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The reported cybercrime in Malaysia has increased exponentially, with banks and their customers among the most commonly targeted victims

Another major bank warns cybercrime explicitly targeting Android users in Malaysia

CBDC: China expands digital yuan trial across more cities nationwide

CBDC: China expands digital yuan trial across more cities nationwide

50% of Gen Z shoppers abandon online purchases if they forget their passwords. This is compared to 16% of millennial shoppers.

2022: Going passwordless to capture Gen Z market

Apple dodges Qualcomm to join hands with TSMC for custom iPhone 5G modems

Apple: Bye Qualcomm, hello TSMC?

Malaysia's 5G network deployment will benefit industries and consumers, especially those who rely on tools such as video calls or conferencing. (Photo by Sam Reeves / AFP)

Has Malaysia’s 5G operator DNB finally given in to telcos?

Dell 5G

Dell fast-tracks opportunities on the edge as 5G rollouts in Singapore and SEA gain momentum

There’s a gender barrier to mobile phone ownership in Asia – and it matters

How hackers can use message mirroring apps to see all your SMS texts — and bypass 2FA security

Tighter livestreaming control on social network in Vietnam

Malaysia's 5G network deployment will benefit industries and consumers, especially those who rely on tools such as video calls or conferencing. (Photo by Sam Reeves / AFP)

Ericsson comes out top in Malaysia’s 5G tender race; to launch in 3 states

Medtech is responsible for the development and production of vaccines such as Covishield (pictured) (Photo by Money SHARMA / AFP)

Hackers are now making fake vaccine apps to target unsuspecting smartphone owners

Malaysia & Thailand launches cross-border QR payment.

Malaysia and Thailand launch cross-border QR payment

A Huawei billboard displaying their new 5G smartphone is seen in Beijing. China 5G subscriptions are projected to hit over 1B by 2026. (Photo by NICOLAS ASFOURI / AFP)

China leads the way as 5G to be fastest-adopted cellular tech

HarmyOS: Asia gets the first taste of Huawei’s in-house operating system

Huawei’s homegrown smartphone OS designed for the era of IoT

Exclusive: Fave to introduce the ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ in Singapore & Malaysia

Fave the latest to introduce ‘Pay Later’ options in Singapore and Malaysia

Digital payments overtake card transactions in Southeast Asia

Have contactless cards cut down the flow of cash?

Huawei is finally readying to launch its HarmonyOS for smartphones – its first big push into software since getting shut out of its hardware businesses

Huawei pushes into software with new smartphone OS

How retail tech will shape the way we shop in the future?

How retail tech will shape the way we future-shop

In #Australia it is forecasted that 5G could add up to US$2,000 in GDP per person, within the first decade of 5G network rollouts

Is 2021 still the ‘Year of 5G’ for Australia?

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Apple reveals powered-up iPads after pandemic-fueled surge