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Heirul Kamel

Kuala Lumpur

Features Editor at Lowyat

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  • 1 week ago | lowyat.net | Heirul Kamel

    The wait is over. Google has finally brought back the ability to convert the ringgit (RM), Malaysia’s local currency, into other currencies via its search engine. The widget seemingly returned sometime yesterday without much fanfare, and it’s speculated that its reappearance may be linked to Google’s recent switch to a global domain instead of using a regional one. To recap, Google removed its currency converter widget for Malaysian users back in March 2025.

  • 1 week ago | lowyat.net | Heirul Kamel

    Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet) today has officially announced its partnership with Shell, which aims to make payments easier for customers through MyDebit services. This collaboration is actually not new, as it initially launched last month on 19 March 2025. Nevertheless, this enables customers to seamlessly complete transactions using their MyDebit-enabled ATM cards across all Shell stations nationwide.

  • 1 week ago | lowyat.net | Heirul Kamel

    Samsung Malaysia has recently begun offering a Reservation+ E-Voucher for the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series via its website. This indicates that the brand’s new mid-range tablets are indeed arriving in Malaysia soon, with in-store availability expected sometime in May 2025. With the e-voucher, customers are eligible to receive a discount of RM200 when they pre-order the forthcoming tablets via Samsung Malaysia’s online store.

  • 1 week ago | lowyat.net | Heirul Kamel

    The Ministry of Communications has ordered the temporary closure of the Kuala Lumpur Tower starting today on 17 April 2025, citing concerns over visitor safety and comfort. In a recent statement, it declared that Menara Kuala Lumpur Sdn Bhd’s (MKLSB) continued occupation of the Kuala Lumpur Tower premises beyond 31 March this year is unlawful.

  • 1 week ago | lowyat.net | Heirul Kamel

    Google’s latest smartphone, the Pixel 9a, is now available for purchase in Malaysia starting today. Priced at RM2,699 for the 128GB trim and RM3,199 for the 256GB, the mid-range model is offered via the official Pixel store on Shopee and Lazada, as well as authorised Google partners including CelcomDigi, Maxis, U Mobile, SenQ, Urban Republic and TMT. To recap, the Google Pixel 9a sports a 6.3-inch pOLED display with a 2424×1080 resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a peak brightness of 2,700 nits.

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