Malaysia: Licensing 4G WiMax for 4 service providers
On March 15, the Malaysian government licensed four of its telecom operators to provide fourth-generation (4G) high-speed wireless Internet services from this year.
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On March 15, the Malaysian government licensed four of its telecom operators to provide fourth-generation (4G) high-speed wireless Internet services from this year.
Malaysia has become the first country in the world to use professional dogs to fight ... copyright infringement. Two black bitches named Flo and Lucky will perform their…
Motorola and Maxis Communications Berhad Group (MAXIS) have announced the successful implementation of the first call from the mobile WiMAX network to Malaysia's CBD - K…
Konica Minolta Japan has chosen Malaysia for its first overseas plant construction project to produce a basic component for hard drive data storage. From a company that…
A conspiracy to deceive sophisticated phishing has been discovered, in which the conspirators have used Malaysian Government computers and a reputable medical company.
A former Malaysian teacher sets up a low-cost, voice-activated prosthetics manufacturing company for people with disabilities.
Malaysian researchers have studied the use of ozone to preserve papaya and exotic fruits, avoiding damage during storage and transport.
Not the April Fools Story, in the future, you can taste the taste of every dish just by taking a photo of the dish by phone.
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has released a detailed map of the seafloor in the southern Indian Ocean to find the Malaysian a…
Missing aircraft search teams MH370 brought a robot submarine for the first time to search.
Malaysia Airlines' search for missing aircraft can be supported by the adoption of a number of high-tech search engines such as underwater auto vehicles or remote operat…
Italian scientists have unveiled a new radar system, sparking hope for an advanced air-traffic control system, capable of tracking the missing plane like Malaysia's Boei…
A Malaysian company, Faidhi Holdings Sdn Bhd, has introduced a lightweight, environmentally friendly composite (gas) cylinder and is not even detonated in the fire.
The Defense Science and Technology Research Institute of Malaysia (STRIDE) has developed a camouflage coating technology for military vehicles, with paint that can be mi…
Malaysian scientists are exploring alternative sources of materials to produce high-tech electronics such as batteries for electric vehicles.