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 Erna Mahyuni
Erna Mahyuni
Erna tweets too much on @ernamh. Angry Sabah native, slave to her dog/cat and blogs at ernamahyuni.com
 

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Apple Watch Series 12 now offers a new S11 chip and Health Sensing system, with Apple stating that the watch will now record your pulse more frequently for better accuracy. — Picture via Apple

What Apple announced…that wasn’t iPhones

Apple's first foldable finally arrives. — Picture via Apple

‘Bos, berapa?’ How much, and when Apple’s new iPhones arrive in Malaysia (VIDEO)

In a Nintendo Direct The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary presentation streamed online last night, the company confirmed the game would only be available on the Switch 2 console and would be available starting November 5 this year. — Nintendo pic

Nintendo’s ‘Zelda: Ocarina of Time’ remake to drop Nov 5, alongside new Switch 2 version, electric ocarina and details of coming ‘Zelda’ movie (VIDEO)

Like Chiikawa’s Usagi, I would like to live in the moment and care only for the things that matter. — Screengrab via YouTube

The luxury of being able to let go

If you're keen to enter the Pokémon Pop-up store, queues start at 6am. — Pictures via Pokémon Malaysia social media

Ombak KLCC Pokémon Pop-up store queues open at 6am. Will you be there Sept 12?

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Living with survivor’s guilt post-cancer

The 'Chiikawa' movie is testament to Japan's love for adorable creatures. — Picture via Facebook/MediaLink

What ‘Chiikawa’ could teach us about identity and storytelling

China’s BiliBili is set to go international and could become the next TikTok. — Picture via X/BiliBili

China’s Bilibili video app is going global — could it be YouTube’s true rival?

The ‘Chiikawa’ movie will please fans, terrify small children and leave non-fans leaving the theatre feeling unsettled. — Picture via Nagano

‘Chiikawa’ movie is dystopia story wrapped in a deceptively adorable package (VIDEO)

The author argues that pervasive AI-generated food imagery is misleading, unappetising and emblematic of a wider push to adopt AI where it adds little value.

When AI-generated images on food delivery platforms and menus make you lose your appetite

Yet a woman, whose Touch N Go card had insufficient credit, who had to get off the bus earlier, managed to get back on when the bus returned to the station but at a slightly different stop. — SoyaCincau pic

Where I finally take a bus, get lost in Dutamas and have the best ‘cempedak’ flan

Apple has positioned itself as a leader in the education space. — Picture courtesy of Apple

Beyond the hype: Finding out why Apple’s approach to education enthrals Malaysian students… and their teachers

The author argues that public hospitals should be assessed through informed reporting that examines underlying problems. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

Our public hospitals have worse problems than toilet hygiene

'Kokuho' is captivating in many ways due to how much visible effort has been put into its creation. — Media Castle/Kokuho film pic

On ‘Kokuho’: Like kabuki, there is a beauty in taking your time

A cancer follow-up may only cost RM5 in Malaysia's public healthcare system, but it can still take half a day, multiple queues, and plenty of patience. — Picture by Shafwan Zaidon

Malaysian public hospitals are trapped firefighting, caught in inefficient loops

Taiwan actress Vivian Sung in a scene from ‘The Age of Goodbyes’. — Picture courtesy of Happy Together Pictures /Renaissance Films

Malaysian filmmaker Edmund Yeo premieres ‘The Age of Goodbyes’ at Toronto Film Festival

The legends that inspired The Odyssey have been told and retold and Nolan's take is a very watchable one. — Picture composite via Facebook/The Odyssey film

Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ adds depth to myth in very modern take on the epic hero journey (VIDEO)

The author argues that hardship should not be romanticised, with people pressured to find ‘silver linings’ in terrible situations. — Unsplash pic

When the world is on fire, be the rain

Point an iPad and you're done, with 3DGait recording details that would normally involve a lot more machinery and money. — Picture courtesy of Apple

How Singapore’s public healthcare is using iPads and iPhones to save time and ease patient nerves (VIDEO)

A picture illustration shows a Facebook logo reflected in a personu00e2u20acu2122s eye, in Zenica, March 13, 2015.  u00e2u20acu201d Reuters pic

The disturbing court of public opinion

Commercial buildings stand in the central business district of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah September 23, 2020. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Firdaus Latif

Must Sabah continue to be the poster child for neglected infrastructure?

People wearing face masks sightsee and snap pictures in the heart of Kuala Lumpur during Hari Raya Aidilfitri holiday May 3, 2022. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

The strange new normal of not giving a s***

People break fast at Dataran Merdeka during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan in Kuala Lumpur April 19, 2022. u00e2u20acu201d  Picture by Firdaus Latif

Laying down arms when the war isn't over

The Employeesu00e2u20acu2122 Provident Fund  logo is seen at its headquarters in Kuala Lumpur March 2, 2022. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Miera Zulyanan

How long more will Malaysians live in quiet desperation?

Of the total 19,444 crimes reported between January and July 2021, 8,403 were scam-related cases. u00e2u20acu201d iStock pic

Dear government, what are you doing with my data?

Form Five students get ready to sit for their SPM examination at SMK Seksyen 7 in Shah Alam March 2, 2022. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Malaysian youth need to break the cycle of abuse indoctrination

The section for Covid-19 vaccination registration via the MySejahtera mobile application is displayed on a mobile phone in Kuala Lumpur February 23, 2021. u00e2u20acu201dPicture by Yusof Mat Isa

How safe is our data with the government?

10 daripada 20 bayi selamat dilahirkan pada Hari Kebangsaan 2016 di Hospital Kuala Lumpur, 31 Ogos, 2016. u00e2u20acu201d Foto Bernama

In Malaysia, foreign wives are trophies but foreign husbands? Treason

A man busks next to the KLCC LRT station in Kuala Lumpur, July 11, 2016. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Saw Siow Feng

Punishing the arts won’t bless you, Selangor

People wearing face masks on Saloma Bridge in Kuala Lumpur, February 18, 2022. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Preparing for an endemic when the pandemic's not over

Thanks for the memories, Nuu00e2u20acu2122est. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Erna Mahyuni

Farewell, Nu’est: My first and last K-pop love

Sixteen people were fined for attending a 20-person birthday party at a flat in Hougang last year. u00e2u20acu2022 Unsplash pic

Dodging bullets, chasing dreams

A man waks past a Malaysia Prihatin wall decoration in Kuala Lumpur August 25, 2021. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

Pandemic complacency will literally cripple our nation

A man uses the MySejahtera trace feature. u00e2u20acu2022 Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

The how-to, simplified guide to Covid-19 communications

Over 40 per cent of UK residents say that they do not have a proper desk to work on in their homes, according to a new report. u00e2u20acu2022 IStock.com/ETX Studio pic

Work shouldn't be a death sentence

A man works from the comfort of home during phase three of the movement control order in Shah Alam April 15, 2020. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Miera Zulyana

Mental health check-ups should be routine and mundane

People queue in front of a Bank Simpanan Nasional branch in Klang September 6, 2021. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Why can’t we trust poor people with money?

A man uses the MySejahtera trace feature. u00e2u20acu2022 Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

We must do right by the disabled and vulnerable

 

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