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Apple CarPlay Ultra Starts Rollout; Starting With Aston Martin Only

Apple has launched CarPlay Ultra, its next-gen infotainment system. Initially available in the US and Canada for new Aston Martin vehicles, it integrates with all driver screens, offering customization and retaining the car's original look and feel. Users can combine instrument cluster data with iPhone widgets and control car features via Siri. Requires iPhone 12 or later with iOS 18.5+. Wider availability, including Hyundai and Kia, is expected within the next 12 months.

Pengasas Big Blue Taxi bebas tipu tuduhan kontrak kawalan keselamatan

Big Blue Taxi founder Shamsubahrin Ismail was acquitted of cheating a businessman regarding a security contract at the Petronas Twin Towers six years ago. The High Court judge overturned the Sessions Court's three-year prison sentence, stating the lower court erred in concluding the contract didn't exist when evidence showed it was cancelled by a third party. The judge also highlighted the RM300,000 payment was a commission and the charge lacked the 'mens rea' element, indicating intent to deceive.

Bekas pengarah syarikat kena waran tangkap gagal hadir mahkamah

A former executive director of a manufacturing company has been issued an arrest warrant by the Shah Alam Sessions Court for failing to appear for a RM39 million breach of trust case. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) believes he has absconded. He was previously arrested on March 5th and released on bail the same day. Attempts to locate him have been unsuccessful, with his wife claiming ignorance of his whereabouts. A summons was served on May 13th after media announcements failed to locate him. He faces 14 charges under Section 409 of the Penal Code.

Rasa kerdil, tidak dikenali ‘penyakit’ Siti Hariesa

Malaysian actress Siti Hariesa revealed her initial struggles with self-doubt and feeling intimidated amongst senior artists when she first started her acting career. She often questioned whether she was recognized on set and lacked confidence. However, determined to succeed in her chosen field, she persevered. She overcame her insecurities by focusing on her work and seeking guidance from experienced actors. Hariesa also discussed the challenges of maintaining mental and physical well-being while balancing the demands of her acting career.

How low can you go? Lorry gets wedged under tunnel after driver ignores height limits in Labis

A lorry driver in Segamat, Malaysia, crashed into a low tunnel on Bukit Kecewa, Jalan Ibrahim, damaging the vehicle's top. The driver, unharmed, was reportedly unaware of the lorry's height exceeding the tunnel's 3-meter limit. Police are investigating the incident under Section 79(2) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for failing to comply with traffic signals. This is the second such incident at this location.

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Punggol town council, NParks to raise awareness after death of community cat

A community cat named Shere Khan died in Punggol, Singapore on May 12 from severe injuries, sparking concerns about animal welfare. Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong addressed the incident, urging kindness towards animals. NParks is investigating the case as suspected animal cruelty. This follows another incident of alleged cat abuse in Yishun. Both cases have renewed calls for stricter penalties against animal abusers.

Sabah committed to strengthening people’s wellbeing agenda, says Hajiji

Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor reaffirmed the state government's commitment to social development, allocating RM162.42 million to support various programs. This includes aid for people with disabilities, senior citizens, single mothers, and orphans, as well as funding for family development, consumer education, and drug abuse prevention. Hajiji also acknowledged federal government support, including flood relief and funding for evacuation centers.

Dua PATI warga Vietnam gagal lolos melalui KLIA

Two Vietnamese women were detained at KLIA2 for overstaying their visas and attempting to depart to Ho Chi Minh City. Malaysian Border Control Agency (AKPS) officers apprehended them during an operation targeting approximately 150 foreigners. Discrepancies were found between their passport stamps and official travel records. They are being held for 14 days under the Immigration Act 1963/69 for further investigation.

Pendidikan berkualiti tinggi lahirkan bangsa Johor berdaya saing

The Crown Prince of Johor, Tunku Ismail Idris, urged the state government not to be complacent with an outdated education system and emphasized the importance of high-quality education for a competitive Johor. He expressed satisfaction with the implementation of the Johor Nation Pioneer School (SRBJ) initiative, which involves four schools and teacher training in Singapore. He hopes SRBJ will become a model for a more inclusive and progressive state education approach and called for federal government collaboration in developing high-quality human capital.

Sony Officially Launches The WH-1000XM6 In Malaysia

Sony has launched the WH-1000XM6 headphones in Malaysia, featuring a foldable design, improved noise cancellation with the QN3 HD Noise Cancelling Processor, and 30mm Neodymium drivers. Battery life remains at 30 hours with ANC on and 40 hours with ANC off. Pre-orders are open until June 8th, priced at RM2,099, with a free headphone stand and RM50 TNG credit as part of the pre-order promotion. Available colors include Black, Platinum Silver, and Midnight Blue.

Man jailed for Orchard Towers murder loses appeal against conviction

A 33-year-old man in Singapore has lost his appeal against a murder conviction for fatally stabbing another man during a 2019 brawl at Orchard Towers. Tan Sen Yang, sentenced to life imprisonment and caning, argued he didn't intend to inflict the fatal neck wound, claiming he aimed for the victim's face while punching with a karambit knife. The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal, stating the punches, directed at the head with a knife, clearly indicated intent to cause serious harm. The court rejected arguments of sudden provocation and diminished responsibility due to alleged adjustment and alcohol-use disorders.

Rapid Bus KL bus lane hours extended – 4:30pm-7pm

Pemandu lori batu langgar FRU mengaku tidak bersalah

A lorry driver, Rudi Zulkarnain Mat Radi, 45, pleaded not guilty to nine counts of dangerous driving causing the death of nine Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel. The incident occurred on May 13, 2025, at Kilometer 15, Jalan Sungai Manik, Hilir Perak. He faces charges under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987, which carries a minimum five-year jail sentence and a maximum fine of RM50,000. The court granted bail at RM6,000 with additional conditions, including license suspension and weekly reporting to the police.

Prison officer brutally crushed beneath runaway cement lorry in Melaka

A Malaysian prison officer, Sergeant Amal Nurlidar Ghazali, 42, was killed in a road accident in Melaka. A cement lorry, reportedly suffering brake failure, ran over her at a traffic light on the Sungai Udang-Paya Rumput-Ayer Keroh route. The incident occurred around 5.50pm. The lorry driver, who tested negative for drugs, swerved to avoid other vehicles but hit Ghazali, trapping her beneath the lorry. She died at the scene. Police are investigating the incident under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Proton e.Mas, Hello smart Apps Support Shell Recharge Integration

Shell Recharge and Proton New Energy Technology (PRO-NET) have partnered to simplify EV charging for Malaysian drivers. PROTON e.MAS and smart EV owners can now locate and pay for charging at Shell Recharge stations nationwide using their respective mobile apps, eliminating the need for a separate ParkEasy app. Shell is offering a promotional 30% discount on High Performance Charging (HPC) and 10% on other Shell Recharge locations from May 26 to June 9, 2025, for PROTON and smart EV drivers.

Ekonomi Malaysia berkembang 4.4 peratus suku pertama 2025

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Penang governor urges Putrajaya to fund Pan Island Link 1 project for improved traffic management

Penang's Governor, Tun Ramli Ngah Talib, urged the federal government to fund the Pan Island Link 1 (PIL1) highway project under the 13th Malaysian Plan, highlighting its potential to improve traffic management. He expressed gratitude for federal support for other projects like the Juru-Sungai Dua Elevated Highway, LRT, and airport expansion. He also noted the Silicon Island reclamation project is 6.5% complete and will boost Penang's economy. Penang's GDP grew by 3.3% in 2023, reaching RM116 billion, driven by services and manufacturing, and remains a top national GDP contributor with the highest GDP per capita. International trade also saw significant growth.

Guru wira sejati bangsa – Perdana Menteri