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Buying a blender or rice cooker could soon become as easy as picking up snacks or groceries. Midea Malaysia has announced a strategic partnership with 99 Speed Mart that will see a selection of its small home appliances arrive at the retailer’s more than 3,100 stores nationwide starting August 2026. The collaboration was formalised through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Shah Alam between Midea Malaysia and 99 Speed Mart.

The modern home appliance market in Malaysia has seen a quiet revolution over the past few years. We are moving away from clunky, single-utility machines toward appliances that respect both space constraints and aesthetic sensibilities without demanding astronomical prices. PerySmith, a local brand built on the ethos of “Simplify Your Living,” is taking a major step in that direction with its newly expanded smart home portfolio.

This article is contributed by Varinderjit Singh, General Manager, Lenovo Malaysia AI as a quiet, constant companion across your digital environment: always-on, always-adaptive, always there when you need it most. Imagine an AI that doesn’t sit in a single app or silo but instead flows everywhere you are. It listens when you ask, notices when you don’t, and surfaces the right insights at the right time. It removes the friction between intent and action.

The cinematic landscape has undergone a seismic shift over the past few seasons. Filmmakers, independent directors, and high-end commercial creators are no longer willing to lug cumbersome rigging into remote or dynamic environments to secure Hollywood-grade imagery. They demand tools that balance uncompromising technical expression with agile mobility.

The wearable technology landscape has shifted dramatically over the past few years, moving away from simple notification mirrors on our wrists toward proactive, intelligent health companions. When Samsung first entered the smartwatch arena, the focus was largely on step counting and basic activity logging. Today, the conversation is centred entirely around predictive care, biometric depth, and seamless 24/7 wearability.

When the initial wave of clamshell foldables arrived, the appeal was heavily rooted in retro nostalgia. They successfully revived the satisfying physical snap of classic flip phones while incorporating flexible display technology. However, those early devices often battled compromises in battery endurance, structural thickness, and external cover screens that felt more like basic notification tickers than functional interfaces.

The trajectory of foldable smartphones has shifted from experimental proof-of-concept hardware into mature, essential tools for daily productivity and media consumption. When Samsung first entered this space, the conversation was heavily dominated by novelty and the sheer engineering triumph of a bending screen. Today, the demands of the consumer base have evolved significantly.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 810 For years, Samsung’s Ultra moniker—the spiritual successor to the beloved Note series—has been the undisputed king of the no-nonsense productivity hill. It’s the smartphone you bought when you needed to get serious work done on the go. This year, however, the new Galaxy S26 Ultra wades into slightly murkier waters, attempting to be a jack-of-all-trades for both the corporate powerhouse and the creative professional.

It’s rare that a new smartphone can make waves with a global debut. With the global debut of the HUAWEI Pura 90s Series, Huawei is doing precisely that by introducing the Kirin 9030S chipset. The new chipset brings full 5G connectivity to the international market for the first time outside of China.

Smartwatches have evolved from simple notification buzzers into complex, life-saving health monitors. For years, Samsung’s Galaxy Watch lineup has been the de facto standard for Android users. However, as the wearable market pushes toward extreme ruggedness and on-device AI computing, incremental updates no longer cut it. So What exactly is Samsung bringing to the table? Enter the upcoming Galaxy Watch9 and the highly anticipated Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.