Nexal Pad launches at RM1,099 with an 11in screen and 10,000mAh battery
The Nexal Pad tablet sports an 11in LCD 2.5K display, a single 13-megapixel rear camera, and an 8-megapixel selfie camera.
Samsung launches the Galaxy Tab S12 Series from RM4,999, featuring up to a 14.6in screen
Samsung has unveiled its latest lineup of tablets with the Galaxy Tab S12 Series, featuring two models: the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S12+.
How to help kids unplug from their screens during school holidays
Instead of getting rid of devices completely, parents must teach them how to use it intentionally and balance it well with physical activities and connections.
Huawei launches MatePad Air at RM3,999 with a 12in OLED screen
Huawei has finally launched its new MatePad Air tablet in Malaysia after a global unveiling last month.
Honor launches Magic V6 foldable smartphone from RM7,699, featuring a 7.95in internal screen and triple camera setup
Honor has unveiled its latest flagship foldable smartphone, the Magic V6, a device featuring a 7.95in inner display and a 6.52in outer cover screen, both capable of up to 120Hz refresh rates. The device's screens are also both Amoled.
Apple issues urgent warning, millions of iPhone users at risk; update ASAP
The only fix is updating device software.
Five things too much screen time is doing to your child’s brain
New government research indicates that increased screen time may be linked to poorer vocabulary development in toddlers.
Apple makes changes to iOS software in face of stricter Japanese rules
Apple Inc is making changes to its iOS software in Japan to comply with a new local law aimed at fostering competition, part of broader efforts by the iPhone maker to adapt to regulations around the world.
Apple’s planned foldable iPad with 18in screen hits development snags
Apple Inc's effort to reinvent the iPad by adding a giant foldable screen has hit development hurdles, potentially delaying the planned launch.
Apple readies high-end MacBook Pro with touch, hole-punch screen
For years, Apple resisted the idea of touch-screen Macs, arguing that PCs with the feature were difficult to use and not ergonomic.
