TechNave

TechNave has emerged as Malaysia's fastest-growing online technology media platform, focusing on the coverage and review of a wide array of gadgets and digital products and services. Since its inception in 2013, TechNave has experienced significant growth, attracting over 1 million unique visitors each month. Our mission is to deliver the latest news, comprehensive reviews, detailed specifications, software updates, apps, and much more related to tech products and services. In addition to being a tech media site, TechNave offers innovative and effective tools that empower tech-savvy influencers and potential buyers to research and compare features and prices of various gadgets and devices before making their purchasing decisions.

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#41645

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#446

Computers Electronics and Technology/Programming and Developer Software

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Over 2 million violative accounts proactively closed by TikTok Shop | TechNave

Oct 29, 2024 | technave.com

TikTok Shop is not only a place to shop but also a space that allows sellers to promote their business effectively. More than 42000 brands have been permitted t
TikTok Shop will raise commission and transaction fees from 5 September 2024 | TechNave

Aug 23, 2024 | technave.com

TikTok Shop Malaysia is now informing the sellers and merchants on the platform, that they will increase the commission fee charge as well as the tran
BYD and CATL collaborate to develop EV batteries that can fully charge in 10 minutes

Jun 19, 2024 | technave.com | BYD Malaysia

Travelling in an electric vehicle (EV) may have issues with charging times that seem relatively long compared to refuelling. To solve the problem, BYD and CATL are developing lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries and ultra-fast chargers that can be fully recharged in just 10 minutes. So, what should you know about it? For your information, BYD and CATL are reportedly set to introduce LFP batteries and ultra-fast chargers by the end of this year.