vivo launched its Vision MR headset in China back in August. While it hasn’t made its way to our shores yet, we’ve been given a chance to preview it. The opportunity was included as part of our schedule in between vivo launching the X300 series and OriginOS 6. Before we go any further I should […] The post vivo Vision MR Headset Hands On: For Eyes Only appeared first on Lowyat.NET .
vivo launched its Vision MR headset in China back in August. While it hasn’t made its way to our shores yet, we’ve been given a chance to preview it. The opportunity was included as part of our schedule in between vivo launching the X300 series and OriginOS 6. Before we go any further I should […] The post vivo Vision MR Headset Hands On: For Eyes Only appeared first on Lowyat.NET .
vivo launched its Vision MR headset in China back in August. While it hasn’t made its way to our shores yet, we’ve been given a chance to preview it. The opportunity was included as part of our schedule in between vivo launching the X300 series and OriginOS 6. Before we go any further I should […] The post vivo Vision MR Headset Hands On: For Eyes Only appeared first on Lowyat.NET .
vivo launched its Vision MR headset in China back in August. While it hasn’t made its way to our shores yet, we’ve been given a chance to preview it. The opportunity was included as part of our schedule in between vivo launching the X300 series and OriginOS 6. Before we go any further I should […] The post vivo Vision MR Headset Hands On: For Eyes Only appeared first on Lowyat.NET .
GEORGE TOWN: Penang police are targeting over 3,000 cyclists to participate in the Royal Malaysia Police Penang International 2nd Bridge Solidarity Fun Ride on January 3 next year. Penang police chief Datuk Azizee Ismail said the cycling event on the Sultan Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah Bridge is expected to attract local and foreign participants. He described the sixth edition as the most iconic night cycling event in Malaysia offering an unforgettable experience. This programme also aims to enhance police-community collaboration through cycling and the crime prevention campaign. About 1,000 riders have registered so far for the event. The 52-kilometre ride will start from the Queensbay Mall shopping centre in Bayan Baru at 9.30 pm. Participants will cycle to the bridge before returning to the finishing line at the mall. The registration closing date is November 15 for those keen on taking part. Interested individuals can register at the official Gosportz website for the event. Every participant will receive an official event jersey and a goodie bag. They will also get a finisher’s T-shirt, a hand towel, a wristband and a finisher’s medal. Various attractive prizes will be on offer during the cycling event. – Bernama
KANGAR : A Thai woman faced two drug trafficking charges involving 1.73 kilogrammes of ganja at the Magistrate’s Court here today. Kittiya Chaiyaphuek, 27, nodded to indicate understanding after charges were read to her in Thai through an interpreter before Magistrate Nurshahida Abdul Rahim. No plea was recorded since the case falls under High Court jurisdiction. The first charge accuses the freelancer of trafficking 657 grams of ganja at the Padang Besar Immigration, Customs, Quarantine and Security Complex on October 8. She faces a second charge for trafficking 1.078 kilogrammes of ganja at the same location and time. Both charges fall under Section 39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, carrying potential death penalty or life imprisonment plus caning. Magistrate Nurshahida Abdul Rahim denied bail due to the case’s High Court jurisdiction. The court set January 9, 2026 for case mention pending the chemical report. Perlis Customs Department prosecuting officer Nurul Idayu Ismail handled the prosecution while the accused was unrepresented. – Bernama
WASHINGTON : Labour unions have filed a lawsuit against the United States government over allegations of illegal social media monitoring of visa holders. The lawsuit claims the Trump administration violated First Amendment rights by searching social media posts for specific viewpoints including criticism of Israel. This legal challenge targets the broad immigration crackdown initiated since President Donald Trump’s inauguration in January. The Department of State recently revoked visas of at least six people over social media comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Three major trade unions including United Auto Workers and American Federation of Teachers sued multiple government agencies in federal court. State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott stated the United States has no obligation to allow foreigners who commit anti-American acts. Trump administration officials argue foreigners lack the same constitutional rights as US citizens and that visas represent privileges rather than rights. The complaint alleges government programs use artificial intelligence to monitor visa holders’ online posts for negative views. Federal authorities have broadly defined terrorism support to include criticism of US support for Israel and Palestinian advocacy. The lawsuit cites cases including green card holder Mahmoud Khalil who faced deportation for pro-Palestinian protest participation. Unions argue this surveillance has chilled free speech among thousands of members fearing immigration consequences. Many union members have stopped expressing views due to government actions triggering life-altering immigration outcomes. The complaint emphasizes this particularly affects visa holders and Lawful Permanent Residents facing potential deportation. – Reuters
KUALA SELANGOR: Seorang pekerja kilang dijatuhi hukuman penjara enam tahun oleh Mahkamah Sesyen di sini, atas pertuduhan menyerang anggota polis dengan pisau pemotong daging, Ahad lalu. Hakim Nurul Mardhiah Mohammed Redza memutuskan demikian selepas tertuduh, Mohamad Hailmie Idris, 25, mengaku bersalah atas pertuduhan dibacakan jurubahasa mahkamah. Tertuduh yang masih bujang dan berpakaian gelap itu turut ... Read more The post Pekerja kilang amuk serang polis dipenjara enam tahun appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .
PETALING JAYA – Bimbang dengan peningkatan kes jenayah di sekolah, pelakon Rozita Che Wan kini mempertimbangkan untuk anak bongsunya, Aaisyah Dhia Rana belajar di rumah atau ‘home schooling’. Rozita atau mesra disapa Che Ta, 52, berkata, sebagai langkah keselamatan dia ingin mendapatkan khidmat guru wanita untuk puterinya yang baru berusia 11 tahun itu. “Aaisyah lepas ... Read more The post “Makan apa, macam ungka…” – Che Ta pertimbang ‘homeschool’ anak appeared first on Kosmo Digital .
WASHINGTON: Presiden Amerika Syarikat (AS) Donald Trump mahu bertemu Presiden Russia, Vladimir Putin, di Budapest, Hungary susulan satu panggilan telefon yang digambarkannya sebagai “sangat produktif”. Perincian lanjut seperti tarikh rasmi pertemuan masih belum diumumkan, namun Trump menyatakan pegawai kanan kedua-dua negara akan mula membuat persiapan minggu depan. Pengumuman itu dibuat hanya sehari sebelum Trump dijadualkan ... Read more The post Trump ‘tidak sabar’ jumpa Putin di Budapest appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .
They say the High Court has restored constitutional rights long denied to the state.
Melalui ciri ini, pentadbir boleh membuat kuiz dengan sehingga lima pilihan jawapan dan hanya satu jawapan yang betul akan ditetapkan.
Melalui ciri ini, pentadbir boleh membuat kuiz dengan sehingga lima pilihan jawapan dan hanya satu jawapan yang betul akan ditetapkan.
Melalui ciri ini, pentadbir boleh membuat kuiz dengan sehingga lima pilihan jawapan dan hanya satu jawapan yang betul akan ditetapkan.
Melalui ciri ini, pentadbir boleh membuat kuiz dengan sehingga lima pilihan jawapan dan hanya satu jawapan yang betul akan ditetapkan.
RIYADH : Defending champion Jannik Sinner advanced to the final of the 2025 Six Kings Slam exhibition tennis tournament after defeating Novak Djokovic in straight sets. The Italian will face Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in the final for the second consecutive year. Sinner broke Djokovic’s serve in the third game of the opening set and maintained his advantage to win it 6-4. The 14-year age gap became apparent in the second set as Djokovic struggled in long rallies. Sinner quickly closed out the second set 6-2 to secure his place in the championship match. Djokovic joked with the crowd after the match, saying he was sorry they could not see a longer contest. “It felt like a runaway train,“ Djokovic said of Sinner’s performance. “He was smacking the ball from all corners.” Djokovic added that he was just trying to hang in there against the dominant Italian. He concluded by wishing Sinner good luck in the final. In the other semifinal, world number one Carlos Alcaraz faced American Taylor Fritz. Alcaraz had beaten Fritz in straight sets in the Japan Open final just last month. The Spaniard dominated once again, breaking Fritz’s serve three times during the match. Alcaraz saved both break points he faced en route to a 6-4, 6-2 victory. This win books his place in the final against Sinner on Saturday. The final marks their first meeting since this year’s US Open final. Alcaraz defeated Sinner 3-1 in that match to claim his sixth Grand Slam title. That victory also allowed him to regain the world number one ranking. Djokovic and Fritz will meet on Saturday in the third-place playoff. The Six Kings Slam exhibition tournament was launched in 2024 as part of the Riyadh Season. It features six of the world’s top male tennis players competing annually. Sinner came from behind to defeat Alcaraz in last year’s final. – Bernama-Xinhua
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