft WSUS Flaw Exploited in the Wild: What You Need to Know

Cybersecurity | 28 October 2025

When Microsoft releases an urgent patch, it's usually serious—but this time, it's critical. A newly discovered flaw in Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) has sent ripples across the cybersecurity world. The vulnerability, officially tagged CVE-2025-59287, allows attackers to remotely execute code on unpatched systems—without any user interaction. In short, it's a hacker's dream and an admin's nightmare.

Bridging the Protection Gap: How the Insurance Gap Protection Calculator Empowers Malaysians

Application Development | 27 October 2025

A Tool Born from Industry Collaboration Back in 2017, I developed the Insurance Gap Protection Calculator following a request by the Malaysian Takaful Association (MTA) and the Life Insurance Association of Malaysia (LIAM), under the guidance of Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM). The goal was clear—create a simple, reliable, and accessible tool that could help everyday Malaysians understand how much life insurance or takaful protection they truly need.

Custom-Built IT Asset Management Software: A Smarter Way to Manage Technology

Application Development | 27 October 2025

Managing IT assets in a modern organization isn't just about knowing who owns what laptop or when a server warranty expires. It's about control, visibility, and accountability. That's exactly what inspired the creation of my custom-made web-based IT Asset Management Software, built from the open-source foundation of Snipe-IT—and then evolved far beyond its default capabilities.

Introducing the Second Edition of “Online Safety IRL: Scam Edition”

Cybersecurity | 27 October 2025

The Ministry of Communications Malaysia (Kementerian Komunikasi) has officially launched the second chapter of its "Online Safety IRL" fellowship programme—this time titled the Scam Edition. The initiative is driven in collaboration with CelcomDigi Berhad (CelcomDigi), Meta Platforms, Inc. (Meta) and Ratio:Cause, and media partner Tonton. The focus? Tackling the evolving online-scam threat landscape—especially those scams enhanced by artificial intelligence.

Recent Updates on Lemon Web Games: Clear Your Cache to Unlock Major Improvements

Application Development | 26 October 2025

Lemon Web Games just went through one of its biggest upgrades ever, bringing massive performance boosts, new emulator platforms, and smarter in-game systems. But before you dive back into your favorite retro titles, there's one small thing you need to do—clear your browser cache.

Microsoft Teams’ New Tracking Feature Sparks Privacy Concerns: Helpful or a Digital Snitch?

Mobile Development | 26 October 2025

For millions of employees worldwide, Microsoft Teams is the heartbeat of modern office life — the app that powers meetings, file sharing, chats, and everything in between. But soon, Teams might also become something else entirely: a digital tattletale that automatically reports when you're physically at the office.

Decoding Malicious PDFs: How Proofpoint’s New Tool Is Changing the Game

Cybersecurity | 26 October 2025

PDFs have long been one of the most trusted document formats in the world — widely used for invoices, reports, contracts, and even resumes. But in the cybersecurity world, that same trust has made PDFs a perfect disguise for malicious intent. Cybercriminals know that people rarely suspect a simple PDF attachment, and that's exactly why it has become a popular weapon in phishing and malware campaigns.

The Digital Prescription Era: How Malaysia’s Hospitals Are Embracing Secure E-Signature Workflows

General Information | 25 October 2025

A new chapter for clinical trust, patient safety, and digital accountability - Across Malaysia's healthcare landscape, the humble prescription pad is quietly being replaced by encrypted digital documents. What began as a pandemic-era necessity has evolved into a nationwide effort to modernise medical prescribing with legally recognised digital signatures. Hospitals, regulators, and technology providers are now working together to ensure every prescription is authentic, traceable, and tamper-proof.

AWS Introduces EBS Volume Clones: Instant, Crash-Consistent Data Copies for Faster Testing and Development

Web Development | 25 October 2025

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has rolled out a powerful new capability for its Elastic Block Store (EBS): Volume Clones. The feature allows developers and system administrators to create instant, crash-consistent copies of EBS volumes — dramatically speeding up workflows that depend on fresh, production-like data environments.

Docusaurus 3.9 Brings AI-Powered Search, Modern Runtime, and Smarter Global Management

Web Development | 25 October 2025

Meta's open-source team has released Docusaurus 3.9, a significant update to the popular React-based static site generator that powers thousands of documentation and content-driven websites. The new version focuses on three major areas: AI-enhanced search, a modernized runtime environment, and more flexible internationalization options—all while keeping backward compatibility for most existing projects.

How Graphic Designers Can Leverage AI to Boost Creativity and Productivity

Designs & Artworks | 24 October 2025

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant buzzword—it has become a powerful ally for creative professionals. For graphic designers, AI represents both a challenge and an opportunity: it can automate repetitive tasks, suggest design ideas, and even generate complex visuals in seconds. The key lies in using AI as a collaborative partner, not a replacement.

Oracle-Linked Data Centres Set for Record US$38 Billion AI Infrastructure Deal

News | 24 October 2025

In one of the biggest financing moves yet for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, global banks are gearing up for a record US$38 billion (RM160.6 billion) debt offering that will fund two massive data centre projects connected to Oracle Corporation. The sale, expected to launch as soon as Monday, marks a major step in the ongoing race to build the backbone of the AI economy.

MyDigital ID Now Linked with PTPTN for Easier, More Secure Access

Web Development | 24 October 2025

The government's national digital identity system, MyDigital ID, continues to make its way into more services — and the latest to join the list is none other than Perbadanan Tabung Pendidikan Tinggi Nasional (PTPTN).

Malaysia Tightens the Net on Dark Web Sales of Personal Data

Cybersecurity | 24 October 2025

As cases of leaked personal data continue to spark outrage among Malaysians, the government is finally drawing a harder line against those profiting from citizens' stolen information online. The Digital Ministry, led by Gobind Singh Deo, is stepping up efforts to stop the sale and exchange of personal data across the dark web and shady online platforms.