#TECH: Samsung bets on AI, security to drive Malaysia’s smart-home adoptionMALAYSIA'S smart-home market may still be nascent, but Samsung Electronics is banking on artificial intelligence (AI), interoperability and built-in security to spur greater household adoption over the next two years.
#SHOWBIZ: Hong Kong singer Sandy Lam shares photo of herself at 15HONG KONG: Cantopop queen Sandy Lam has shared a rare photo of herself at the age of 15 in a long social media post reflecting on her school days.
#SHOWBIZ: From pop star to delivery man: Steven Cheung’s struggle to stay afloatHONG KONG: Singer Steven Cheung raised concern among fans last month after his wife, Au Yin Man, revealed that their family was at risk of homelessness.
#SHOWBIZ: TWICE set to rock Bukit Jalil on Oct 25KUALA LUMPUR: Popular K-pop girl group, TWICE, will be performing in Malaysia this October.
Ghanaian-born footballer Mintah becomes Malaysian citizenKUALA LUMPUR: Kuching City striker Jordan Mintah has become a Malaysian citizen after completing his naturalisation process.
Nurture unity through inclusion, shared values, says Sultan NazrinThe Perak ruler reminds Malaysians that unity does not come automatically in a diverse society but requires continuous efforts.
PM slams Urban Renewal Bill critics, says they talk without thinkingAnwar Ibrahim says some of the bill’s detractors have not seen first hand the living conditions of some families.
Osaka condemns Ostapenko over heated U.S. Open row with TownsendNEW YORK: Naomi Osaka said using words like “no education” and “no class” to criticise a Black tennis player were among the worst things to say as the debate over a heated row between Taylor Townsend and Jelena Ostapenko raged on at the U.S. Open on Thursday.
Ex-AG Thomas to challenge Najib’s testimony in libel suitThe High Court will hear submissions and rule on objections raised to portions of Najib Razak’s witness statement next month.
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