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If you're a Maybank customer, get ready for a big change in how you approve online transactions. Starting 6 March 2025, Maybank will completely phase out the SMS-based MSOS (Maybank Secure Online Shopping) codes and require all online payments to be verified through Secure2u on the MAE app.
Maybank says this shift is aimed at enhancing security and reducing fraud risks. But for some of us—myself included—this move feels like a downgrade rather than an upgrade
If you've ever fumbled with swapping SIM cards at the airport or dreaded the horror of outrageous roaming charges, Touch 'n Go eWallet has a solution for you. The popular e-wallet app now offers a travel eSIM service, giving users instant access to mobile data in 149 countries, including Japan, South Korea, China, and Singapore.
Apple is finally jumping into the foldable phone game, and if the latest reports are accurate, it's going to look more like a book than a flip phone. Respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has revealed that the first foldable iPhone is expected to launch in late 2026, reinforcing earlier leaks from The Information. While many expected Apple to take the clamshell route (like Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip series), Kuo says the company is opting for a book-style fold, more in line with the Galaxy Z Fold or OPPO's Find N series.
It's official—Google's legendary search engine is about to get a serious upgrade. The tech giant has announced a brand-new AI Mode, which will allow users to type in questions using natural language and receive detailed, AI-generated answers, complete with links to relevant sources.
Ah, web browsers—those trusty gateways to the internet, where we type in existential questions at 3 AM and pretend incognito mode makes us invisible. For the past decade, Google Chrome has ruled the web like a digital monarch, holding a staggering 67% market share. But if history tells us anything, no browser sits on the throne forever.
