Alexander Wong
Contributor at SoyaCincau
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1 week ago |
soyacincau.com | Alexander Wong
A few months ago, Gentari not only announced price hikes for its public EV chargers but they have also introduced overstay fees with the objective to create a “better charging experience for everyone”. It appears that not all users are aware of these overstay fees and some had faced bill shocks amounting to a couple of hundreds of ringgit. Most EV users would have probably heard about idle fees which are typically imposed if you do not move your vehicle after charging is completed.
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1 week ago |
soyacincau.com | Alexander Wong
U Mobile has appointed CIMB as their Loan Coordinator and Mandated Lead Arranger to facilitate and arrange financing for up to RM4 billion, to support the nationwide deployment of Malaysia’s second 5G network. The appointment was formalised in a signing ceremony held at U Mobile’s corporate office at Berjaya Times Square on 30 May 2025.
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1 week ago |
soyacincau.com | Alexander Wong
One of the most requested WhatsApp feature is finally here. After years of waiting, WhatsApp is officially available for the iPad. Starting today, iPad users can download the app from the Apple App Store and enjoy their favourite WhatsApp features on a bigger display. And yes, it also works with the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil. The WhatsApp app for the iPad allows users to make video and voice calls with up to 32 people, share your screen, and the ability to use both the front and back cameras.
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1 week ago |
soyacincau.com | Alexander Wong
U Mobile is pushing ahead with its own 5G network rollout and it’s turning to Telekom Malaysia (TM) to expedite deployment. The orange telco has appointed TM as its key fibre backhaul partner, leveraging the national operator’s extensive fibre infrastructure to support its next gen 5G deployment across Malaysia. The 10-year agreement is valued at RM2.4 billion and was formalised at a signing ceremony held on 26 May 2025 at Sofitel Kuala Lumpur Damansara.
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1 week ago |
soyacincau.com | Alexander Wong
Not all QLED TVs are created equal. While the term “QLED” has become commonplace in the market, not every product with the label delivers the same level of performance, safety, or picture quality. Samsung’s QLED TVs claims to be built on a foundation of true quantum dot technology. We recently attended Samsung’s Southeast Asia Visual Display Seminar 2025 in Bangkok to find out what makes Samsung’s QLED different from other “QLED” contenders in the market.
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